Bulelani Zola Qumza is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Thanduxolo Arthur Qumza is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Xolisile Sydney Hobhoshe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Simphiwe Een Hobhoshe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Mzwabantu Eric Dunywa is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Zwelandile Mbedu is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Melumzi Bethwell Nyikana is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Lindisipho Lennox Tsawe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

At an early age, Nontutuzelo started singing in church. In her community, she was a member of a dance group that performed ‘pantsula dance’ and other street dances. In High School, she participated in community drama. Later on, she worked at JL Zwane Centre where she joined the group Siyaya (meaning: we are going) as lead vocalist, actress and dancer. They performed musical shows that educated on HIV/AIDS, in order to reduce the number of people infected by this disease. Not only in community clinics and communities in South Africa, but also in Dallas (USA), London and Amsterdam. Recently, Nontutuzelo participated in a tribute musical to Miriam Makeba, where she played several roles including lead vocalist, dancer and shadow of the main character.

At the age of seven, Nomapostile Nyiki started singing and is now a lead vocalist. ‘Noma’ studied African Music at the University of Cape Town; she is a conductor at the Acts of Apostolic Church. She plays indigenous instruments like uhadi (a amaXhosa bow). GOOD HOPE is Noma’s second South African Road Trip production.

Xoliswa Tom is a South African singer born in Cape Town. She started out singing repertoire of mainly African choral music at the age of eleven with the Nomlinganiselo lower primary school choir. Later she joined Mbombela band and Bambanani, a traditional marimba song and dance group. Toured internationally with the Barnyard Theatre production’ Under African Skies, the Amakhosi circus show and House of the holy Afro. Xoliswa`s current collaborations includes Bambanani marimba band, Mbombela band, Imbo yakwantu and Woman in marimba as well as Hot Water.

Lungiswa Plaatjies started singing at the age of 7. ‘Lulu’ is born and raised in Cape Town’s Langa township. She was part of Amampondo, Dizu Plaatjies (her uncle)’ world reknown South African’s neo-traditional music sensations. She has a haunting and bewitching voice and ably weaves traditional songs with contempary sounds. She is the only South African female musician to play the mbira, an African thumb piano (originally from Zimbabwe) and incorporate this sound into her compositions. Lungiswa published four cd’s. GOOD HOPE is Lulu’s third South African Road Trip production. “I have travelled around the world and visited many countries abroad. And what I’ve learnt is that a true artist must serve the people; this is what I want to do. It’s really the only way I can thank God for blessing me with the gift of this voice" – Lungiswa Plaatjies

Sabu Jiyana is a South African musician that plays many instruments like Djembe, Isigubhu , Congas several other types of drums, Marimba, Chopi Timbila, Uhadi and wind instruments.

Kim was born a musician. He started in Amampondo. He as well as Sabu are members of the Abavuki marimba band. Thus afro-fusion world music ensemble is from Cape Town. Tours around the world. Kim excels on the marimba!

Bulelani Zola Qumza is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Thanduxolo Arthur Qumza is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Xolisile Sydney Hobhoshe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Simphiwe Een Hobhoshe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Mzwabantu Eric Dunywa is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Zwelandile Mbedu is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Melumzi Bethwell Nyikana is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

Lindisipho Lennox Tsawe is a member of Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

The Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir was founded in 1991. The group is based in Khayelitsha, the largest township in the Cape Town area of South Africa.

Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir specializes in Isicathamiya, a South-African style of music dating from the nineteen twenties and thirties, a period in which many men moved from the country to the city to try and find work. To be able to express their emotions – and to have fun – they shared living accommodations, the result being an exclusively male community. Under the leadership of its founder Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, became the world’s most renowned choir in its genre. They gained world fame because of their collaboration with Paul Simon (together they recorded the ‘Graceland’ album). This choir is a huge source of inspiration for our K-men, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir.

If they are not on tour, they perform in Cape Town, every day, at the V&A Waterfront. In addition, they collaborate with the Olive Leaf Foundation, a charity whose commitment includes the well-being of Khayelitsha’s children and adults. Thus, our ‘K – men’ are role models for boys from that area. They not only teach them how to sing, but also how to strive for a better future.

Internationally, the Khayelitsha United Mambazo Choir performed in the Netherlands, Israel and Switzerland. They released several CDs. GOOD HOPE is the third South African Road Trip production.

At an early age, Nontutuzelo started singing in church. In her community, she was a member of a dance group that performed ‘pantsula dance’ and other street dances. In High School, she participated in community drama. Later on, she worked at JL Zwane Centre where she joined the group Siyaya (meaning: we are going) as lead vocalist, actress and dancer. They performed musical shows that educated on HIV/AIDS, in order to reduce the number of people infected by this disease. Not only in community clinics and communities in South Africa, but also in Dallas (USA), London and Amsterdam. Recently, Nontutuzelo participated in a tribute musical to Miriam Makeba, where she played several roles including lead vocalist, dancer and shadow of the main character.

At the age of seven, Nomapostile Nyiki started singing and is now a lead vocalist. ‘Noma’ studied African Music at the University of Cape Town; she is a conductor at the Acts of Apostolic Church. She plays indigenous instruments like uhadi (a amaXhosa bow). GOOD HOPE is Noma’s second South African Road Trip production.

Xoliswa Tom is a South African singer born in Cape Town. She started out singing repertoire of mainly African choral music at the age of eleven with the Nomlinganiselo lower primary school choir. Later she joined Mbombela band and Bambanani, a traditional marimba song and dance group. Toured internationally with the Barnyard Theatre production’ Under African Skies, the Amakhosi circus show and House of the holy Afro. Xoliswa`s current collaborations includes Bambanani marimba band, Mbombela band, Imbo yakwantu and Woman in marimba as well as Hot Water.

Lungiswa Plaatjies started singing at the age of 7. ‘Lulu’ is born and raised in Cape Town’s Langa township. She was part of Amampondo, Dizu Plaatjies (her uncle)’ world reknown South African’s neo-traditional music sensations. She has a haunting and bewitching voice and ably weaves traditional songs with contempary sounds. She is the only South African female musician to play the mbira, an African thumb piano (originally from Zimbabwe) and incorporate this sound into her compositions. Lungiswa published four cd’s. GOOD HOPE is Lulu’s third South African Road Trip production. “I have travelled around the world and visited many countries abroad. And what I’ve learnt is that a true artist must serve the people; this is what I want to do. It’s really the only way I can thank God for blessing me with the gift of this voice" – Lungiswa Plaatjies

Sabu Jiyana is a South African musician that plays many instruments like Djembe, Isigubhu , Congas several other types of drums, Marimba, Chopi Timbila, Uhadi and wind instruments.

Kim was born a musician. He started in Amampondo. He as well as Sabu are members of the Abavuki marimba band. Thus afro-fusion world music ensemble is from Cape Town. Tours around the world. Kim excels on the marimba!