Friday, 4 December 2020
Rofhiwa Maneta is a freelance arts and culture journalist. In addition to New Frame, he has written for City Press, the Mail & Guardian, the Sunday Times, Vice and The Fader.
Using sparse prose and his signature sounds, the musician’s third project explores the transformative journey of working through grief to get to a place of healing.
The new artist’s evocative debut offering – crafted in university dorm rooms and recently gone platinum – has led to a contract with Columbia Records.
Drawing on hip-hop, electronica and dance in a small but impressive discography, the Joburg musician continues to make waves with their new release, Elementality.
Bongeziwe Mabandla’s new album explores a love story, from start to end, alongside parallel questions of memory.
The new album by Shabaka and The Ancestors is a meditation on history, and asks its listeners to imagine new modes of being.
K Sello Duiker started a trend when he made Cape Town the setting for his award-winning book about falling apart. Rofhiwa Maneta looks at two other novels on the same theme.