Siyabonga Mthembu on music: "It is my calling to go before the tribe and survey its future."
Jazz and Beyond with Nothemba Madumo · 12 April 2026 · 1h 0m
Speaker 1: For some jazz. Speaker 2: Let not temper Madumo, serve you up some jazz and beyond on seven O two Speaker 2: and Gay. Speaker 3: Talk Jazz and Beyond on seven o two in Kpe talk where you come for Speaker 3: the platform where we engage, we get intimate, We hear all sorts of stories with Speaker 3: our guests. And today we have a guest who's not only a South African vocalist, Speaker 3: he's a performance artist, he's a storyteller, he's a cultural thinker, and also he is Speaker 3: the frontman for an amazing group called The Brother Moves On. And I'm talking about Speaker 3: see yeah or should I say the full name? How are you? Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm so good. Thank you for having me. Speaker 3: I'm very happy and excited to be in conversation with you because there's something intriguing, Speaker 3: also very exciting about you, not only as a person, but as a performer as Speaker 3: well. And I just like how what you do is so much of a reflection Speaker 3: of the young South African artist who is giving a sort of a picture of Speaker 3: what culture will look like in the future. Speaker 1: Thank you those kind words. Speaker 3: I'm not lying, am I I hope not. But do you agree though that the Speaker 3: role that you play as well as with the brother moves on it is sort Speaker 3: of a representation with the mind of the youth ease. Speaker 1: Well, that's the beauty.
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