Future Nostalgia, Cape Town, South Africa
For Selectors, Collectors, Deejays and Diggers. Vinyl l For Selectors, Collectors, Deejays and Diggers.
Vinyl listening collective that came together in January 2013. Future Nostalgia is a free space for people to share sounds and experience music. Follow us on mixcloud for sets recorded live from our guest and resident selectors: http://www.mixcloud.com/Future_Nostalgia/
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On MetroFM tonight, Atiyyah Khan will be talking about her work as an arts journalist in South Africa over the past 15 years + playing some tunage (Sun Ra, Sathima, Don Cherry, Rahsaan...) ♥️
Tune in to the Urban Jazz Experience with from 9:20pm-10pm 🎧
Listen on the radio or online: www.metrofm.co.za ✊🏾🙏🏾
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26.07.2022: Today's show for Worldwide FM features a guest mix by Boeta Gee (Graeme Arendse) one of the founding members of Future Nostalgia. Titled “Kaapse Kêrrie” (Cape Curry), it is an exploration into the hybrid creole culture that developed in Cape Town, through the centuries of meeting between indigenous peoples and voluntary and involuntary migrants from different parts of the world, as is reflected in its food, language and music 👌🏾
Tune in 🎧🎧🎧
2PM BST
3PM SAST
8AM EST
LISTEN HERE : www.worldwidefm.net
28.06.22 : Today's show for Worldwide FM is a guest mix by collective member, Futurist. It is dedicated to the ancestral history of Cape Town which he says is a city with "A strange history now but the rivers run through it."
Messages from the rivers of hui-Gaeb. Elsie's River, Kuils River, Eerste River, Salt River, Lotus River and everything in between.
With music and words by Cape town MCs, spiritual elders, & sound sculptors including Adrian Diff, Niko10long, Kyle Shepherd, Eavesdrop, Jean Grae, Tanneman !Xam, Khoi Konnexion, Garth Erasmus, Madosini, Yugen Blakrok. Also space echoes from Colombia, Malawi, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Brazil, India, Mauritius and Mozambique ✊🏾
2PM 🇬🇧
3PM 🇿🇦
9AM EST
LISTEN HERE : www.worldwidefm.net
Artwork by Grant Jurius
Intellectual Giants of the Eastern Cape Trailer
2'50" trailer for the documentary: Intellectual Giants of the Eastern CapeProduced by the Hunterstoun Centre, University of Fort Hare&The School of Journalis...
The work of esteemed Ghanaian artist El Anatsui - often tapestries consisting of thousands of weaved in bottle caps - is magnificent in both size and detail & best experienced in person.
Join us tonight for the closing of his exhibition 'Freedom', where Future Nostalgia will be playing, responding with sounds important to the artists' life ❤️
5:30pm-8:30pm
At Goodman Gallery new location (37A Somerset Road, De Waterkant)
Miles Davis: a sun’s path in 100 tracks and 5 stops
Thirty years ago, music giant Miles Davis passed away in California. In partnership with Getup, PAM looks back - in 5 steps and as many playlists - on the journey of a revolutionary.
Excited to be giving Nduduzo Makhathini's brilliant new album "In the Spirit of Ntu" a 2-LP vinyl release on Oct. 7! CD & digital will be released on May 27. Pre-order on the Blue Note Store: https://nduduzomakhathini.lnk.to/InTheSpiritOfNtu/BlueNote
Preview the new single "Emlilweni" now: https://nduduzomakhathini.lnk.to/Emlilweni
Finish The Sun, the new album by bassist Shane Cooper and his band MABUTA launches today. Here is a feature written by Atiyyah Khan published, in time for the album drop.
A great second album featuring some of South Africa's best musicians, among them Bokani Dyer, Robbin Fassie and Sisonke Xonti 🙏🏾
Check it out on all digital platforms ❤️🌹❤️
With the band’s second release, Finish the Sun, the bandleader finds inspiration anew in rediscovering his love of the guitar. As a result, he leans into funk and African groove.
Rashid Lombard's collection consists of roughly 500 000 photographs made over 50 years, from the 1960s onwards. These include musicians and gigs, high-ranking political figures (including a significant portion on Nelson Mandela after his release from Robben Island), political protests and everyday moments of life under apartheid."
The story is about his quest to digitise his collection and create a new photographic centre through his own vision, while also handing over his entire archive to the custodianship of UWC.
Read more here ❤
The struggle photojournalist, activist and jazz photographer has given UWC custody of his archive, with plans to digitise it and start an accessible photography centre.
Nduduzo Makhathini is headed to the US for a series of California & New York shows this week & next!
April 22 – Just Jazz @ Mr Musichead, Los Angeles, CA
April 25 – Kuumbwa, Santa Cruz, CA
April 27 – Bing Studio @ Stanford University, Stanford CA
April 29-30 – Dizzy’s Club @ Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York, NY
The brilliant South African pianist's new album "In the Spirit of Ntu" comes out May 27, pre-order & preview here: https://nduduzomakhathini.lnk.to/InTheSpiritOfNtu
"According to historian Sylviane Diouf the chants, prayers and recitation of enslaved West African Muslims - which can sound similar to that of Muslims across the Sahel region to Sudan and Somalia - may have contributed to the creation of "the distinctive African American music of the South that evolved into the holler and finally the Blues".
According to tradition, the Koran, Islam's holy book, is typically recited in a singing manner, encouraged by the Prophet Muhammad, who said that people should "beautify the Koran with your voices.
It is especially appreciated when large numbers come together for religious occasions such as evening prayers in the month of Ramadan, taraweeh.
There are even several international recitation competitions.
Overlooked at times, however, is the fact that there are many approaches to reciting the Koran."
Via Isma'il Kushkush
Social media has revived African styles of Koranic recitation led by Sudan's Nourin Mohamed Siddig.
22.03.22. For todays's show, Future Nostalgia founding member Boeta Gee ( Graeme Arendse ) presents a guest mix from the Afromap of Space - a series of mixes which started regularly under lockdown. The Afromap of Space is an attempt to explore the roots and routes of the Black world through sound – transcending time, space and borders, with shifts from Gwo Ka to Ghoema to Gnawa.
In this episode, we pay homage to the greatest revolution the world has seen – the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), which led to the establishment of the first black-led republic and the first independent Black state✊🏾
2PM UK
4PM SA
10am EST
LISTEN HERE : www.worldwidefm.net
Collage by Boeta Gee
This performance by the celebrated South African pianist and NEA Jazz Master reflects on the past and helps clarify the present.
Via Habibi Funk - WOMEN’S DAY MIX "In celebration of Women’s Day we put together an all women artist mix, celebrating singers from Morocco, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Libya, Sudan, Algeria & Iraq/Kurdistan. Listen by following the link or download it for free from our bandcamp (just today)"---> http://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/.../habibi-funk...
1. Douaa - Haditouni (Morocco)
2. Maryam Saleh - Nouh Al Hamam (Egypt)
3. Fairouz - Ma Kdirt Nseet (Lebaon)
4. Warda - Ana Arfa (Algeria)
5. Suzan - Reggae (Libya)
6. Zohra - Badala Zamana (Algeria)
7. Maha - Law Laffeine (Egypt)
8. El Balabil - Mashena (Sudan)
9. Taroub - Tikitak (Lebanon)
10. Sabah - Ouli AIwa Ouli (Lebanon)
11. Gulistan - Dinya Zor Ciwan e (Iraq/Kurdistan)
12. Youssra El Hawary - Ghareeb An El (Egypt)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC4_FsfwSSA
WOMEN’S DAY: In celebration of Women’s Day we put together an all women artist mix, celebrating singers from Morocco, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Libya, Sudan, ...
Tonight!!!
TONIGHT
Posted • Tete has been doing this for 60 years folks, don’t sleep. Back by popular demand with a quartet featuring Blackey Tempi (trumpet), Peter Ndala (bass) and Babes Ndamase (drums). Hanks on Bree Street is where it’s happening 🙌
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Test Pressing vinyl copies of ‘In the Spirit of Ntu’ have arrived, out on Blue Note Records in May. You are all about to enter a forgotten planet, get ready!!!
22.02.22: Today on Worldwide FM 🎧
"Now we gathered here on the universe at this time, this particular time, to listen to the 36 black notes of the piano,
There's 36 black notes and 52 white notes.
We don't mean to eliminate nothin’, but we gonna just hear the black notes at this time if you don't mind.
Blacknuss.
B.l.a.c.k.n.u.s.s”
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk
//This month’s show draw’s inspiration from Blacknuss by Rahsaan Roland Kirk and explores that through freedom sounds and struggle music from across Africa//
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
4PM 🇿🇦 SA
10am EST
LISTEN : www.worldwidefm.net
25.01.22 : Today's show moves from the present into the past of South African jazz.
We premier the new single by Shane Cooper and MABUTA off their sophomore album, due in May 🌹 We also hear new music by bassist Herbie Tsoaeli from his album At This Point in Time and from drummer Ayanda Sikade and his album Umakhulu.
Also featured is a mix titled ‘Black Music Under Apartheid’ which engages with the history of how jazz has always been connected to the struggle for freedom in South Africa, with a look at the stringent laws that musicians fought against and tracing the lineage of how the sound developed ✊🏾
LISTEN HERE : www.worldwidefm.net
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
4PM 🇿🇦 SA
10am EST
Artwork : Portrait of saxophonist Kippie Moeketsi by Grant Jurius
28.12.2021 : Featuring an exclusive interview with Zimbabwean revolutionary artist Thomas Mapfumo cut with two hours of music from his extensive discography of Chimurenga music 🎶
Mukanya tells stories from his early beginnings to thoughts on African unity, ✊🏾
Massive thanks to all out there who have supported and listened over the past year 🌹
Via El Corazon aka Atiyyah Khan
Tune in to listen: www.worldwidefm.net
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
4PM 🇿🇦 SA
10am EST
Today... Easy, low key vibes at this beautiful spot on the beachfront playing some records alongside one of our favourites, Daniel Gray (visiting from Jozi) + Futurist + El Corazon✌🏾
From 3pm till late at the The Commons Muizenberg
Swing on through 🌹 🌹 🌹
MEDITATIONS ON JIMI HENDRIX | The Chimurenga Chronic
by Greg Tate All roads lead to Jimi Hendrix.
Brilliant work! Future Nostalgia family, Boeta Gee aka Graeme Arendse incredible hand-drawn portrait of multi-instrumentalist Hilton Schilder appears on the cover!
We're very pleased to be able to announce the arrival of “The South African Jazz Real Book (Vol. 1), Jika”, a collection of leadsheets covering 116 compositions by 86 South African composers.
The book, fondly named "Jika" after an album of Winston "Mankunku" Ngozi, was put together over several years by two Cape musicians, educators and band leaders, namely trombonist Jannie "Hanepoot" van Tonder and pianist George Werner, who have both shared the stage with many of the musicians whose work is included.
Says George: "We have such a rich heritage of jazz, which is not being sufficiently taught in our schools and universities, partly because of a lack of such a resource. Despite being widely and internationally recognised, we hardly hear it on the radio or see it on tv. Yet we have definitive styles of indigenous jazz music, on par with Brazilian, Cuban, and American counterparts. Let's try make South African Jazz more accessible to teachers and students everywhere, before our culture gets gobbled up by mass media."
To this end, they are thankful for the support of the National Arts Council of South Africa who sponsored 150 copies of "The South African Jazz Real Book (Vol. 1), Jika" which are at the moment being distributed to schools and universities country-wide.
“The South African Jazz Real Book (Vol. 1), Jika” will be available from December 1st for order online at https://www.sheetmusic.co.za, or contact Nick Green at [email protected]
An interview with uMalume, bassist Herbie Tsoaeli about his amazing new album, At This Point in Time, released in November, rooted in heritage and dedicated to the ancestors.
Written by Atiyyah Khan 🌹
Read the rest here 🙏🏾 👌🏾
The acclaimed bassist returns with a second album, At This Point In Time launched in early November. It is rooted in heritage and pays homage to his jazz ancestors.
HEADS UP CPT!
23.11.2021 : Today marks ONE year of Future Nostalgia on Worldwide FM ❤️ In celebration, we will be playing back our favourite show from the past year - an interview with Sahel Sounds label founder Christopher Kirkley with a selection of tunes🌹
Hosted by Atiyyah Khan
All artwork by Grant Jurius.
Tune in here today : www.worldwidefm.net
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
4PM 🇿🇦 SA
10am EST
Massive thanks to everyone who listened over the past year 🎧
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We're back after a two year break 🌹 Catch El Corazon and Futurist reppin' Future Nostalgia this Saturday at Vibin' Direct, hosted by the great Lirubishi and Simbad ❤️
Super excited to be sharing some tunes once again 🎧🎧
Time : 3pm - 10pm
At: 287 Lower Main Road, Obz (100 %)
* R80 @ the door
*If you cant make it to the gig, our friends at Hamshack Radio will be streaming the entire evening (Listen : https://hamshackradio.live/)
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Photo credit Reza Khota
26.10.2021 - Today's show is a special one 🌹
‘Rotations of ‘Bismillah’ is a sonic zine mix consisting of sounds that interrogate what we mean by “African” music - including various field recordings, library records and albums from across the continent including Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Somalia, Ethiopia, South Africa, Niger, Guinea, Gambia and more. It works as an accompaniment to the “Bismillah” (2019) zine that explores the idea of Islam in Africa through a mash-up of record covers, arabic calligraphy, poetry, liner notes, song titles and archival material using sound, text and image.
An extended mix made exclusively for .fm
Listen here: www.worldwidefm.net
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
3PM 🇿🇦 SA
9am EST
28.09.21 : Today's show is a special feature about, On Our Own Clock, the new record released early September by Mushroom Hour Half Hour (SA) and Total Refreshment Centre (UK). The album is a lockdown collab project betweenn musicians from Dakar, Joburg and London. Featuring songs from the album and interviews with Lex Blondin, Emma Warren, Alabaster dePlume, Nosisi Ngakane, Nhlanhla Masondo, Danalogue and Asher Gamedze. The rest of show is a tribute to the great Lee Scratch Perry who passed at the end of August ❤️
Listen here: www.worldwidefm.net
2PM 🇬🇧 UK
3PM 🇿🇦 SA
9am EST
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