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Izivunguvungu
04:17
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Dindi
03:09
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Ubaba
04:37
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Ubusuku
04:12
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Madume
04:21
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Sakhisizwe
03:05
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Marabi
04:20
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Umuthi
04:04
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Inkani
04:25
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Makolo Yanga
05:38
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Empty K-Set
02:24
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Umhlaba Wonke ft. Msaki
03:40
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Urban Village Soweto, South Africa
Urban Village is the alias of four experimental musicians all born & raised in the township of Soweto at the tail end of
apartheid: Tubatsi Mpho Moloi, Lerato Lichaba, Xolani Mtshali and Simangaliso Dlamini.
A totally original synthesis of Zulu guitars, indie-folk, maskandi, South African choirs and jazz, all carried along by an undoubtable energy and charisma.
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