LIVE AND UNPLUGGED – MUZART FIVE SOULFUL
MUSICIANS WITH TALENT PLUS
NuSoul Groove Live Band with a few SAMA and MMA nominations
behind them @MuZart_Music
MuzArt: Sol
"Stringer" Mosetle, Victor “Vic” Chauke, Rorisang
"Rori" Thandekiso, Jabu Junior Kanyile and Tshegofatso
"Tazzy" Lehutso
If you looking for soul sounds mixed with a little bit of
hip-hop and jazz and a gospel cherry on top, this is an album for you or live
performers for your next event or gig!
I heard a live unplugged performance of MuzArt’s on Radio
2000FMSA this morning while commuting during The Collective 2000 show. Moemedi
- gospel song (Lyrics: “He has started a good work in me, I’m more than a conqueror”). A nice piece entitled ‘Long Long Time’ and
then ending their session with their second single 'The Party After'. This single described as “a disco infused
skate jam that is burning up South African radio” is something else – the
singers are totally at ease and in the zone performing live on radio.
We are spoilt for choice when it comes to radio listening. Just as well with the lengthy travel times that
most people endure on a daily basis and most of my radio listening takes place
in the car.
Radio 2000 changed its offering on 6 June 2014
It aims to be a uniquely
South African adult contemporary radio station
Arno Carstens, X Factor judge which launches in September 2014 was billed as
being “in the line-up of performance that will switch public perception in the
station as a sports station". Radio
2000’s vision is to become the ultimate radio station for the new South Africa,
catering for all cultures and races within the diverse South African landscape.
Advertisers responded favourably
Carlito Sheikh, station manager, said: "The station has come a long way since the days of the station being known as Springbok Radio or Radio South Africa. Radio 2000 was born on 1 January, 1986.
Advertisers responded favourably
Carlito Sheikh, station manager, said: "The station has come a long way since the days of the station being known as Springbok Radio or Radio South Africa. Radio 2000 was born on 1 January, 1986.
The station audiences and
advertisers have begun responding favourably to the new music offering on the
station. We are in the process of creating a uniquely South African adult
contemporary station - a position left vacant in the radio landscape
nationally." Radio 2000 wants to take South Africans on a timeless
journey that will take them back to a special place in their lives that creates
nostalgia.
Muzart
consists of five uniquely gifted individuals, sharing a common passion for
timeless music. We have Rorisang (Rori) Thandekiso (TV personality, lead
vocalist and the rose among the thorns), Tshegofatso (Tazzy) Lehutso (music
producer, songwriter and vocalist), Victor (Vic) Chauke (producer, engineer and
keyboardist), Nkanyiso (Jabu Junior) Khanyile (DJ and promoter) and Sol
(Stringer) Mosetle (guitar specialist).
music style
Muzart say it’s a new experimental sound that is very hard to categorise. If they had to describe it they would say it’s a combination of soul, jazz, gospel on house beat. Some refer to it as nu jazz, rhythmic soul or Acid Jazz/Lounge. But they would rather not label it because it’s quite experimental.
Tuning in today for an hour
and a bit of travel time was a real treat.
My timing was perfect enjoying cruising through the traffic to the beat
of Goldfish and a more reflective Ross from Prime Circle. The Collective could just be the “coolest,
coolest, show on the airwaves” inclusive of interesting guests, topics, their
music played for our memories plus live, unplugged South African musicians who
are exceptionally talented! If this
morning was anything to go by the soulful sounds, soothing, sometimes upbeat
and at times romantic melodies are a mix that is totally amaze balls.
YOLO – You only live once and the
team make it happen each and every minute!
Jamming in the traffic is preferential to traffic jams………..
music style
Muzart say it’s a new experimental sound that is very hard to categorise. If they had to describe it they would say it’s a combination of soul, jazz, gospel on house beat. Some refer to it as nu jazz, rhythmic soul or Acid Jazz/Lounge. But they would rather not label it because it’s quite experimental.
Track listing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD8_10akeKU
01 Soundwaves
02 Oh
Yeah 03 Jukebox
04 Long
Long Time
05 The
Party After 06 Not
In Tha Mood 07 Let
There Be Harmony
08 The
Great I Am 09 Moemedi
10 Morning
Glory (Skit)
11 Morning
Glory 12 Move
(Yeah Yeah) 13 The
Party After (Remix)
14 Jukebox
(Jonny Miller & Kid Fonque Remix by Muzart)
It just goes to show you never know who you will meet in the traffic! PS If you do a spell check Muzart comes up as
replace with Mozart – there could be something in that! Set for stardom!
