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MUSIC

amaBhulu? CD Launch

Venue: Speedway Café 105, Tafelberg Tavern, Gardens. Tel: 084 577-2418.
Time: 8:30pm
Price: R30
Performances: 17 Sep 2010
Genre: CD Launch
 
This popular alternative ‘nouveau-boeremusiek’ outfit was founded in the Boland town of Wellington.  amaBhulu? (which boasts a loyal and burgeoning fan-base) has played to appreciative crowds from Rosebank to Riebeek-Kasteel, and was selected to perform a coveted gig at the Grand Parade FIFA Fanpark, during the Soccer World Cup.
Band frontman Heiné du Toit describes their off-centre musical repertoire as “Unashamedly eclectic – a funky, quirky jumble of folk, kwela, riel, blues, reggae and country, wittily interwoven with 'ethno bongo' boere-orkes.”
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Influences are diverse, ranging from local folk icons David Kramer and Nico Carstens, to Willie Nelson and Pink Floyd, “liberally spiced with ‘World Music’, biased strongly in favour of the African continent.”
In the words of Du Toit, “amaBhulu? reflects an eternal search for the weft of bastardy within the South-African sound-loom. There are no sacred cows, and we borrow and reinterpret freely, while paying tribute to the rich musical heritage of South Africa’s polyglot cultures.”
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