Morungwa
from The Golden Wake[MASTERED] by The Brother Moves On
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Intro to the Golden Wake with MC welcoming guests to the evenings proceedings.
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from The Golden Wake[MASTERED],
track released October 30, 2015
Composed by: Zelizwe Mthembu
Vocals: Siyabonga Mthembu
Guitars: Zelizwe Mthembu + Raytheon Moorvan
Bass Guitar: Sibusiso Zwane
Drums: Simphiwe Tshabalala.
Composed by: Zelizwe Mthembu
Vocals: Siyabonga Mthembu
Guitars: Zelizwe Mthembu + Raytheon Moorvan
Bass Guitar: Sibusiso Zwane
Drums: Simphiwe Tshabalala.
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The Brother Moves On Johannesburg, South Africa
The ghost inside the magic, the stranglers of an innocent idea of bringing performance art to its knees through costume, music and storytelling...
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Jun 19Brooklyn, NY
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Jun 21Philadelphia, PA
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Jun 22Ellenville, NY
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Jun 25Kingston, NY
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Jun 28Québec, QC
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Jun 28Montreal, QC
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Dec 2013 -
Oct 2012
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