Album: "Yarona" Yarona is a 1995 jazz album by South African pianist Abdullah Ibrahim and his group Ekaya, recorded live over two nights at Sweet Basil Jazz
Abdullah Ibrahim – Barakaat
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Album: "Yarona" Yarona is a 1995 jazz album by South African pianist Abdullah Ibrahim and his group Ekaya, recorded live over two nights at Sweet Basil Jazz
Abdullah Ibrahim – Barakaat
Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim) – African Marketplace
The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow awarded the album 4½ stars and stated “This is one of Abdullah Ibrahim’s most colorful band recordings. ”
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Photo by @sarah_stacke | A flock of pigeons flies over a streetlamp in Manenberg, a neighborhood in Cape Town, South Africa. In 1974 the famous South African musician Abdullah Ibrahim (formerly known as Dollar Brand) recorded the jazz song “Mannenberg,” which was an instant hit and later became a notable anti-apartheid anthem. The song is on the album Mannenberg ~ ‘Is Where It’s Happening,’ named…
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Photo by @sarah_stacke | As the sun sets and the streetlamps turn on, kids play on a jungle gym in Manenberg, a neighborhood in Cape Town, South Africa. In 1974 the famous South African musician Abdullah Ibrahim (formerly known as Dollar Brand) recorded the jazz song “Mannenberg,” which was an instant hit and later became a notable anti-apartheid anthem. The song is on the album Mannenberg ~ ‘Is…
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Abdullah Ibrahim – The Balance (2019)
“There are few musicians in jazz who can make you feel that essentially all is right in the world.” – The Times
At the age of 84, Abdullah Ibrahim (AKA Dollar Brand) is set to release his first new album in four years. Entitled ‘The Balance’, this project features his long-time septet Ekaya, a line-up that he’s been recording with since 1983. In this case, the album was recorded over the course of one day at London’s RAK Studios last November. The lush horn lines, lilting melodies, and uplifting chord progressions are characteristic of Abdullah’s own particular brand of Township Jazz. This is contrasted with various solo piano improvisations, which epitomise the nostalgic yet hopeful nature of Abdullah’s musical spirit. Hence, The Balance.
In his own words, “We push ourselves out of our comfort zones. So that we can present to the listener our striving for excellence. So that we can engage with our listeners without any barriers of our ego. It’s not jazz. For us, it’s a process of transcending barriers.”