Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O Johannesburg, South Africa
With the second album from Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O, TRUE STORY, the trombonist and composer tells a narrative in which each song stands sonically alone but is still representative of a cohesive whole. This body of work represents a glimpse into Jiyane’s vast talents, and a further honing of a personal voice that is resolutely with the people. ... more
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