RC 260809Cape TalkGary van Dyk

Sunday, 9 August 2026

A Women’s Day jazz special mixed listener voting, tributes to women musicians, and a long interview with pianist-sound engineer Apiwe Bubu about his debut solo album.

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  1. 18:29

    Apiwe Bubu’s first solo album, Reflections of a Sound Mind, was presented as a Mzansi Jazz Awards contender under the code ZA Jazz BA3, with listeners urged to vote via 40439.

  2. 17:55

    The ‘Old Soul vs New Sound’ vote went to Sia Makuzeni’s reworking of Through the Years over the original A.B. Lincoln version, with callers praising her arrangement and guest musicians.

  3. 18:12

    The show marked Women’s Day by spotlighting Dudu Boane, Numfundo Kaluva and Tembi Dunjana, framing their songs as tributes to women’s strength, hope and survival.

  4. 18:51

    Apiwe Bubu said his sound-shaping approach came from years of collaboration, studying at Berkeley, and wanting the piano alone to carry melody, chorus and mood on his debut album.