Operation Khataza
Recorded live at Rudeboiz HQ in Observatory, Cape Town (March, 2023) our latest instalment features singer-songwriter Farrah Khataza (aka Sanele Blaai) – solo and unplugged.
Recorded live at Rudeboiz HQ in Observatory, Cape Town (March, 2023) our latest instalment features singer-songwriter Farrah Khataza (aka Sanele Blaai) – solo and unplugged.
This DJ set by our dearly departed brother and friend, Lirubishi (aka Joey Modiba), was presented as part of Farrah Khataza’s Operation Khataza (3/3/2023).
Join us this April Fool’s (1/4/2023) from 2PM onwards for a dastardly conference of clowns, featuring BKS (aka Nkosi Yummy), Hypocrite, Black Buchu, Lirubishi, BLKJY and Sound of Xee. Or tune in via Globalize Yourself Stereo.
Operation Khataza is a solo concert by singer-songwriter Farrah Khataza. The artist will be supported by record collector and DJ Lirubishi, who will provide some musical grounding for and a response to the performance.
Featuring Hypocrite (microphone), Asher Gamedze (drums), and Lirubishi (decks), ‘Dual Unity: Sigils, Spells and Other Chaos Magik’ is a post-disciplinary performance-lecture about the creative and magical utility of oscillation between positive and negative poles.
Sorcery! is a party dedicated to the power of sound and spirit, bringing together selectors, performers and conductors in a unified act of celebration.
An open, participatory recording session with Hypocrite (microphone), Asher Gamedze (drums) and Lirubishi (selection).
Sorcery! is a party dedicated to the power of sound and spirit, bringing together selectors, performers and conductors in a unified act of celebration.
Sorcery! is a party dedicated to the power of sound and spirit, bringing together selectors, performers and conductors in a unified act of celebration.
Feelings Radio Project (2019 – 2023) Founded in 2019 by record collector and DJ Joey Modiba (aka Lirubishi) and performer-conductor Malik Ntone Edjabe (aka Hypocrite), Feelings Radio Project (FRP) was a pop-up radio and performance experiment combining music, sound-collage, improvisation and open dialogue to investigate and “get in our feelings” about a range of issues