Nonah
Nonah formed in South Africa around 2002 with Zolani Mahola on vocals, Grant Kekana, and Sipho Mthembu. Their music pulled from Afro-pop, soul, and R&B. They...
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Nonah formed in South Africa around 2002 with Zolani Mahola on vocals, Grant Kekana, and Sipho Mthembu. Their music pulled from Afro-pop, soul, and R&B. They put out an EP called 'Rise' in 2003, then followed with a series of albums over the next decade.
Their 2005 album 'Home' included the song 'Alive.' Later records like 'Third World Child' in 2009 and 'Immigrant' in 2011 touched on social themes. The group's sound sometimes drew criticism early on, which they addressed by continuing to write about equality and justice.
Other tracks in their catalog include 'A Jato,' 'Em Forma de Canção,' and 'Fly Again.' They released 'Our Time' in 2014, blending African rhythms with contemporary production. The core trio stayed together through these recordings.
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