Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Twenty years after leaving Cape Town, South African producer and DJ Esa Williams retraces the paths of memory and sound across three continents. From the coastal rhythms of Oaxaca to the pulse of Nairobi's music scene and back to the streets of Cape Town, Dala What We Must follows Esa and collaborator Robin G. Breeze as they gather field recordings, forge new collaborations, and confront two decades of distance and belonging. Along the way, musicians in London, Mexico, Kenya, and South Africa lend their voices to a record built on trust and shared experience — arriving just as Esa steps into fatherhood. Part travelogue, part meditation on displacement and return, this is the story of how a debut album became an act of grounding: a South African call to do what's necessary, even in uncertainty.
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Real Music For Real People, since 1996.
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orcd.co/Esawilliams
Twenty years after leaving Cape Town, South African producer and DJ Esa Williams retraces the paths of memory and sound across three continents. From the coastal rhythms of Oaxaca to the pulse of Nairobi's music scene and back to the streets of Cape Town, Dala What We Must follows Esa and collaborator Robin G. Breeze as they gather field recordings, forge new collaborations, and confront two decades of distance and belonging. Along the way, musicians in London, Mexico, Kenya, and South Africa lend their voices to a record built on trust and shared experience — arriving just as Esa steps into fatherhood. Part travelogue, part meditation on displacement and return, this is the story of how a debut album became an act of grounding: a South African call to do what's necessary, even in uncertainty.
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Real Music For Real People, since 1996.
Website: bbemusic.com
Subscribe to our channel: geni.us/BBEtv
