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Internationally celebrated jazz saxophonist Moreira Chonguiça has released his second Moreira Project album, Citizen of the World. >

The CD/DVD box set Bellville Rock City offers a veritable resource of profiles, music videos, tracks and documentary coverage. >

An exploration of design inspired by the natural world, the release of Fabiola Reyes’s Nature, by Spanish publishing house Monso is timely. >

Architecture of Change is a book about sustainable buildings, and the cover has not a single shade of green. >

Fabrico Próprio: The Design of Portuguese Semi-Industrial Confectionery makes a strong case for the design fame of 90 single-serving cakes. >

Logos are possibly the most ubiquitous intervention that the birth of the advertising industry in the 20th century has brought to market. >

Paul D Miller – aka DJ Spooky – addresses “the remix” in his new book Sound Unbound. >

Bhangra is a musical genre that grew out of the diasporic Indian community in Britain and was popularised through dancehalls. >

Although originally the offspring of Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartell have grown into themselves with a second album, Waaksaam en Wakker. >

Jo’burg indie electro outfit Model C have been described as “a dirty and beautiful eight-bit soundtrack that crawls under your skin”. >

Chinese graphic design student Shumeng Ye went in search of the secret history of Warrior basketball sneakers. >

Jaime Hayon Works offers a thorough exposition of the prolific designer's interdisciplinary approach and extraordinary talent. >

Design Indaba reads Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far by Stefan Sagmeister. >

The Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy exhibition explored comic book characters and fashion, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. >

Cape Town's emo-electro outfit Unit.r have launched their debut album decked out in a full-house design campaign from illustrator Kronk. >

Graphic designer Jan Erasmus has documented his 25-year career in Intrigue. >

Bead by Bead presents the uplifting story of Monkeybiz, from original lightbulb moment to the beacon of social upliftment it is today. >

William Kentridge’s production of The Magic Flute finally premiered in South Africa in September, after an extensive international tour. >

Now available as a collection in his newly published book, Clinton Friedman’s photographic archive is a celebration of life. >

Electric Book Works’s first children’s book, uTshepo Mde: Tall Enough, has raked in the awards. >

Over the last 10 years or so, Bitterkomix has been consistently challenging and outrageous, undeniably brilliant, and impossible to ignore. >

The first comprehensive survey of the work of the 19th-century biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel has been published by Prestel Publishing. >