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Aragorn23 is an experimental musician, who creates algorithmic and movement-based compositions. >

The final act of our inaugural musical celebration has arrived. >

Missed out on the first night? There are still two more days of Nightscape left. >

Founder of the music-as-medicine platform The Sync Project releases an app that will use music to help people relax before they go to sleep. >

From the hums of psychedelic rock to an exclusive set by Black Coffee, Wednesday’s inaugural Nightscape has something for everyone. >

We chat to Freestyle Love Supreme ahead of their Design Indaba daily wrap ups and once-off performance this Thursday at Nightscape. Get your tickets now! >

How does music affect our minds? And how can we use it as a form of medicine? The founder of "music as medicine" platform The Sync Project explains. >

Directed by Anunaka, the music video/short film is a visually compelling call to action. >

Hip-hop collective Yoyo Tinz share their latest playlist for Valentine's Day fresh from Accra, Ghana. The mix is named after the Yoruba spirit of love, Oshun. >

From catchy and cute to raw and haunting, check out how filmmakers are speaking out. >

The visuals for the new track, "Ribbon Tooth" is a cinematic exploration of the real and surreal. >

“It’s time for a revolution in children’s education.” >

We sit down with musicians Jeremy De Tolly and Thomas Glendinning. >

Dokter and Misses are planning to bring their work to life at Design Indaba Conference 2017 in a multi-sensory, multi-disciplinary performance piece. >

At Design Indaba 2017 information designer Giorgia Lupi will collaborate with guitarist Kaki King on an unimaginable journey through data and the senses. >

London-based documentary and street photographer has shot more than 42 reggae record covers on their original locations. >

In a world-first, these South African creatives teamed up to create a song and music video in the new Volkswagen Polo Beats. >

Shot in Ghana and produced by South African producers, One Source celebrates Africanness through collaboration. >

The ISO’s upcoming event, featuring renowned ethereal band Sigur Rós, is around the corner. >

Musician and visual artist Umlilo’s latest music video release explores the duality of activism and slacktivism. >

The Sync Project is a platform that investigates the therapeutic power of music by mapping its effects on the brain. >

Marcus Lyall is behind some of the most spectacular shows of our time. >

Alien Cartoon marked the birth of a new wave of music in Senegal. Its creator Ibaaku tells us about what inspired the album. >

The Johannesburg-based startup Grove Audio creates custom designed wooden boomboxes. >

The "A" speaker is like listening to headphones without the headphones. >