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There are an amazing 24 watercolour paintings per second in this animation by Youth Experimental Studio for Kool A.D. >

Zakifo Muzik Festival makes its debut in Durban with an eclectic lineup connecting Africa with the Indian Ocean islands, Europe, India, Australia and beyond... >

Dutch designer Pieter-Jan Pieters and the OWOW team are putting musical controls into your hands – literally. >

"All of Us Have a Sense of Rhythm", an exhibition curated by Christine Eyene, brings together video, sound, animation, music and dance. >

The South African artist brings a foreboding theatrical vision to Alan Berg’s famous liberetto piece. >

A new version of an old track written and performed by the one they call “Mr Golden Voice of Africa”. Listen and you will understand why. >

Electrofolk artist Amy Ayanda's haunting vocals swirl together with Thor Rixon's upbeat grooves in the latest track from her debut EP. >

From out of “the dark ages” of Apartheid, a slice of progressive, funky Sowetan rock ’n roll! >

This haunting and melodic track was the last studio recording by the late Zimbabwean 'mbira' queen, released this week almost two years after her death. >

Larry Harvey reflects on the impact the annual Burning Man festival offers those who experience it. >

A beat-infused dance track by young Nigerian singer-songwriter Korede Bello, delivered with his trademark Elvis wink. >

A light and summery track from Tanzania's pop princess-on-the-rise. >

The top feature this week told the story of a young designer following the trail of his Zulu roots. >

A track evoking traditional Zulu warrior culture from the upcoming movie "Hear Me Move", South Africa's first dance film. >

Buenos Aires-based graphic designer Max Rompo designs boldly graphic album covers for Argentina’s tango and jazz musicians. >

A warning about the lures of love from Ghana's first ever rock band, who conceal their identities at every performance. >

A swirl of sounds by the internationally acclaimed Zimbabwean sextet that gives traditional Tonga music a rhythmic twist. >

A sassy track with catchy wordplay by Catherine St Jude, a new female rapper from the Cape Flats. >

For musician Adam Howard, the opportunity to collaborate with South Africa's most well-known artist signalled a shift towards "sound-agnostic" composition. >

Music writer Jon Monsoon reflects on the sonic variety on offer at Design Indaba Music 2015, from happy downbeats to violent shoegaze. >

There were rumours, there were tweets, there were reported sightings around town days before and finally, putting paid to it all – there was the Daddy G DJ set! >

A spare but atmospheric track by Cape Town's new female electrofolk artist, flawlessly produced by Thor Rixon. >

"Africa Is Now 2015", a Design Indaba project, introduces five groups in Angola, Egypt, Senegal and Kenya producing some of the most exciting work in Africa. >

Anthea Duce, or "Duce Duce" as she is known on the underground bass music scene, interprets music in live projections that mix found footage with graphics. >

The flavourful sound of local music genre gqom has found an unlikely champion in British DJ Jumping Back Slash. >