The Listening Room: The Sound and the Word 002

The money grows teeth in my pocket, gnashing at the seams— a rand with eyes...

Mistresses are like children: if they want candy to keep them from whining, you do as needed.

The money grows teeth in my pocket, gnashing at the seams— a rand with eyes...

'Ke tla shoa moo u shoang, ke epeloe teng. Jehova a nketse ka hore le ka hore ha nka khaohana le uena ha e se ka lefu…'

After watching The Manyority Report, I was left just as thirsty.

A few years back, Nickson found himself frustrated. In 2018, he had just released three songs, but didn’t like them.

There is a conversation between these two forms: the real and the vision. The poem returns to the narrator’s biography.

One of the dangers of modernity has been the rise of individuality. Basotho love to reminisce about idyllic times when communities came together for the collective good.