One World, One Sound is a vibrant musical journey that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indian, African, and Western musical traditions curated by Kerolin Govender which he will perform at the University of KwaZulu Natal (UKZN) Centre for Jazz and Popular Music on Tuesday 28 July featuring Thulile Zama.

Govender’s artistic work is dedicated to bringing diverse musical platforms together. The concert reflects his vision of creating soulful musical experiences that transcend cultural boundaries. Through thoughtfully crafted performances, he invites audiences to experience the beauty of unity in diversity, where every melody and rhythm contributes to a shared musical story.

Thulile Zama and Kerolin Govender with Senzo Mdamba in the background. Picture supplied

Audiences will be treated to a captivating repertoire featuring beloved Indian film classics, timeless ghazals, soulful jazz melodies, and iconic South African songs that have touched generations. By weaving together Indian and African musical influences while preserving the authenticity of each tradition, One World One Sound offers a uniquely South African musical experience that honours the country’s rich multicultural heritage.

One World One Sound is more than a concert, it is a celebration of connection through music, an opportunity to immerse yourself in the sounds, stories, and spirit of South Africa while appreciating the enduring beauty of Indian and African cultures. Expect an evening filled with nostalgia, energy, heartfelt performances, and rhythms that may just have you dancing along. This will be an unforgettable celebration where music knows no boundaries, cultures resonate in harmony, and one world truly comes together through one sound.

The band consists of Kerolin Govender and Thulile Zama on vocals, joined by Rajives Mohan on keyboard, Senzo Mdamba on bass, Rebekah Doty on drums and Veedhern Punwasi on tabla. The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music is located at Level 2, Dennis Shepstone Building, Howard College Campus. Tickets are available through Webtickets or at the door. They are selling at R130 for general public, R100. for pensioners and R70 for students with a valid card. Doors open at 17h00 and the concert starts at 17h30.