Our fans put a smile on our faces anytime we come up on stage to jam and they sing along with us. Now it’s time for us to put one on yours and remind you that there could never be a more befitting curve on you.

“Hurricane” serves as a tongue-in-cheek nod to the backlash Lexi Von West has faced for her antics over the years, while also serving as the final piece of the puzzle in breaking free from self-doubt.

Dennis’ song and book, “Beads on One String”, emphasizes the importance of our commonalities.  Warner explains, “Like a beaded necklace, we are all different sizes, shapes and colors, but all held together by one string.  That’s how I see us all around the world.  It’s the string, the things we share in common, that holds us together.”

Inkululeko means freedom & liberty. The freedom of self. Inkululeko is a beautiful meditation to the great future Lyndani endeavours to see.

Jiggybang is happy to announce the release of his new Afro Dance fusion track titled “Juju”. The rhythms and melodies are quite tactical and sound interesting. The track is inspired by loving unconditionally and people tend to be superstitious of superficial love. “Juju” is a well known word in the Western part of Africa similar to the meaning of the word “charm” in English language.

Music as we know it has always been about vocal fluidity and fluency, it's pitch and texture is what has driven most to love a certain artist. The turn of the millennium and the rise of the 2K generation has brought a different point of view of how music should be seen. With the rise of dancehall the sub genre of reggae one surely sees that music is no longer limited by one's vocals. This shift in the musical paradigm has birthed many talented artists who have not been scared to create their own diverse sound that speaks to the masses.