In this episode of Right on Cue, we journey into how art acts as a vessel for

intergenerational storytelling and the transmission of culture through music.

We begin with Sweetie Darling, a classical romcom brought to life by the

versatile Bongani Mbatha. Next, we have UNSUNG, a moving musical

theatre production from Buffalo City, blending choreography, music, and

true stories to honour one of Africa’s great liberation icons.

We then take you to a stirring choir performance that follows rehearsals

with Dumza Maswana. Captivated by their harmonies, we hear from

conductor Kepa, choir member Phumelela Tsili, and long-time supporter

Praise Mathebula. Adding to that, the National Arts Festival hosted its first

Igwijo competition for performers under the age of 21. The event included

performances by The Soil, gospel artist Bethusile Mcinga, and was hosted by

comedian Vusi Oulik. And last but not least we have the acclaimed drummer

Sphelelo “Lelo” Mazibuko who steps into the spotlight with his debut album,

FACES. Whether it’s music, drama, or the stories that connect us, Right on

Cue brings you what matters most with heart, humour, and homegrown

brilliance. Cue Radio on RMR