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Johannes Mogkwadi - Tsodio Le Khwembu

‘Harepa’ is a musical genre that is unique to the Sepedi-speaking Northern Sotho - or Pedi - cultural group who are predominantly resident in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. This ‘neo-traditional’ style incorporates the German harp or dulcimer tuned to a five-tone scale. Johannes Mogkwadi, born in 1936, made recordings for the SABC and recorded singles for two different companies including Gallo-Mavuthela beginning in the mid-1960s. In 1974 his SABC recording of ‘Tsodio Le Khwembu was used as the introductory theme for a popular Radio Pedi serial drama, ‘Mmotse Gore Ke Mang’ (two years before television broadcasts were inaugurated in South Africa.) This exposure subsequently popularised the song and the following year, 1975, Mogkwadi recorded it for Gallo, probably at the initiative of Rupert Bopape, the head of Mavuthela who was himself Pedi. ‘Tsodio Le Khwembu’ together with seven additional songs were released on four seven-singles as by the JM Mogkwadi Lulu Mountain Sisters. ‘Tsodio Le Kwembu’ has been out of print and unavailable for several decades. Recordiana's new (100% licensed and legal!) re-release has been taken directly from the master tapes and we have also included the remaining eight tracks from the earlier Mogkwadi session with James Twala and is the second Harepa reissue in the catalogue. Available for streaming and download on Bandcamp now. https://johannesmokgwadi.bandcamp.com... 20 track album