
His music is the next, somewhat illogical step in the evolution from funk to kwaito to house, and the younger kids are there to verify its progressive merit. His politics are not hackneyed, radical slogans used to sell records or grab headlines, they are real, and South Africans of a certain age would not let him get away with anything less. Everyone hear something in his songs that they can relate to, wether is the sharp lyrics or the hectic sounds, and is thrown off balance by the other. [THE FADER]