ZOE Modiga’s fans have been begging and she’s answered – this jazz and soul princess is now launching her eagerly awaited album, Yellow: The Novel, on Friday, March 24, at The Fringe @ Joburg Theatre, at 20:00.
The music industry sat up and took notice of the name Zoe Modiga when she won the 2015 SAMRO Overseas Scholarships Competition for singing (jazz music).
But it was last year when Modiga became a household name as one of the popular contestants in the first season of The Voice SA, reaching the top eight.
Her voice is also instantly recognisable singing Amazing Grace under the film scoring of Kyle Shepherd in the Oscar nominated movie Noem My Skollie.
C O U N T D O W N
OUT in 11 DAYS
Let's read: CHAPTER 13: "INGANEKWANE"
The ALBUM LAUNCH
is… https://t.co/K8bq9ufYlq— ZOË MODIGA (@Zoe_Modiga) March 14, 2017
On Yellow: The Novel, Modiga writes a body of work inspired by self-realisation and the human experience, much like a novel, inviting the audience to themselves.
This 23-track album has a soul, jazzy, African feel; compositional work with stage presence presentation. Her fans are invited to join her in celebrating this momentous occasion.
Tickets are R150 and R200 and advanced booking is essential as space is limited. Bookings are now open at www.joburgtheatre.com, by calling 0860 670 670 or through Webtickets.
Yellow: The Novel will be available for sale for the first time at the album launch for R70, otherwise it’s included in the top album launch ticket price of R200, and thereafter will be available for purchase on all digital platforms, as from March 25.
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