Harmonic Angel on Folklore jazz revival

Harmonic Angels sharing stage with Ndingo Johwa. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Harmonic Angels sharing stage with Ndingo Johwa. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

When God says yes, no one can say no! God had wanted a band called Harmonic Angel to be formed and despite the many obstacles, which threatened its formation, at the end it materialised and now looks set to conquer the world.

The idea was the brainchild of Teacoboy Seitshiro, a male third of the three-member band. After meeting Mimi Moje at a poetry event, the young man was certain that he had found just the right person to lead the band on vocals. But he was made to wait a bit, as Moje was not as enthusiastic as he was about the project.

“Teacoboy approached me about this idea and I was not really keen. It took some time before I agreed,” Moje told Arts&Culture.

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