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The Big Interview – Judith Sephuma
Judith Sephuma, is an internationally acclaimed songstress and a multi-award winning artist. Dubbed The Queen of Afro Jazz, she is a prolific and versatile singer with an angelic, soft, sultry and melodic voice that has continued to dominate airwaves for close to two decades.
Since the release of her triple platinumstatus debut album titled A Cry, A Smile, A Dance in 2001, Judith has attracted interest and acclaim from Jazz, Afro-soul and Gospel music lovers all over the world.
By the time A Cry, A Smile, A Dance was released, Judith had already performed at several major Jazz festivals – both in South Africa and internationally. These included The North Sea Jazz Festival in Cape Town (in 2000); as well as the same festival in Holland (in 2002) - where she performed alongside big names such as Marcus Miller and Roy Hargrove.
Guest: Judith Sephuma
Since the release of her triple platinumstatus debut album titled A Cry, A Smile, A Dance in 2001, Judith has attracted interest and acclaim from Jazz, Afro-soul and Gospel music lovers all over the world.
By the time A Cry, A Smile, A Dance was released, Judith had already performed at several major Jazz festivals – both in South Africa and internationally. These included The North Sea Jazz Festival in Cape Town (in 2000); as well as the same festival in Holland (in 2002) - where she performed alongside big names such as Marcus Miller and Roy Hargrove.
Guest: Judith Sephuma
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By SAfmJudith Sephuma, is an internationally acclaimed songstress and a multi-award winning artist. Dubbed The Queen of Afro Jazz, she is a prolific and versatile singer with an angelic, soft, sultry and melodic voice that has continued to dominate airwaves for close to two decades.
Since the release of her triple platinumstatus debut album titled A Cry, A Smile, A Dance in 2001, Judith has attracted interest and acclaim from Jazz, Afro-soul and Gospel music lovers all over the world.
By the time A Cry, A Smile, A Dance was released, Judith had already performed at several major Jazz festivals – both in South Africa and internationally. These included The North Sea Jazz Festival in Cape Town (in 2000); as well as the same festival in Holland (in 2002) - where she performed alongside big names such as Marcus Miller and Roy Hargrove.
Guest: Judith Sephuma
Since the release of her triple platinumstatus debut album titled A Cry, A Smile, A Dance in 2001, Judith has attracted interest and acclaim from Jazz, Afro-soul and Gospel music lovers all over the world.
By the time A Cry, A Smile, A Dance was released, Judith had already performed at several major Jazz festivals – both in South Africa and internationally. These included The North Sea Jazz Festival in Cape Town (in 2000); as well as the same festival in Holland (in 2002) - where she performed alongside big names such as Marcus Miller and Roy Hargrove.
Guest: Judith Sephuma