In My View, Africa's Real Problems Are

I Don't Think What I Do Is Influenced By Suffering. I Come From A Talented People Who Are Prolific In Music And Dance.

I Had To Run Away From Home In Order To Be A Musician. Because I Came From A Family Of... My Father Was A Health Inspector; My Mother Was A Social Worker. And I Was Pretty Smart In School. So They Expected Me To Be Some Kind Of Academic - Schoolteacher, Or Doctor, Lawyer - And They Were Very Disappointed When I Told Them I Wanted To Be A Musician.

I Just Came From South Africa, A Place That Had Been In A Perpetual Uprising Since 1653, So The Uprising Had Become A Way Of Life In Our Culture And We Grew Up With Rallies And Strikes And Marches And Boycotts.

It's Obvious That The Rest Of The World Loves High African Culture - African Culture, Period.

I'm Travelling More Than Ever. I Don't Have The Answer As To Why, But The Demand Seems To Have Grown As I've Got Older.