After Hours ft AIDIN CAYE

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Kyle Worde presents After Hours

Kyle Worde

51 episodes

1 week ago

Not your ordinary conversation space. Kyle takes you on a journey through real talk with some of the World's greatest artists. These just aren't music interviews. These are real conversations - discussing real matters. Kyle's approach pilots you through the lesser-known facts of each guest and opens the conversation to more than just the music. www.kyleworde.com

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After Hours ft AIDIN CAYE

Kyle Worde presents After Hours

34 minutes 42 seconds

4 years ago

After Hours ft AIDIN CAYE

The conversation continues with Season 3. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S3. E2. ft Aidin Caye

A brand new South African documentary, The State of the Arts – The Forgotten Industry, released to coincide with World Music Day on 21 June 2021, is a compelling snapshot of the struggles faced by some of the country’s entertainment and live-performing artists during the Covid-19 pandemic and the still-ongoing lockdown restrictions.

The State of the Arts Director, Adrien Conradie, aka Aidin Caye – DJ and Producer, says he was inspired to undertake the project to showcase the difficulties faced by his colleagues and friends who are reliant on live performances for the majority of their income. “At no point in the last 15 months have nightclubs legally been allowed to operate as they are seen to be high risk for the spread of Covid-19, and as much as the lockdown restrictions have eased as the time has gone by, the ability for our industry to operate has constantly been restricted, with very little support from the government.”

A special episode of After Hours Africa
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