What happens when African reggae music, Afro-jazz, and ethnomusicology come together? You get an inspiring conversation with King Isaac, a GRAMMY-nominated reggae artist, Afro-jazz singer, and respected African studies scholar.
Born and raised in Zimbabwe, and now based in the United States, King Isaac has spent over three decades shaping African music in the diaspora. He has collaborated with legendary reggae icons such as Gregory Isaacs, Sugar Minott, U-Roy, and Leroy Sibbles, and worked with African artists across Southern and East Africa. His acclaimed album Isaacs Meets Isaac earned a GRAMMY Award nomination, marking a major milestone in African reggae history.
In this episode of One on One with TJK, they get to discuss:
• African reggae and Afro-jazz as tools for cultural identity
• Music, faith, and community leadership
• The intersection of African music, education, and global impact
This episode is ideal for fans of African music, reggae, Afro-jazz, ethnomusicology, and anyone interested in African stories with global influence.
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