Come Feel For Life With the Roeshdien Jaz Live Team at the Reeler Theatre this Saturday!


In celebration of the 5th year anniversary for his debut single ''Feel for life'', Roeshdien Jaz presents a live show of music and poetic entertainment at the Reeler Theatre (Ronderbosch Boys High School) this coming Saturday – featuring Cape Town Vocal Quartet ‘Protégé’ and Spoken Word artist Siphokazi Jonas!
Roeshdien Jaz and Protégé are both young musical acts from Cape Town, who’s been in the music industry for more than 10 years. In addition to the live show, these two acts have recently recorded a new single with Clive Ridgway (Smile 90.4fm) titled “Be A Man” – a song inspired by the '16 Days of activism for violence against women'.
Protégé Vocalist Ebrahiem Floris is excited to be collaborating with Roeshdien, and shares a bit of his music history with us. “Protégé started way back with my 3 friends when we were at Cathkin High School,” he says. “With all the challenges that our youth faces in our community, we thought why not try to inspire them with powerful messages in our songs?”
In addition to the “Feel for Life” anniversary celebration, Roeshdien also gives a preview of what the audience can expect on Saturday night. “The show will feature a fusion of soul, jazz, reggae and spoken word (and a few surprises!) but more importantly it is a tribute to life, love and all its many beautiful contradictions,” he says.
***Come along to the “Feel for Life” live show – tickets are still available for purchase at Computicket!  

                    Protégé, Roeshdien Jaz and Clive Ridgeway 


                                     Protégé suits up!  


     Roeshdien Jaz with Spoken Word Artist Siphokazi Jonas

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