Inspired by a year of turbulent racial politics, culture wars and the pandemic, Soweto Kinch produced White Juju for jazz quartet and symphony orchestra.
Taking the saxophone solo spot himself, and rapping, he brings us a brilliant, bold and important work which – though serious – he intends to be healing. ‘It’s a tonic.’ He writes. ‘It’s danceable.’
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