The K Jazz Show on Kofifi FM 97.2

Ibrahim Maalouf and the Trumpets of Michel-Ange on The K Jazz Show

Before the lights rise at the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival 2026, we voyage through borders, memory, and sound with Ibrahim Maalouf, a trumpet storyteller carrying Beirut, Paris, jazz, folklore, and the future in a single breath. This Sunday on the K Jazz Show. Music without borders. Spirit without limits. #JazzReIgnited #TKJS #TakeMeThere #SBJOJ2026

The Art of Becoming with Nubya Garcia on The K Jazz Show

This Sunday, we journey across oceans and frequencies with the radiant Nubya Garcia. From London’s pulse to Johannesburg’s embrace, the sound returns home in a different light. We begin the road to Standard Bank Joy of Jazz with one of the defining voices of her generation. The art of becoming, again and again… #TKJS #NubyaGarcia #JazzReIgnited #TakeMeThere

Kabelo Mokhatla: A Rise in Grace on The K Jazz Show

This Sunday on the weekly jazz circuit feature , appears Kabelo Mokhatla, a drummer whose journey from Johannesburg to New York has become a quiet, powerful meditation on identity, discipline, and sound. Now, as one chapter closes, another begins… Grace. A moment shaped by growth, memory, and the spaces in between with a subtle unveiling of something not yet fully heard… including a reimagining of “Kuzodlula” from Nduduzo Makhathini’s The Myth We Choose. Not everything will be said. But if you listen closely… you’ll hear it first. #15YearsOfKofifi #KabeloMokhatla #TheJazzCircuit #TKJS

Humaning out loud with Zu. on The K Jazz Show

This Sunday on The K Jazz Show, a voice returns not to where she started — but to where she has always belonged. Twenty years carved in sound, spirit, and memory. With Ilitye (stone) she offers us something grounded, something eternal… a love letter to self, a quiet homecoming. Humaning out loud. #HourAfrica #TKJS #Zu #JazzAppreciationMonth

Internal Reflections with Idris Frederick on The K Jazz Show

On today’s edition, wherever in the world you may be listening from, this is The K Jazz Show — your Sunday to everyday favourite, where the music breathes, the stories matter, and the artists who are shaping the sound of now find a home. Today we welcome a pianist, composer, sound architect and musical storyteller whose music has been described as ethereal, heavy-hitting, extremely funky and completely infectious. Born in Detroit, forged in the Midwest, sharpened in New York, and now moving across the global stage — this is a musician who is not just playing the piano, but redefining how the instrument speaks in modern music. He has worked with artists like Topaz Jones, Cleo Reed,, Amanda Barise including Tivon Penicott — and somewhere between touring, music directing, sound designing and composing, he is quietly becoming one of the most sought-after pianists of his generation. Kofifi FM, The K Jazz Show introduces Idris Frederick.