Into engithusile ukuthi lingathembeka kanjani iphephandaba elithola uxhaso eqenjini elithize lezepolitiki? Ngokwazi kwami, amaphephandaba nabezindaba kumele bazimele, akumele bacheme namaqembu ezepolitiki. IF you love soul, RnB, smooth jazz and deep house, then you need to make sure you head to the Mayor’s Garden in Alexandra Park on Saturday, April 14. Soul Revolution presented by Castle Lite, Hennessy, Belvedere and Athimthende Events,is the first musical event of its kind in Pietermaritzburg. Event organiser Dudu Xulu said the inspiration for the event came from attending other concerts, most of which only catered for the youth. Xulu wanted to create something different, something that would cater for a slightly older generation, but still attract young people. “In organising the event, we looked around for people who listen to the above-mentioned music genres, and most are people 30 years old or above. “Then we looked for what we call ‘love movement’ deejays who play love and soulful music in the region and we asked them to play on the day,” said Xulu. Xulu hopes Soul Revolution will become an ongoing series of events. She is also planning other concerts in the city, with her next project set to feature well-known South African hip-hop artists.