Performer: Various
Genre: Rock / Pop / Folk, World, & Country
Album: The Thula Project / An Album of South African Lullabies
Released: 2003
MP3 version ZIP size: 1638 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1540 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1988 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 655
Other Formats: ADX MMF MP2 DMF VOC AAC TTA

Tracklist

1	–Lucia Mthiyane	Thula Mntwana "Hush Little Baby"	3:01
2	–Aveline Twala	Homolela Ngwanaka "Be Quiet My baby"	3:39
3	–Martin Machapa	Ntyatyambo "A Flower"	1:55
4	–Wendy Oldfield	Lullaby For Jude And Luka	2:50
5	–Zain Bhikha, Yusuf Islam, Faeeza Malinga	We Are Your Servants	4:16
6	–Neo Muyanga	Amu	3:42
7	–Nana	Kaboyi, Kaboyi "Woodpecker"	2:39
8	–Brother Clement Sithole	Umlolezelo "A Lullaby"	2:59
9	–Jessica Sherman	Rozhinkes Mit Mandelen "Raisins And Almonds"	1:51
10	–Priya Singh	Soja Chup Hoja "Go To Sleep, Hush"	2:39
11	–Bham Ntabeni	Ututate "Old Man" & Owa Mtwana "Be Quiet Baby"	3:40
12	–Cindi Sampson	Nanki Pooh	2:39
13	–Loyiso And Faith Kekana	Sizo Ku Thanda "I Will Love You"	2:52
14	–Gloria Bosman	Thula Ngwanake "Be Still My Baby"	2:28
15	–Sun Glen	Rhaliwni "Railway"	2:49

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Notes

The Thula Project / An Album of South African Lullabies is a groundbreaking 15-track musical album of South African lullabies, featuring Gloria Bosman, Yusuf Islam, Faith Kekana, Loyiso, Nana, Neo Muyanga, and Wendy Oldfield,

The Thula Project has been critically acclaimed . It was given as a gift to invited guests when Nelson Mandela was given the freedom of the city of Johannesburg.
Tracks from The Thula Project are featured in the Hollywood feature, Duma (Warner Brothers, 2005), and the television series, ER (Warner Brothers, 2006).

The album was nominated for a 2004 SAMA Award for Album Packaging, and was also a finalist for a 2004 Loerie Festival Award for Packaging. In recognition of the album’s excellence, a listening node was created for The Thula Project at the 2004 Design Indaba Expo.
Funding for this project was provided by the South African-Norwegian Education and Music Programme (MMiNO), and the National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC).