The album takes listeners on a walk through Nomfusi’s childhood memories of township life influenced by her mother’s spirituality as a traditional healer and the harsh reality of single-motherhood in the Eastern Cape province. Other topics addressed in the album include social injustice and gender-based violence.
“Musically, the album speaks through melodic maskandi guitars combined with big brass arrangements and groovy South African township rhythms,” Nomfusi’s team said.
“The colourful array of genres on the album includes soulful ballads with a hint of gospel, and several jazzy, danceable Afro-pop songs. The album’s title alludes to the patio-like steps in front of Nomfusi’s mother’s shack; a place where one could sit down in the warm sun, have casual talks with friends and neighbours, and observe the vibrant life of the township. The red stoep stands for a welcoming entrance.”
With The Red Stoep, Nomfusi invites everyone to experience the stories of her African heritage through the music.
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