Home / Music / Vusi Mahlasela's When You Come Back was recorded as apartheid ended in South AfricaMusic linernotes album music vusi-mahlaselaVusi Mahlasela's When You Come Back was recorded as apartheid ended in South AfricaThe album was recorded as apartheid was ending in South Africa, giving the music a sense of hope and transition. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesVusi Mahlasela accompanies himself on acoustic guitarVusi Mahlasela sings in English and SothoVusi Mahlasela's music started in Mamelodi townshipPatty Griffin won the Grammy for Best Folk Album in 2011 for Downtown ChurchGreg Keelor's Gone is even mellower than Blue Rodeo — impressively laid-backExploreFennesz makes shimmering melodies from abrasive electronic texturesPharoah Sanders' spiritual jazz draws in world music influencesMerzbow's Rogue Drones is harsh noise built from distortion and feedbackThe Brothel established Susanne Sundfør as a distinctive voice in Norwegian musicRachel Podger's Bach recording uses period instruments in the Baroque stylePrevious 'One in a Million' became Aaliyah's signature singleNext Vusi Mahlasela's music started in Mamelodi township