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DUSTY & STONES’ Gazi “Dusty” Simelane & Director Jesse Rudoy on SOUNDS with Tom Needham
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This week on SOUNDS, we welcome filmmaker Jesse Rudoy and one half of the extraordinary country duo, Gazi “Dusty” Simelane, to discuss their inspiring new documentary Dusty & Stones.
The film shines a spotlight on Dusty and his cousin Linda “Stones” Msibi, two musicians from the African Kingdom of Eswatini, who set out on an unforgettable journey from their rural homeland to the birthplace of country music in the United States.
Dusty & Stones tells the powerful story of two artists chasing a dream that defies borders and expectations. Their journey—filled with triumphs, setbacks, and self-discovery—takes them from the hills of Eswatini to a Texas battle of the bands, where they bring their authentic sound to the heart of American country music. Through their music and determination, Dusty and Stones prove that passion can truly transcend cultures.
Now streaming on Amazon and Apple TV, Dusty & Stones is a moving testament to the power of perseverance and the universal language of music. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation with Jesse Rudoy and Dusty on SOUNDS, and be sure to experience the documentary that’s capturing hearts around the world.
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