Madiba – Wouter Kellerman (Flute) & Ricky Kej

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'Madiba' by Wouter Kellerman and Ricky Kej from the Grammy® winning album 'Winds of Samsara'.

'Madiba', the clan or family name of Nelson Mandela. This composition reflects Wouter Kellerman and Ricky Kej's feelings of gratitude towards the great leader and pays tribute through a musical prayer that is equal parts power and tenderness. Mandela was inspired on his initial path of peaceful resistance by Mahatma Gandhi and this piece reflects the bi-continental influence as well.

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Flute: Wouter Kellerman
Drums: Vinnie Henrico
Guitars, keyboards, and programming: Mauritz Lotz
Keyboards and synth: Ricky Kej and Keerthy Narayan
Veena: Veena Biju
Indian vocals: Chaithra HG and Gayathri Suresh
Bass: Denny Lalouette
Additional percussion: David Klassen and Vanil Veigas
Additional keyboards: Tholsi Pillay
Piano: Matthys Maree
Cello: Susan Mouton

As one of South Africa’s foremost musicians and pioneer flute players, Wouter Kellerman has achieved a number of notable career milestones for his flute songs, flute music and flute covers of popular songs. He is known for composing beautiful and relaxing music, as well as meditation music. Included in his list of many awards and nominations is a prestigious Grammy® Award, multiple South African Music Awards (SAMA) and the Global Peace Song Award for a solo flute piece for Nelson Mandela called “The Long Road”.

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