Mango Groove is an iconic South African Afropop band with a sound as vibrant and diverse as the country's own cultural tapestry. Formed in the early 1980s, the band achieved national fame with their unique and infectious blend of marabi, kwela, and pop music, all fused with a touch of jazz and punctuated by Claire Johnston's distinct vocal stylings and the jubilant sound of the pennywhistle. Throughout their career, Mango Groove has stood as a symbol of unity in a country that was once deeply divided, their music routinely celebrating the joys and confronting the challenges of South African life.

Over the years, Mango Groove has released a series of albums that have solidified their status as a bedrock of the South African music scene. Their self-titled album "Mango Groove" laid the foundation for their success, with subsequent albums such as "Hometalk" and "Eat a Mango" showcasing their ability to evolve while staying true to their original sound. Their more recent works, like the remix of "Hometalk (Tau's 608 Remix)" and the compilation "Shh…the Ultimate Mango," see the group revisiting and revitalizing some of their greatest hits, tapping into both nostalgia and a new era of listeners. Despite decades on the scene, Mango Groove continues to shine, their legacy enduring as they bring the rhythms of South Africa to the world.