Journey of Dreams is an album by the South African vocal group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, released in 1988.
[2][3] Journey of Dreams also served as the title of a film about frontman Joseph Shabalala, directed by David Lister and shot around the same time.
"[16] The Philadelphia Inquirer determined that the album "elevates leader Joseph Shabalala's spirituals to theatrical heights.
"[19] The Toronto Star called it "a candid weaving of spiritually inspired Zulu folklore interspersed with vivid accounts of Ladysmith's own history.
"[21] The St. Louis Post-Dispatch admired "the lush fullness of 10 male voices in thick harmony [and] the intricate rhythmic shifts of Shabalala's lead vocals around the dense response of the choir.