Beatenberg and similar artists

Beatenberg pays their generational dues to the phenom of Johnny Clegg, and not only do they respect him, but they create a new generational version of...

Last week, Beatenberg's third album came out. It's called The Great Fire of Beatenbergand I think I've listened to it at least once per day since then...

Layla My LoveUnknown Mortal Orchestra gives us an indie film darling in audio form and It's winning all the prizes in my heart."Layla" is the anthem f...

Oh, How The Garden GrowsAn earthy, pulsing track by Beatenberg and Msaki takes us on a journey to the most eclectic of gardens with the calmest stream...

A Slow TourBeatenberg takes you on a step-by-step tour of the intimacies of a place they know so well.It's a tour, a light, kind and wholesome tour of...

Ozymandias and His ElectricA smooth indie blues-rock anthem that makes for the best type of noise for the best type of weather.It doesn't take a lot t...

Hello South Africa. It's good to be back home. After two years away, I'm glad to have Red Robyn welcome me back with her track "Got Me" featuring The ...

I've just recently arrived in California for a 1-month stay with my family. Obviously the main attraction is my daughter -- who at roughly 18 months o...

In case you missed the memo, Vampire Weekend released a new EP recently. Seems even the big-shot indie rock folks are favoring shorter formats these d...

London-based newcomers Cassia are gearing up the release of their debut album, Replica, and to celebrate have dropped the video for the fantastic sing...

Apparently "Harmony Hall," the first of six singles from Vampire Weekend's forthcoming Father Of The Bride album, was helped along by the groups previ...

12 Views of Beatenberg, the band's latest offering and the album on which this song, "Ode To The Berg Wind," can be found, seems like it's going to be...

"Camera," Beatenberg's new pre-release off of their upcoming album 12 Views of Beatenberg, (set to drop on the 14th of December 2018) is a break from ...

It's sad when a band breaks up, but rad when another one emerges from the ashes. Such is the case with Cape Town's Al Bairre and The World Of Birds. ...

Al Bairre, the darlings of South Africa who are much loved and adored, are no longer around to give fans the hits they've come to know and love. The C...

Just over a month ago I posted about one of Cape Town's most exciting performances of the year - that of Petite Noir and Bongeziwe Mabandla, who had r...

Gosh Pith's new single, "True Blue" is true to their form but softer in the story. Raw and uncensored, the theme is, of course, the most relatable. T...

Well here I am, it's 2016 and I'm talking about the new Paul Simon album.  Never in a million years would I have dreamed that. The famed American sin...

Who is Lonely Benson? Well prior to receiving this submission I had no clue. It's his debut, after all. But I have a feeling it won't be the last I he...

Maaaaaaaan, what a cute track. Or cute sounding, at least.  "Babylon" comes as the second track from LA-based Jesiah, and it's certainly made an impr...