The Little Kings
Originally started as an acoustic duo in 2007, The Little Kings have since begun to experiment with their sound, pushing the boundaries of rock and reggae into new realms and a style that is distinctly theirs. A great mix of fusion and a strong lyrical prowess. The Little Kings are spreading their message of social awareness across a crowd which is keen and passionate about their message and their music. Garnering great support from a constantly growing fan-base the 5...
Hot Water
Hot Water’s live performance is a dynamic and often spontaneous tapestry of inspired songs from one of their two albums and their upcoming third album. Donovan compares the band to a wheel, seeing himself as the hub in the centre while the band and collaborators hold and help the whole wheel spin
Jack Mantis
This is a five-piece in the rising… Jack and bassist Jimi Curve have long been in each other’s lives, performing in various projects in and around Cape Town. With the inclusion of saxophinist George Sax, pianist Dom Benigno and drummer Jon Case the five piece is complete. Jack’s masterful, ‘Adam Duritz‘ way with lyrics, his booming voice and love of guitar suggest that the band is all acoustic with backup from the drums and bass. However, the acoustic element...
Jamapara and the Batalion
Jampara has combined his love for reggae music with his Burundi roots, which makes this not only a music performance but a unique experience because of the Burundi drummers. This experience established the Batalion as a good, international roots Reggae band which earned them recognition and respect. http://www.myspace.com/jamparamusic