‘A man of the world,’ said
Berlin’s Zitty magazine of Thomas Channell and citizens of the world
are going to love The Seduction of Thomas Channell, the highly
anticipated second album by this South African singer-songwriter.

Seduced by life in New York City,
Berlin and Cape Town, Channell has created an album featuring such fan
favourites as the startling “Shooting Star”, the sublime “Florentino
Ariza” and the ridiculous “Bacon”.

Pascal Righini: vocals, guitar

Karl Rohloff: bass, backing vocals
Sasha Righini: drums, backing vocals

Think new, fresh, experimental, grooverock… think The Plastics.

This dynamic three-piece emerged onto the South African scene in late 2007, with crowds immediately taking to the band’s innovative music style and guerilla approach to marketing.

The Plastics pay homage to retro and throw back music and imagery by incorporating improvisation and catchy melodies into modern dance rock jams.

June 2008 saw The Plastics release their debut music video and EP to a packed-out venue of anticipating and excited fans.

Chad Saaiman is South Africa’s most intimate and talented vocal discovery in years. A
soulful and sensual singer who stems from the city of Cape Town, Chad performs his
debut album “Chasing Melodies” with a sense of maturity and experience that belies his
25 years of age.

“Songwriter, poet and musician – 25-year-old Chad has oodles of talent and
heaps of sex appeal” – Channel 24 music

May 2008 saw the release of the Evolvers’ second studio album titled “What’s the Story?”. The album stays true to their raw old school rock roots and has earned them respect from fans of all ages. The album has lived up to their promise and has once again lifted the standard as top contenders in SA’s Rock industry.

Songs such as “Go All The Way’, “Why We Lonely” and ‘Pretty Thing’, have been play listed and consequently charted nationally. “Why We Lonely” reached the top spot on the Vodafone Hi5@5 on 5fm and the popular video for “Pretty Thing” features Vernon Koekemoer, South Africa’s very own Chuck Norris.

Back by popular demand – African Dope Records presents a fresh harvest of fine sounds from the Cape of Good Dope.

Fans of the pioneering African Dope sound get set to feast their ears on the latest subsonic riddims as crafted by some of the Mother City’s finest groove cultivators – think high-ranking hip-hop, deeply delicious dubs(tep) and dirty dancehall, wilful wobble, sexy swing jazz and fabulous funk, cute cutz and itchy scratches, and don’tcha just know it – even a sprinkling of finely filthy techlektro!

All of it 100% organic, home grown in Cape Town with love ‘n respec for the world’s aural pleasure.

Captain Stu are here to bring the vibe. A proudly South African band that have been gigging around the country for the best part of 5 years; playing a tightly executed and energetic blend of afro pop, ska, funk, rock, with an urban twist. Their aim is simple… to get you dancing, forget your worries and to have fun.

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