MARK BELING – After massive success as the front man and song writer for the legendary South African band Mean Mr Mustard, Mark perused his solo career after the band split in 2005. He has since released multiple solo albums and singles which continue to dominate radio stations countrywide. Apart from his own hits, Mark Beling performs covers of all your favorite classics and latest chart topping hits and is able to play any song you throw at him, no matter the genre or decade. Mark Beling is available as a solo artist, duo or full band. Book Mark Beling Read more...
Mandisa Sishi was born on 17 December 1959, Manisa Sishi grew up in Eastern Pondoland, Lusikisiki where her father served as a Missionary, a Pastor in the Seventh Day Adventist Church. As one of the founder members of the Joy Bells Singers, a Mixed Voices Group of the Seventh Day Adventists in Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape., they recorded two Albums in 1981 and 1982 at the SABC Studios in Johannesburg. In 2011 Mandisa held a Concert in Pinetown where she worked with the Jazz Band. This is where she realised that she needed to focus on developing her music Read more...
Originally from Essex in the U.K., she currently lives in Poitou-Charente in France, and loves traveling the world with her job, playing beautiful music for Chateau Weddings and Private functions all over the country. Her musical influences include Soul, Jazz, Blues, and Motown, but also love putting her own soulful twist to all genres of music. She also performs in a Duo act with her partner, called Soul Sailors and they have been touring in France. The duo act is compact, up-tempo and highly versatile. A full professional sound, perfect for background and easy listening to dynamic dance music, perfect Read more...
Time spent in the city of Cape Town consolidated his position as a sought after performer in the many clubs, pubs and restaurants which offered live music in those days…. and also resulted in air time for his self-penned songs. His Song, “More than just a friend” did very well, and launched his recording and performing career. However, after more than 20 years of touring, Kevin was offered the chance to pursue his passion for research. With that, over time, public performance took a back seat as he pursued his interest across Africa. In late 2016, Kevin sold his research Read more...
Growing up with creative parents, Werner joined his father on the road at an early age – music was ingrained into his existence. He went on to study Music at the Campus of Performing Arts and has since written music for various artists, as well as for film. In 2015, he independently recorded and released his debut EP, Lalaith, followed by A Northern Summer in 2017. That same year his internationally acclaimed single ‘Run’ was selected to be part of the BalconyTV compilation CD. Werner has shared a stage with major South African acts, including Shortstraw, Man as Machine, The Read more...
South African born, adult contemporary singer, Wendy Oldfield, born in Cape Town in February 1964. At the age of nineteen, she formed the rock group The Sweatband, where she was the lead vocalist. And released two albums. For a short while she was involved with the band Mondetta (1999–2001), with Steve Newman, Julia Kim, Gito Baloi and Elad Neeman. They released their debut album Small World, and performed to packed houses at venues around South Africa, before releasing her fifth album Holy Water. At the ninth official South African Music Awards she received a nomination for the Best of Adult Read more...
Udaka is a duo from Port Elizabeth with its founding members Ludwe Mgolombane and Sandile Bayller Suka, whom are not strangers in the Eastern Cape creative scene. The two have established a strong connection combining their skills in collaborating and birthing UDAKA. Sandile, from Port Elizabeth is a self-taught multi-disciplined instrumentalist. To have strong skills of bass; guitar; drums and lead guitar which are all naturally groomed skills. Ludwe, on the other hand, is self-taught in guitar and the master in the art of ceramic sculpture. He is a natural lover of music and art and putting the two in Read more...
Creshwell October earned an honours degree in music education and shared the stages with musical luminaries of the calibre of Gloria Bosman, Feya Faku, Hugh Masakela, Allou April and George Benson, Patrick Duncan and a host of others. In 2010 he joined the University’s Gospel Choir where he performed in Chicago at the Jesse Jackson conference. Read more...
