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Steve Louw Releases Live Recording of “Across the River”

South African singer-songwriter Steve Louw releases a new live recording of “Across the River” from his acclaimed album “Traces of the Flood.” This energetic performance, recorded at The Analog Room in Nashville, showcases Louw’s songwriting and musical chemistry, elevating the song’s themes of longing and freedom. The recording was released on August 19, 2026.

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Tully McCully’s Debut Solo Album: Comedy Tragedy

Tully McCully, renowned multi-instrumentalist and producer, has finally released his debut solo album, “Comedy Tragedy.” The record showcases his artistic evolution and features contributions from former bandmate Phil Smiedt, blending personal and elaborate musical styles influenced by legendary rock groups.

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Discover South African Musician John Ireland

John Ireland, a notable South African musician, has launched a dedicated website, Facebook page, and YouTube channel, signaling a new chapter in his career for fans and newcomers alike. Explore his journey online.

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Hassan’adas Release New Single “Mamasita”

Cape Town’s Hassan’adas release their new single “Mamasita,” blending African and Latin rhythms. Celebrating strength and connection, the track encourages unity and empowerment, embodying the band’s collaborative musical philosophy.

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Danny De Wet Farewell Gig 27 April 2026

Danny de Wet is relocating to Durban after decades in Gauteng. He bids farewell with a concert on 27 April 2026, featuring special guests and nostalgic performances, promising an unforgettable celebration of South African music.

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FOR RODRIGUEZ – A Legacy Album Honouring Sixto Rodriguez

Next Music announces the release of FOR RODRIGUEZ, a 21-track tribute album honoring Sixto Rodriguez, featuring South African artists and musicians who collaborated with him, bridging cultural legacies through his timeless themes of struggle and truth.

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On The Couch with MEX – Tim Parr

Tim Parr discusses his musical journey, highlighting his time with the band Baxtop, their success in the 1979 battle of the bands, and his later formation of the iconic 80s band Ella Mental in South Africa.

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