Rabbitt – Rock Rabbitt

Rabbitt’s 1977 album “Rock Rabbitt” features Duncan Faure’s songwriting, incorporating various rock styles. Despite their breakup, the album showcased appealing tracks, leaving a nostalgic mark on South African music history.

Rabbitt – Boys Will Be Boys!

“Boys Will Be Boys!” is Rabbitt’s influential 1975 rock album featuring creative tracks like “Something’s Going Wrong With My Baby” and “Locomotive Breath,” blending polished production with strong musicianship, achieving gold record status in South Africa.

From Cassettes to Streaming: A Lifetime of Making Mixtapes

My late father once observed: “You are still making mixtapes like you did as a teenager, just the technology has improved.” From cassettes to streaming, the impulse to share music has never changed.

Celebrating 26 Years of Big Sky’s “Best of the Decade” – A 90s Retrospective

Big Sky’s “Best of the Decade,” released 26 years ago, highlights the band’s evolution throughout the 1990s, celebrating significant milestones with new tracks, while recently rediscovered during a memorable concert at Daisy Jones.

All Night Radio: Forty-One Years of Breaking Hearts

On 13 September 2025, All Night Radio performed at the Daisy Jones Bar, celebrating songs like “Sea Side Love.” Their 1984 album redefined South African rock, showcasing timeless energy and craftsmanship in songwriting.

McCully Workshop’s “Ages” Turns 50: A Golden Anniversary for South African Progressive Rock

In October 2025, South Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of McCully Workshop’s influential album “Ages,” showcasing their innovative blend of progressive rock, classical influences, and lasting cultural impact.

Summer’s Calling and “Wander” is the Answer! 🌞

As summer approaches in South Africa, “Wander” by Neon Dreams and Booshle G emerges as the ultimate anthem. The Sunshine Tour 2 will spread vibrant energy across ten cities this October, along with Booshle G’s new EP.

From Crate Digging to Digital Archiving: 50 Years of Musical Discovery

A teenage train journey to the Hillbrow Record Centre ignited a passion for discovering overlooked music. This experience later inspired the creation of the South African Rock Encyclopedia, emphasising the value of exploration and preservation.

Margaret Singana – Lady Africa [CD 1996] compilation

Margaret Singana’s “Lady Africa” is a powerful compilation featuring her soulful voice. It includes covers of classic tracks and highlights her famous songs like “Mama Tembu’s Wedding” and “We Are Growing.”