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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Prog Rock Playlists
A collection of Prog Rock playlists.
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.
The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4 (Proposed)
The proposed compilation “The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4,” curated by Brian Currin, features a diverse selection of South African pop tracks across two discs, enhancing the series.
Trevor Rabin Family Tree
Trevor Rabin, born 13 January 1954, in Johannesburg, is a prolific South African musician known for his work in various bands, including Yes, and collaborations in rock and film soundtracks throughout his career.
Hear This Now! – 1975
A mix of tunes and a series of posts and pages focussing on 1975.
Top South African Songs
This collection presents influential South African songs through curated opinion pieces, documenting their impact on the cultural and musical landscape while serving as a reflection on the sounds that inspire generations.
South African Popular Music Masterpieces
The South African Rock Encyclopedia presents a playlist of popular masterpieces inspired by the writings of Sheldon Rocha Leal, PhD. Drawn from his series of four articles, it highlights significant South African songs and explores their lasting impact.
Inspirations
Playlists tracing the roots and influences behind South Africa’s musical legends. Originals, hits, echoes, and energy. Not always exact sparks, but connected rhythms and moods that continue to inspire across time and generations.
Abstract Truth
Abstract Truth was a short-lived South African band known for their creative fusion of blues, folk, jazz, and Eastern music, elevating early 70s pop beyond bubblegum to progressive rock.