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.

Disco Rock Machine

Before joining Yes, Trevor Rabin contributed to South Africa’s Disco Rock scene with various bands, including Hot R.S. and Disco Rock Machine, producing notable albums and singles from 1978 to 1980.

Exploring South Africa’s Distinct Disco Rock Era

In the late 1970s, South Africa’s disco scene uniquely blended hard rock and disco, featuring artists like Zane CronjĂ© and Trevor Rabin, creating captivating genre fusions.

GET UP AND DANCE featuring Trevor Rabin, Harari, Pacific Express, Hot R.S., Disco Rock Machine and Others

The “Get Up And Dance” mix celebrates South African disco, inspired by the 1999 “Disco Fever” collection. It features classic tracks reflecting South Africa’s musical influences and includes various artists and medleys.

Are you ready to Fibrate with Dark Fiber?

Dark Fiber release debut album Fibrate Phuket based indie-disco band Dark Fiber have unleashed their retro brand of disco-rock on the world with the release of their debut album Fibrate. Unashamedly retro, Fibrate’s sonic character takes you back to a period when life was a lot less complex and Disco ruled the airwaves and danceContinueContinue reading “Are you ready to Fibrate with Dark Fiber?”

Aris B presents Disco Heaven: Disco Rock, 6 March 2010

Disco Rock-Pop-Soul-Jazz & Funk Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache (Musidisc) Gino Vannelli – People Gotta Move (A&M Records) Giorgio Moroder – Knights in White Satin (Oasis) Jackie Robinson – Pussyfooter (Ariola) Rod Stewart – Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? (Warner Bros. Records) Rita Coolidge – You (A&M Records) Cerrone – Rock Me (Malligator) MadleenContinueContinue reading “Aris B presents Disco Heaven: Disco Rock, 6 March 2010”

Disco Fever continued …

Found this old review from the SA Rock Digest. Issue number 23 (7th July 1999). Rubin Carrin seems to be an anagram of Brian Currin … oh I was so clever, then! DISCO FEVER Do you remember the mid-to-late 70s with great affection?Platform shoes, sessions, roadhouses, etc?Bands like HOT R.S. and Buffalo? If not, thenContinueContinue reading “Disco Fever continued …”

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