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Bed on Bricks

www.bedonbricks.co.za

Episode 13: Humanarium, Low Fly, Beach, Fuck on the Radio, I Belong, Hold Me Down

Contact:Mike Hardy
Phone: +27 82 650 0535 / +27 21 424 6285
Email: mike@bedonbricks.co.za
Publisher: Bed on Bricks

BED ON BRICKS was formed in February 2003 in the boerewors triangle - namely Somerset West, Stellenbosch and Cape Town, South Africa.

It was initiated by former Sons of Trout frontman Mike Hardy - and now comprises of Tim Rankin (drums), Dave van der Linden (guitar), Schalk van der Merwe (bass) and Mike (vocals/sax).

After 4 months of introductions and pleasantries, the band shuffled into the studio to record their first album Humanarium.

Extensive touring followed and before long the band notched up slots on most major music festivals around the country.

With an ever growing fan-base, bricks eagerly cruised back into the studio to record their second album If You See Kay.

Having secured support from the likes of Levis Original Music and distribution through SMD, Bed on Bricks has created a launching platform which will, no doubt, see them as one of the most promising and exciting new bands that South Africa has yet to offer!

Ben Amato

Episodes 1-13: (featuring Judah Brown) This is the Life ("Cooked" Theme Song)
Episode 4: Rain Sweet Rain
Episode 4: Watch, wait and think
Episode 4: Biddy Biddy Bob
Episode 4: (with Jamie Jupiter) Give It Up (Instrumental)
Episode 4: (with Judah Brown) Oham
Episode 4: (featuring Judah Brown & Ryan Beifus) Activate
Episode 4: (with Niklas Zimmer) Heat Seeker
Episode 6: Fun In the African Sun
Episode 6: Roland's Funk
Episode 8: Cape of Storms
Episode 8: Agate Terrace
Episode 8: Deep Afreak
Episode 8: (with Whakile Xhalisa) Hot Monday Dub

Contact:Craig / Ben
Phone: +27 82 687 9469 / +27 72 269 7639
Email: craig@mamadance.com / benamato@mamadance.com
Publisher: Fat Mama Publishing

Andrew Rawbone-Viljoen & Russel Hatton

Episode 3: Leaders

Contact:A Rawbone-Viljoen
Phone: +27 83 591 6805
Publisher: Digital Forest

Basstido

Episode 5: Rhythm of Life (from the album: 'Cape Town 2AM - Just Lounging')

Contact:Sipho / Dave Alexander
Phone: +27 11 789 6054 / +27 11 438 7000
Email: publishing@sheer.co.za
Publisher: Sheer Publishing

Beat Pharmacy

Episode 10: In The Sun

Contact:Roach
Phone: +27 21 426 0108
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope

Big Mouth

Episode 10: Make It Tonight (from the album: 'Cape Town 2AM - Just Lounging')

Contact:Ryan Beifus / Dave Alexander
Phone: + 27 82 257 3045 / +27 11 789 6054
Email: producer@soniclab.co.za / publishing@sheer.co.za
Publisher: Sheer Publishing

Colorfields

Episode 11: Cell

Contact:Kerstie Olivier
Phone: +27 84 400 7999 / +27 21 448 9843
Email: kerstie@lsdev.biz

Constructus

www.africandope.co.za

Episode 11: It dont Mean a Thing

Contact:Charmaine / Heather
Phone: +27 11 453 3463 / +27 82 387 0934
Email: chorwell@emimusicpub.com / honeyb@africandope.co.za
Publisher: EMI Mills Publishing

Djocha Hawale

www.teamspirit.co.za

Episode 12: Klame

Contact:Patrick Dilley
Phone: +27 83 457 0756 / +27 83 700 1029
Email: info@teamspirit.co.za
Publisher: Team Spirit

D-rex

Episode 10: Lazy Sundays

Contact:Sipho / Dave Alexander
Phone: +27 11 789 6054 / +27 11 438 7000
Email: library@sheer.co.za / publishing@sheer.co.za
Publisher: Faith Publishing / Sheer Publishing

Eben Smal

Episode 3: Ode to Quinton
Episode 6: Gee my 'n Breek
Episode 6: Round the Mulberry Bush
Episode 6: Tell me how it Feels

Contact:Eben Smal
Phone: +27 82 490 6326
Email: eben@priest.co.za
Publisher: Eben Smal

Freshly Ground

Episode 9: Castles (Remix)
Episode 10: Zipho Phezulu

Contact:Josh / Jay Savage
Phone: +27 83 962 0599 / +27 83 269 9950
Email: rufarosounds@webmail.co.za
Publisher: Jay Savage / Free State Music Pub

Ghetto Muffin

Episode 8: Isikhalo
Episode 8: Kuzo Kubenini
Episode 9: Nomaliso

Contact:Warrick Sony
Phone: +27 83 267 7652
Email: warrick@kalaharisurfers.co.za
Publisher: Free State Music Pub

Hog Hoggidy Hog

Episode 4: No One Heard
Episode 6: Great Heart
Episode 10: Aunty Trish
Episode 12: Aunty Trish
Episode 12: So Long

Contact:Timothy Henny
Phone: +27 72 631 1174
Email: hogmosh@gmail.com
Publisher: Hogmosh Productions

Huey Tilley

Episode 10: Cuban Orchestra

Listen to the track online (MP3)

Contact:Huey Tilley
Phone: +27 82 674 1796
Email: talk@iafrica.com
Publisher: Huey Tilley

Hugo Schumann

Episode 3: Butterflies
Episode 5: Bush
Episode 5: Roses

Contact:A Rawbone-Viljoen
Phone: +27 83 591 6805
Publisher: Digital Forest

Ian Henderson

www.ianhenderson.net

Episode 13: Crash Landing

Contact:Ian Henderson
Phone: +27 83 445 5210
Email: hello@ianhenderson.co.za
Publisher: Ian Henderson

Indidginus

Indidginus
Open System

Listen to 'Nimbus' (MP3)

Episode 7: (guitar by Joe Weinstock) Nimbus
Episode 11: (vocals by Jacqui Roche) Unstuck

Contact:Michael Martin / Dave Alexander
Phone: +27 21 783 0484 / +27 84 297 0111
+27 11 789 4373 / +27 83 600 9488
Email: deviantdidg@yahoo.co.uk / publishing@sheer.co.za
Publisher: Sheer Publishing

Joshu

Episode 2: Movement

Contact:Roach
Phone: +27 21 426 0108
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope

Joshua Grierson

www.murdercallrecord.com

Episode 9: Show Is Over

Contact:Joshua Grierson
Phone: +27 84 318 4223
Email: josh@emokidjosh.com
Publisher: Joshua Grierson

Kalahari Surfers

Episode 1: Delayed Arrival of the Soul
Episode 1: Straight to the Hips
Episode 2: Kicked By the Ball
Episode 2: A Mercantor Projection
Episode 2: Free State Fence
Episode 3: Zuluz la Trek
Episode 3: Himba Chronicles
Episode 3: Masoja
Episode 5: Kicked By the Ball
Episode 7: Noise Rem
Episode 7: Temptation
Episode 7: The Simulated Herdsman
Episode 8: Shikhar Tal
Episode 8: Braai Nylon
Episode 10: Our Plan for Peace
Episode 12: 9966
Episode 12: Tsa Na Na
Episode 12: Damn Fool
Episode 12: Mazda Village

Contact:Warrick Sony
Phone: +27 83 267 7652
Email: warrick@kalaharisurfers.co.za
Publisher: Free State Music Pub

Krushed and Sorted

Episode 7: King of the Swingers (Animal Chin remix)

Contact:Roach
Phone: +27 21 426 0108
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope

LP Show

www.lpshow.co.za / www.myspace.com/lpshow

Episode 11: Easy Now

Listen to the 'Pretty Girl' track online (mp3)

Contact:Galen Hossack / Loudine Heunis
Phone: +27 72 245 3898 / +27 82 360 1289
Email: galenh@netactive.co.za / loudine@assocmags.co.za
Publisher: AfroCanvas

Mr Mo

Episode 11: A Millimeter

Contact:Roach
Phone: +27 21 426 0108
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope

Psycho Deli

Episode 9: Giant Sun

Contact:James Stewart
Phone: +27 82 807 9544
Email: 21century@unilynx.co.za
Publisher: Smack!Songs Pub

Ross Nieuwenhuizen

Episodes 3 & 9: Easy

Contact:A Rawbone-Viljoen / Thomene
Phone: +27 83 591 6805 / +27 83 700 1029
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: Digital Forest

Rudimentals

www.rudimentals.co.za

Episode 5: Noh TV
Episode 13: Two Boots

Contact:Zinzi, Teboes
Phone: +27 82 420 0233 / +27 72 833 7212
Email: management@rudimentals.co.za
Publisher: Rudimentals

According to murmurs on the streets, The Rudimentals are paving the way to a new South African sound. They have blended the essential, tried and trusted elements of Ska with both rural and urban African music. With its roots still firmly planted in the Jamaican dance halls of the 60's, the band have fused ingredients of the local, like Zimbabwean cultural music and Goema, with the familiar back beat of Ska. This contemporary combination makes the music both accessible and fresh. The wicked final product being African Ska.

Like Ska music itself, the band has a long and gregarious history, as one would expect from eight musicians, each with their own story to tell. The founding members of the band were bass player, Barry Clausen (a former member of Tundra, along with Damian Staz, now from Freshly Ground, and Namaqua), guitarist, Etienne Harris (Tundra), drummer, Duane Heydenrych and keyboard player, Milandro Mapengo. This crew met and glued with Zimbabwean talent Teboho (Teboes) Maidza, a born and bred artist who learned a trick or two from performing with the likes of Andy Brown and Oliver Madzukuzi. Out of this highly talented gathering rose The Rudimentals. Their first gig at the Jam, opening for Hog Hoggidy Hog, proved to all, including the band, that they have what it takes, not only to make accomplished and ripping music, but also to entertain and get an audience skanking like no other.

From here the tale unfolds at pace. Gathering momentum and an ever growing following, the band began to pop up all over the place to the delight of those watching. A fair way down this road to success and in true tradition of Ska bands the band then took on a three-piece brass section, all from The University of Cape Town Music College. Simon Bates (Masters graduate) as saxophonist, Jody Engelbrecht as trumpeter and Ross McDonald as trombonist together rounded off The Rudimentals with a fatter sound to an increasing fan base. At much the same time the band parted ways with Milandro and took on another skilful member, Dirk Meerkotter, and so The Rudimentals as they look today began to take the world by storm.

2003 saw the demand for an album, as an ever increasing fan base and interest widened. The appeal struck with their multi-racial line-up, highly infectious dance grooves and energetic stage presence struck out to win over fans every time they performed. With no album in the offing they managed to get invitations to perform on all major music festivals in and around Cape Town. The Rudimentals 2002 (left back): Ross Macdonald, Dirk Meerkotter, Barry Clausen, Jody Engelbrecht, Duane Heydenrych, (Left Front) Simon Bates, Teboho Maidza and Etienne Harris.

"More Fire" topped the SA Rock Digest charts and their first single, "Gangsta", enjoying extensive radio airplay on both national and regional radio stations and also topped the Mp3 charts, for most downloaded song. "Gangsta" managed to hold that position for seven consecutive weeks. A further single, "Noh TV", stormed the charts and soon attracted the attention of national television with its accompanying video, which managed to acquire a bronze National STONE award, for best directed video.

With an up on your bootstraps approach The Rudimentals set forth on their first national tour of South Africa, completely financed by the band themselves.

On the 24th of October 2003 launched their debut album, "More Fire", that was mainly a collection of songs they have been performing at their shows. Semantically, the content of The Rudimentals music deal with very real and distinctly African issues; ranging from the problems of Aids, drug abuse, gangsterism and woman and child abuse.

In the course of 2003 a ninth member joined The Rudimentals, in the form of ex-Louie R and The Jive guitarist, Michael Levy, filling the slot of lead guitarist. However, late 2004 saw the departure of long time Rudimental founder member and close friend, Barry Clausen, exchanging his rude boy apparel for greener pastures. With no time to waste and a succession of upcoming shows a new face was added to the line-up. Six times skateboarding champion and legend, Errol Strachan AKA Bong, was added to The Rudimentals. With this new line-up The Rudimentals are set with a full action plan on conquering hallowed ground.

Beginning 2005 saw The Rudimentals, drawing on their fan base to make a contribution towards the victims of the Tsunami disaster in South East Asia. Further developments entered the scheme of things as The Rudimentals pledged their support firmly behind empowerment communities for the production of merchandise, strengthening their philosophy of "music for the people" to new levels.

In 2005 The Rudimentals performed their first ever Splashy Fen music festival, performing alongside such established bands such as 340ml, Tumi and the Volume, Prime Circle and Watershed. Having established their reputation as a formidable act the year before, their fan base away from home grew even further, as they second visit to Kwazulu Natal later in 2005, at the Uprising Festival, proved that the Zulu kingdom state is smitten with The Rudies.

Without further a do The Rudimentals even achieved to get their music played on BBC Radio One, which is even a further major achievement.

2006 will see the launch of their 2nd album, "Set It Proper".

Russel Hatton

Episode 1: Normal

Contact:A Rawbone-Viljoen
Phone: +27 82 387 0934
Publisher: Digital Forest

Saucetone

www.africandope.co.za

Episode 5: Rolling
Episode 9: Sunset
Episode 9: Toe
Episode 10: Sunset
Episode 13: Paper Cut

Contact:Heather
Phone: +27 82 387 0934
Email: honeyb@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope Publishing

Lets face it, lap steel isnt your average guitarists choice of axe. Just ask South African lap steel player Richard Bruyns. "Besides the violin and the saxophone, it probably has the closest sound to the human voice," says Bruyns explaining his predilection for an instrument originally invented in Hawaii at the cusp of the 20th Century beforefinding its way into blues, country, rock, pop, African and Indian music.

One of only a handful of lap steel players working in South Africa, Bruyns guitar journey began back in high school when he discovered the blues by pure chance. "I heard something on the radio that I thought was jazz. So I asked my dad and he played me Weather Report. But it was too complex a sound and Id heard something raw. When he played me Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac I knew what it was - the blues. It actually turned out that it was Muddy Waters Id heard".

It was this intuitive appreciation for the bouncing thumbed bass lines, picked and sung melodies and foot-tapped drum sounds of pioneering acoustic blues men like Blind Lemon Jefferson and the Reverend Gary Davis that kick started his dream of becoming a solo guitarist. A stint managing a CD shop during the early to mid 90s saw Bruyns expanding his listening horizons to include jazz, bluegrass, country and beyond. Now a fully-fledged finger picking guitar fanatic he honed his practical and theoretical skills under the tutelage of eminent acoustic guitarist Tony Cox. Yet rather than get caught up in the chordal cul-de-sac of Western composition, in the tonal roots based structures of African guitarists like Ali Farka Toure and the slide guitar technique of Ry Cooder he recognised his fundamental desire to improvise.

It was a desire that would ultimately find a voice on the steel guitar. "Its a very free instrument," explains Bruyns "with more open tunings than your standard guitars. Listen to guys like Kelly Joe Phelps or Buddy Emmons and youll hear their sound is free. And of course, Indian guys likeDebashish Bhattacharyaare the masters."

It was this tonal freedom that he brought to Greg Donnellys underground alt.country band Waxy OConnor, experimental hip-hop collective the Original Evergreens and his own jam based combo Colossal Head. Following the fall out surrounding the Original Evergreens final CD release (1999), Bruyns took an hiatus from live performance, spending a few years as a PR for Sony Music to learn how the music industry functions before releasing his self-financed, independent debut album under the moniker of Saucetone in 2004.

"In many ways Saucetone is like a CV," informs Bruyns. Indeed, his collaborative outing with guitarist and programmer Antonio Orrico tunes the listener into an appetising cocktail of mellifluous acoustic blues, traditional Hawaiian folk and advert friendly neo-lounge flavours and proves to be an effective sonic calling card from a guitarist of rare idiomatic versatility.

Silver Surfers

Episode 1: Max e Flow

Contact:S Malherbe
Phone: +27 83 713 2991
Publisher: Digital Forest

Simon Malherbe

Episodes 6: Full on Party
Episodes 6: Gonna Get Cooked Tonight

Contact:S Malherbe
Phone: +27 83 713 2991
Email: diforest@mweb.co.za
Publisher: Digital Forest

Simon Malherbe & Jerry Parson

Episodes 2 &12: Just Cruising

Contact:S Malherbe
Phone: +27 83 713 2991
Email: diforest@mweb.co.za
Publisher: Digital Forest

Somerfaan

Episode 5: Morning is Broken
Episode 11: Die Dogter van die Rykste Man in Babilon

Contact:At Nel
Phone: +27 82 572 3415
Email: somerfaan@worldonline.co.za
Publisher: At Nel

Starkravingsane

Episode 1: Starkravingsane
Episode 2: The Pilgrim
Episode 2: Lonely Colour
Episode 6: Dark Water

Contact:Matthew Rice
Phone: +27 76 474 3119
Email: starkravingsane2005@yahoo.com
Publisher: Starkravingsane

Steve Van

Episode 6: Stronger

Contact:James Stewart
Publisher: Smack!Songs Pub

Subnature

www.subnature.com

Episodes 11: Uno (Vino)

Contact:Alex Nibe / Ciaron Nissen
Phone: +27 21 790 1771 / +27 82 395 1151 / +27 84 738 8613
Email: subnature@hotmail.com / svgabriel@mweb.co.za
Publisher: Sub Nature

We are a three piece funk-rock band with tastes of punk and classic rock, blues and jazz all mixed in amongst ripping vocals and catchy rhythmic beats. Direct influences include bands like Smashing pumpkins, Sublime, RATM & Green Day.

We have Ciaron Nissen on guitars & vocals, Mark Ruthven on bass guitar & Alex Nebe on percussion.

We have known each other since childhood with mothers being friends from their college days. It may be said that we might just as well be family, and in some cases may be the reason for our good understanding of each other in terms of our music. We formed in Hout Bay at the beginning of January 2001, as a plan to perform at a music festival that our parents organize annually. From then we just kept jamming song that Ciaron had written in high school and a select few covers. Till we were asked to play at Dizzys in Camps Bay.

From then we have been gigging around the peninsula for the past 2yrs at venues such as Mercury Live and Lounge in town, Dirty Dicks in Hout Bay, the Independent Armchair Theater and Obz Caf in Observatory, Acoustic Caf in Muzimberg, & also featured at Houtstok 2001, 02 & head lined in 2004 (a private music festival) But the one of most importance is the Cheetas Battle of the Bands in Brackenfell, which we are proud to say we won with 316 points, above the second band Scarlet System who scored 275points.

Ciarons (born 12/06/83) first step into music was when he was given a steel string acoustic guitar for his birthday, with which he learnt the basics of guitar theory. From then he went to Witteberg Academy for Art and Music between 96 to 97. While still in school in Fish Hoek High School he joined a group of friends and sang in a battle of the bands. From then till the formation of Subnature he jammed with other friends just to keep the spirit alive.

As for Alex (born 24/05/84), he originally taught himself how to play guitar while doing a seven year sailing cruise across the Atlantic through Brazil, the Caribbean, and up the East coast of the USA. While in a local school in Maryland he took a six month course to extend his knowledge of guitar theory. Only to come back to South Africa in 2000, and realize that there was an abundance of guitarists but a shortage of drummers. And so he took on the task of teaching himself how to play the drums using an old kit that his Dad had bought for his band. His abilities are still without a single lesson.

Much the same could be said for his cousin Mark (born 27/10/85), but his musical back ground is slightly different. Mark has had a relatively normal life to start with. He drifted on and off playing the basics of piano taught to by his dad, but when the idea of starting a band and the need for a bassist arose he gave it a shot by playing the root notes on an electric guitar that Alex had bought in the States. The next step was when his dad brought home a starting kit including a 15 watt amp and four string bass guitar.

Most of the songs we play are written by Ciaron, and perfected during band practice where we all put in our little bits. In our experiences of the local music scene we have shared stages together with bands like Bed on Bricks, Southern Gypsy Queen, Sons of a Thousand Blues, Overgraze, Death by Chocolate, Askani (now called Scarlet System), Steve Van, 12th avenue, one good reason, Surreal & many, many others.

We are also the proud winners of a regional Battle Of The Bands that was held @ Cheetas in Brackenfell where we beat Scarlet System, the Sleepers and Downfall.

Supadan

Episode 5: Take a Walk with me
Episode 6: Can you Blame me

Contact:Craig / Gizelle Neethling
Phone: +27 82 687 9469 / +27 84 504 2313
Email: craig@mamadance.com / anomdee@yahoo.com
Publisher: Universal SA / Mama Dance Publishing

Tait

Episode 4: Cross The Line

Contact:James Stewart
Publisher: Smack!Songs Pub

The Dirty Skirts

www.thedirtyskirts.com | www.myspace.com/thedirtyskirts

Episodes 2-13: Love the One You Love
Episode 3: Little Tsunami

Listen to 'Feeling The Pressure' online (mp3)

Contact:Jeremy De Tolly
Phone: +27 83 455 1138
Email: jeremy@koan.co.za
Publisher: Chubby Records

The Dirty Skirts are an energetic new band hailing from the inner city of Cape Town. Their take on indie rock smacks together an eclectic montage of punkish guitars, electronic beats, synths and samples, combined with irrepressible vocals and a super-octane live performance.

The band consists of: Jess (Jeremy de Tolly) on vocals, guitar and programming, Sumo (David Moffatt) on guitar and vocals, Agent Q (Quinton Van Rooyen) on Bass, and Markie D (Mark De Menezes) on drums mixing up a combination acoustic / electronic kit.

Up till now, The Dirty Skirts have continued to deliver inspired performances in and around South Africa, fuelling their reputation as a top live act to follow. Stage magazine dubbed their performances as "explosive" and referenced The Cure, Bauhaus and Kraftwerk in the eclectic montage of guitars and beats.

Amongst other, The Dirty Skirts have:

Been featured Cape Town artists at the Cell C Sound of the City along with Arno Carstens, Ready D, Freshlyground, and Louise Carver.
Performed at the Obs Festival with Bed on Bricks, Waddy Jones and Roswell Kings.
Headlined capacity shows at Mercury Live, Roxys, The Independent Armchair Theatre, Joburg Bar, Club + (188 Bree Street) and the Mercury Lounge in Cape Town.
Played as a featured artist with The Most Amazing Shows Culture Klap at the Grahamstown Festival.
Played at the Oppikopi Festival in August 2005.
Opened for South Africa's most well known rock band (Arno Carstens) at Mercury Live.
And launched their album to a packed Vegas Room.

In the media:

Despite their relatively brief tenure (first live performance was November 2004) they had their profile propelled to national status by the radio friendly single "Little Tsunami," which received intermittent spins on the primary national broadcaster (5FM) for several months. The silky but bruised sound, and uplifting lyrics of Little Tsunami won Blunt Magazine's Doc Martens Demo Competition, and has also featured on Cell C's radio promotion to uncover local talent on three separate occasions.

Media exposure has been accelerated by the launch of their debut EP in June 2005. The EP was launched at Vegas Room, where they put on scorching live performance to a packed house. The event attracted media attention form the likes of Blunt Magazine, SL and a camera crew from ETV who covered the show for Nicky Greenwalls The Showbiz Report (broadcast in late June 2005). The EP has recently been playlisted on 5FM, TUKS FM, East Coast Radio and various University radio stations. The track Set Me Alight climbed to number one on Mwebs SA MP3 chart, where it resided for five weeks. It has also climbed to #4 on UCT Radios local & international charts. Another driven rock track, Feeling the Pressure recently reached number one on the SA chart at TuksFM, and soared to #2 on their top 40.

Sound of the City, a showcase concert designed to highlight the influential sounds of each of South Africas major cities, featured The Dirty Skirts in November 2005. The performance was then broadcast to millions of South Africans on SABC 2.

The Mgeez

Episode 1: Capeng Style

Contact:James Stewart
Publisher: Smack!Songs Pub

The Sticky

Episode 6: Golf

Contact:Roach
Phone: +27 21 426 0108
Email: roach@africandope.co.za
Publisher: African Dope

The Usual

Episode 4: Like A Vision
Episode 9: If I Gave You My Heart
Episode 9: I'm Going Nowhere

Contact:James Stewart
Publisher: Smack!Songs Pub

Tim Parr

Episode 1: Always
Episode 1: Regonize (Untitled)
Episode 1: Zambezi (Theme)
Episode 2: Blue Karoo (Oom Org Mix)
Episode 2: My Life (Back Track Mix)
Episode 2: Vuka Carrotmix
Episode 3: Dubson (Mix4Ian)
Episode 3: Tark (Chilled)
Episode 5: Breakfast in Bed (Tim & Ronnie)
Episode 8: Everyday (Track 18)

Contact:Tim Parr
Phone: +27 72 486 5040
Email: timparr@mweb.co.za
Publisher: Eyecan Publishing

Trans.Sky

Episode 2: Blue Flame

Contact:Warrick Sony
Publisher: Free State Music Pub