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 A new release from the Irish Dark Wave Electronica trio is out there from the 21st August 2026. No press release available yet. Standby. 

      ESPAÑOL   Sol Okarina , una artista polifacética: cantante, compositora, intérprete, compositora y productora. Su música lleva al público en un viaje sonoro único, marcado por raíces afro-latinoamericanas, influencias caribeñas y colombianas, así como elementos de música electrónica y contemporánea. Ha trabajado en los campos de producción y composición musical para álbumes, películas, series de televisión, formatos web, producciones multimedia y teatrales. En este contexto, ha escrito numerosas canciones —tanto música como letras— para una amplia variedad de proyectos. Además, ha sido responsable de la gestión y ejecución de iniciativas artísticas y eventos culturales. Entre 2017 y 2020, Sol fue fundadora y directora del capítulo colombiano de la organización Women in Music . En 2020, colaboró con el equipo de Global Peace Drive e inició la iniciativa Songs4Planet Challenge , un proyecto que dio voz y nuevas oportunidades a artistas...

Draft 16/6/26  The original recording of the perhaps the most important South Africa (SA) jazz hit, Mannenberg has been off the market for a while. We have access to a copy of the master recording and the rights and can announce that as of 16th June 2026 we are making this available for streaming. The recording was done by Vic Versvelt and produced by Rashid Vally in Cape Town in June 1974.  On Piano, the master himself Abdullah Ibrahim aka Dollar Brand, on drums Monty Weber, on bass Paul Michaels. The Saxophone trio featured are Basil Coetzee, Robbie Jansen and Morris Goldberg. Basil on Tenor and the other two on alto sax.  At the time of release there was a controversy about the credits published on the LP release omitting the third saxman, Morris Goldberg who some musicians and critics considered to have delivered the most inspired of the three sax solos.  The proceeds of the re-release will after distribution charges be gathered by this record label and made ava...

A little while back (in January 2025) the vinyl LP of Expressions , Pacific Express' final album was re-issued, and fans were elated. From the original album release. Photo Gavin Furlonger  (c) Songwrights Publishers   There are however some that wanted the album in digital format. Now we are re-issuing the full album, re-mastered for digital streaming (headphone friendly) and download. Producer Tully McCully took on the musically very talented ensemble in his Spaced Out Sounds Studios in upper Cape Town, South Africa in 1978. Although better known for rock and pop productions he relished the chance to work with some of the Cape's top jazz musicians. Following the departure of Chris Schilder and Issy Ariefdien from the group earlier that year, the line up was -  Paul Abrahams - Bass guitar Jack Momple - Drums and percussion Jonathan Butler - Vocals and guitar Tony Cedras - Keyboards, trumpet and string arrangements Zayn Adams - Vocals and percussion  Barney Rachabane...

 It is a real surprise that Tully McCully, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and record producer of countless artists has never released a Tully solo album - until now! The new record is titled Comedy Tragedy. Tully is the frontman and bass player of McCully Workshop, the producer of Lesley Rae Dowling and Crocodile Harris, (and many others) who have topped the charts in his homeland over the last thirty years. He is known for his entertaining (even theatrical) live presence on stage. He is a talented mimic and possesses wonderful comedic timing.  On this collection he plays all but one instrument and does all the male vocals, besides his work behind the desk of his famous Spaced Out Sound Studios in Cape Town, South Africa. Recently he has been recording introspective music, notably his progrock collaboration with keyboard wizard Gordon Mackay, and his folk pop releases under the name of Jaspers's Acolytes. Anyone who is a serious contemporary music fan from 1970s and 80s wil...

South African songstress Lesley Rae Dowling sent shock waves through the local pop music business with her stunningly individual style of vocal delivery when she came on the scene in the early 1980s.  Her producer Tully McCully wrote Grips of Emotion for her and it hit the charts in January 1982. The follow-up release, her debut album revealed that she was also a serious songwriter. Her song Spaniard was the second single to garner heavy rotation leading to the first album going gold not long afterwards. Visual for the new release featuring Lesley from the time of her debut releases .   Since then Lesley has released about a dozen albums mostly in her home country but she also has releases in Australia and the Benelux. Last month Tully was going through his archive and stumbled on a multi-track tape containing a song she recorded that never made it onto any of Lesley's main album releases and never released digitally, so not available for streaming or download. The track, als...