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Acoustic guitarist Tony Cox has a number of different genre in his diverse repertoire. Enormous Flowers is a full band album of thirteen original songs in the Neo-Soul groove.  Produced by award winning producer Joe Arthur in Johannesburg some years ago, this record has been off the market for a while. It comes back for streaming on the 18th July 2025.   Photo for the re-issue sleeve Here a statement from the artist - After releasing several instrumental albums, Enormous Flowers marked a return to where it all began for me. In those early days, singing took centre stage—I was a regular at folk clubs, known more for my voice than my guitar. Over time, though, my focus shifted. Instrumental guitar music became my main outlet, and eventually, the vocals faded out altogether. Coming back to singing through Enormous Flowers was a deeply emotional and unexpectedly joyful journey. Collaborating with other musicians a...

Robin Auld matured into the role of master singer/songwriter in the space of a few years by releasing four albums in the first five years of his recording career. In fact there are few southern African artists active today who can match his composition output and ability, in the adult contemporary genre. This goes for his performances in his recordings as well. A truly surprising album scheduled for release on 24th July 2025 is testimony to his huge talent. Titled Love Kills: The Collection , it is a sort of retrospective compilation of some of the works he wrote in his spell working in London some time ago and a few songs from the time immediately thereafter. The repertoire draws from two previous albums under the name Love Kills,  issued in different parts of the world. Some of the songs have not been available on digital streaming release before. There are 16 songs, re-worked, remastered, overdubbed and sonically pumped up by Auld himself in his home studio. The origin...

 The Tiny Magnetic Pets from Ireland are a trio of players dedicated to an indie electronic music project. This release is their latest EP and will be available on the 23rd of May 2025. Here is their flyer for the release issued on their own Vitamin C Records label >     Music link  > https://orcd.co/4yyavye              

  On the 23rd May 2025 the debut album by Cape Town rockers McCully Workshop, will be available digitally for the first time. The record was never available as a CD.  Recorded in their "garage studio" in Plumstead, Cape Town in the 1980s by Tully McCully and brother Mike, it was the beginning of a career in music that has been sustained for over 40 years. Comprising nine original songs under the title McCully Workshop Inc. , the release was initially available on vinyl and music cassette. Tully rescued the analog master and restored the recordings to the exacting standards required for a digital release.  This release is part of a project re-issuing the productions of Tully McCully that were no longer on the market. It follows the reissue of the group's second album in February this year. (c) Songwrights Publishers      Music link  > https://orcd.co/y6kynao Mountain Records                

 The Grahamstown National Arts Festival is one of South Africa's premier arts festivals. An invitation to perform there is seen as an important recognition for theatre directors, actors, film makers, composers and musicians. Tony Cox was invited to do a solo show there in 2005. The show was recorded and this album is the result. Sparkling solo guitar work! Re-issued on Mountain Records on the 5th of May 2025.   Media Quote - " This is Tony Cox in full flight. Recorded live at one of South Africa's premier festivals, Cox delivers up a staggering display of six-string prowess. The man really is a genre of one and within the larger framework of world class guitar players, his particular fusion of whatever inspires him within the African framework of where he lives, is totally unique." Music link - (after release) - https://orcd.co/kdv9bdn                

It's done! Tully McCully (producer and multi-instrumentalist) and Gordon Mackay (keyboard guru) have been working on a new song and it has arrived on our desk. On the 30th of April 2025 they ask the question, Where are your heroes now? Something we all ask, as we realign our role models and expectations.  It's a kind of prog/pop/rock experiment written by Tully with plenty of layers, though very tastefully produced.   The sleeve art is a painting by Laura McCullagh.  (c) Songwrights Publishers Music Link - https://orcd.co/do5d0bp Link to the last album > Garden of the snake - https://orcd.co/ymaq4w0    Mountain Records