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...