Jazzuary According To Kate Hamann

Wrapping up Jazzuary for the year 2022 and best believe we’ll be back bigger and better in 2023. It’s truly been one hack of a ride, the music has been received very well and we honestly can’t wait to share more tunes with you. To wrap it up in style we had a quick interview

BandCamp Friday

IT’S BAAAAAAAACK! On the first Friday of every month since March of 2020, Bandcamp has waived their revenue share to help support the many artists who have seen their livelihoods disrupted by the pandemic. “Over the course of these 13 days, fans paid artists and labels $56 million dollars, helping cover rents, mortgages, groceries, medications, and much

#PLUGYOURSELF

A feature we’ve tried out for a couple of months and it’s safe to say the response has been awesome. Not only have artists been sending us their music to be featured but a lot of people from different parts of the world have taken the time to appreciate the music and have found new

Three Gems For The Weekend (#TGFTW)

Can you believe we’re already half way through 2021?! Right now we’re just grateful that we have music to see us through the good times, the boring times, the scary times and the bad times. It’s officially the first weekend of the month and for the next few days you’ll be required to practice self

Marching Through The New Normal With Music.

We must admit March came with it’s own challengers and surprises but through it all we hope everyone is safe and blessed with good health. With the promise of a vaccine you’ll realise how quickly we’ve moved in dealing with this pandemic. After a horrible 2020 we’ve made certain adjustments to our lives that have

The Sound For The Month Of Love & Date Nights In The Future

We literally could’ve posted this on the 14th of February, just to get your playlist sorted for one of the most important days in the calender (More especially if you’re dating) but we also realized things aren’t the same right?! In most parts of the world this was literally the first Vday under lockdown, social

Something For The “Playlisters”

Music platforms like Spotify, Deezer, Joox, Soundcloud and many others have made it easy to create a playlist and share it with the masses. You should already know creating a playlist is no childs play, you literally have to create a mood, make sure it doesn’t get stale, try not have songs from the same