Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts

06 September 2012

Video: Review of the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival 2012

The very first Cape Town Electronic Music Festival (CTEMF) took place in Cape Town from 27 March - 01 April 2012. The core festival, which was preluded by a week of workshops, info-sessions, showcases and fringe events, was held  on the roof of the Breakwater parking garage at The V&A Waterfront from 30 March - 01 April 2012. Tickets for the festival were actually quite affordable - a weekend pass was going at R200 and day passes were available at R100.


Next year's Cape Town Electronic Music Festival will take place in Cape Town from 15 - 17 February 2013 on the roof of Breakwater parking garage at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. The weekend pass is R350; day pass: R150.

18 November 2011

Video: South Africa's dance music scene

Although I am not a big fan of dance music, I found the the following two part documentary actually quite interesting. Check it out and follow the guys from Pascal & Pearce, who are promoting their new album "Passport" through the films, around South Africa's dance scene and explore what Cape Town and Johannesburg are like... dancemusicwise!

The first video of the two part 24min series is taking a look at the electronic/dance music scene of Cape Town.



Pascal & Pearce | Dave Mac (BPM Mag) | Kurt Meyer (Good Hope FM) | Sean Duvet | Craig da Sousa | Locnville | Dean Fuel | Goldfish | Goodluck

The second video of the series is focussed on the city of Johannesburg, its artists and the music scene.



Pascal & Pearce | Glen van Loggerenberg (House Afrika) | Vinny da Vinci ((House Afrika) | Tamara Dey | Sasha Martinengo (5FM) | Tasha Baxter | Richard Santana | Frank van Rooijen (Dirty Herz) | Spiro Damaskinos (Sony Music Entertainment) | Roger Goode (5FM) | Greg Walsh (G&G Productions) | Revel Ravenhill (Nuwave) | Andre Frauenstein (Dirty Herz) | Greg Carlin (Zebra & Giraffe) | Louise Carver 

Kudos to Warwick Allan & team for the videos!