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Van Pletzen Jy Bly Stil ft Jack Parow Music video

Van Pletzen are back with a brand new kak-lekke single and music video, Jy Bly Stil featuring Jack Parow.

Van Pletzen are back with a brand new kak-lekke single and music video, Jy Bly Stil featuring Jack Parow. The duo started working on the single a few months ago whilst and after performing it live, they noticed people were vibing to it and decided to put the single together. They just knew that the song needed a nice thick slice of Parow! No-one brings Parow like ...

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Bittereinder Recommended Playlist Music Video

Bittereinder have released a brand new single and video as their latest offering, Recommended Playlist. Watch it here.

Bittereinder have released a brand new single and video as their latest offering, Recommended Playlist. The song demonstrates a new palette of sound for the band who tend not to get stuck in a particular sound for too long. Their new body of work, set for release in 2020, is a continuation in the evolution of sound that the band have developed ...

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Grassy Spark Sedgefield Music Video

Grassy Spark have unveiled their live music video for their latest single, Sedgefield.

Grassy Spark have unveiled their live music video for their latest single, Sedgefield. Sedgefield establishes the perfect blend between what the band were and who they are now, by referencing their previous sound and their new sound, telling a story of how internal tensions become resolved through the creative catharsis.

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CrashCarBurn Headlights Music Video

CrashCarBurn have released a brand new single and music video for the title track from their latest album, Headlights.

CrashCarBurn have released a brand new single and music video for the title track from their latest album, Headlights. Chosen as the title track of the album because of its experimentation with synths and 80s drums, and is described by the band as perhaps their slowest song ever written, whilst at the same time being a favourite for them.

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