Afrikaans
Van Sarie tot Sokkie” vat luisteraars op ’n reis deur meer as ’n eeu van Afrikaanse Volksmusiek — van die tyd van die Anglo-Boereoorlog tot die moderne plaasdam-sokkie. Die album is ’n eerbetoon aan ons taal, ons mense en die stories wat Suid-Afrika se hart klop.
Met ’n mengsel van tradisionele volksliedjies, historiese digkuns, en splinternuwe moderne liedjies, bring ons eer aan die verlede terwyl ons vars lewe en humor in die Volkstema blaas met 25 lekker-luister liedtjies.
Verskeie tong in die kies liedtjies
Die album is ’n musikale hervertelling van Afrikaner- en Suid-Afrikaanse geskiedenis, nie uit haat nie, maar uit herinnering, menswaardigheid en erfenis.
Elke lied is soos ’n “kortfilm” — ’n storie wat die luisteraar in die veld, in die oorlog, by die kampvure en in die konsentrasiekampe plaas.
Stem uit die Stof is ’n album wat geskiedenis nie herskryf nie — maar herleef.
Dit gee ’n stem aan mense wat nie net oorloë gevoer het nie, maar lewens gebou het, families gevorm het, en ’n land se hart gelaat het in elke storie.
Country
Hank + Hallie’s Songs of the Heartland is a heartfelt journey through rural life, family values, faith, and the joys and struggles of everyday living. With a mix of reflective country ballads, upbeat bluegrass gospel, honky-tonk fun, and modern indie-pop storytelling, this album celebrates the heart of the countryside and the universal stories of love, work, and living with integrity.
Dancing Through Life is a heartfelt country-pop duet album celebrating love in all its forms—playful, romantic, cozy, and timeless. Each track tells a story of connection, laughter, and shared moments, blending storytelling with catchy melodies. Perfect for radio airplay, streaming, or feature playlists for romantic, country, and folk audiences.
The album’s themes range from lighthearted kitchen dances and carefree road trips to tender, emotional ballads reflecting long-lasting love. Every song highlights the warmth of male/female duets, with call-and-response verses and harmonized choruses that capture the listener’s heart.
A heartfelt collection of original songs and stories from artists who sing about what truly matters — family, faith, laughter, love, and the moments that shape us.
From the reflective wisdom of “Aim a Little to the Right” to the nostalgic charm of “Back When We Were Raised Right,” the faith-filled strength in “How Do I Repay You Lord?” and the bittersweet emotions of “Too Late to Say I’m Sorry,” each track paints a picture of real life — the kind you feel deep in your bones.
This album blends folk, country, acoustic, and storytelling roots to remind us that life’s lessons aren’t always perfect, but they’re always worth singing about.
Marriage is messy, hilarious, and full of surprises—and this album proves it. —It is prime material for a hilarious country album. Married to Me (And Somehow We’re Still Talking) serves up twang, sass, and way too many throw pillows. This album explores the highs, lows, and drive-thru dinners of love, with a twist: all the songs come in His Side, Her Side, and Duet (“The Truth”) versions. Because let’s face it, there’s always three versions of every story.
From accidentally-on-purpose burning dinner to therapy budgets, dog debates, and even Cheeto foreplay, Mabel & Merle bring relatable chaos and gut-busting laughs to life. And the last three tracks? Solo bangers of pure marital mayhem—like the man who misunderstood “bring home my favorite flour” and proudly returned with a bag of self-raising.
Dance Loud is a full tank of country spirit — where love, laughter, and late nights meet mud, music, and meaning. This is modern country done right: songs for every part of life, from sunrise on the farm to heartbreak at last call.
Each track blends strong storytelling with boot-stompin’ beats and singalong hooks. It’s rowdy where it should be, heartfelt when it matters, and 100% radio-ready.
From spilled beers to sizzling dance floors — Line Dancin’ & Poor Decisions is the ultimate boot-scootin’ soundtrack for anyone who’s ever two-stepped their way into trouble and laughed all the way out.
Packed with high-energy honky tonk humor, catchy hooks, and unforgettable characters, this 13-song album turns every night out into a story worth tellin’.
Ideal for line dance floors, barn parties, and fun-loving radio audiences.
The Road Back Home, is a journey through time and truth — songs written decades ago, finally brought to life with the grit and warmth of musicians who’ve seen both sides of the dream. From the tongue-in-cheek fun of “I’m in the Dogbox Once Again” to the weary beauty of “I’m Going Home” and the redemptive glow of the title track “The Road Back Home”, each song captures a chapter of a musician’s life on the long road between the spotlight and the soul.
The Veteran is a deeply human album — part confession, part remembrance, part tribute.
Every song is drawn from the real experiences of South African soldiers who served on the border in the 1980s. It’s not about medals or myths. It’s about memories — the kind that never fade.
With raw spoken‑word storytelling and cinematic soundscapes, CP “Donkey” gives voice to the men who lived the truth — not the Facebook versions, not the movie scripts. These are real stories from real soldiers, told with respect, regret, and pride.
Forged on the open road and bonded by brotherhood, The Chrome Saints bring thunder, truth, and compassion to the biker world’s soundtrack.
From roaring highways to hometown charity runs, their debut album Chrome and Heart proves that beneath the chrome lies something deeper — heart.
Each song carries a story from the motorcycle brotherhood: loyalty, loss, and the life behind the patch.
Produced with grit and honesty, this album bridges Southern rock power with lyrical storytelling that speaks to riders, workers, and dreamers alike.
Gospel
Experience the full power of faith, family, and song with this soul-stirring gospel album. Featuring the uplifting voices of the Blue Mountain Gospel Choir, Live Your Life (So the Preacher Won’t Have to Lie) invites listeners to reflect on life, love, and legacy while celebrating the joy and hope found in Christ.
Grace and Grit is a powerful collection of fifteen original Gospel country songs blending heart, hope, and honest faith. Each track tells a story of real people — dreamers, workers, and believers — finding grace on backroads, in barns, in old trucks, and in the quiet moments where life and prayer meet.
From the heartfelt track “Bible on the Dashboard” to the working-man’s anthem “Steel-Toed Prayers,” and the uplifting closer “Valley of Shadows,” the album travels the full landscape of country soul — blue-collar grit, small-town love, and unshakable faith.
Sport
20 Bloubul liedtjies. Spesiaal geskryf vir die Bloubul ondersteuners.
Op Die Blou! is a 20-track, rugby-themed, proudly South African musical celebration
Packed with Sokkie / dance , humor, local slang, and a big heart, it’s made to get fans singing in the stands and around the braai.
Includes English, Afrikaans, and even a Scottish-flavored take on Blue Bull fandom.
Including our new song – Play the Ball! about the Jan-Hendrik Wessels fiasco.
7–1 Split isn’t just an album — it’s a rugby revolution in sound.
From the creators of South Africa’s most entertaining sports anthems, Die Geelkaarte deliver a hilarious, hard-hitting, proudly South African celebration of rugby, teamwork, and pure chaos.
The title track, 7–1 Split, takes center stage — a loud, cheeky tribute to Rassie’s legendary tactical genius. With crowd chants, drums, brass, and rock guitars, it captures the wild spirit of the Bokke’s unbreakable strategy — where madness meets magic.
Songs Of South Africa
South Africa in my heart is a heartfelt 13-track concept album written to reframe the narrative about South Africa — not through denial of pain, but through celebration of resilience, pride, and unity. Each song shines a light on the strength, beauty, and ingenuity of the nation and its people.
From the reflective hope of “After the Storm” to the communal power of “Ubuntu (I Am Because We Are),” this album fuses storytelling, folk, gospel, African soul, spoken word, and traditional rhythms. It’s an emotional and rhythmic journey through a nation that’s survived, adapted, and continues to rise.
We Speak Eleven – A Musical Journey Through South Africa
A 17-track celebration of every heartbeat in South Africa — Zulu, Xhosa, Sotho, Tswana, Venda, Tsonga, Ndebele, Afrikaans, English, Khoisan, Cape Malay, Indian, and Cape Coloured traditions.
From ancient chants to goema, bhajan, folk, boeremusiek, and modern fusion, this album unites the country’s voices into one story: many languages, one nation, one song.
Experience South Africa.
We Speak Eleven.
70's Rock
A soundtrack for midnight drives, lost highways, and stories written in smoke and chrome.
Step into a world of faded neon, burning engines, and the ghosts of love that linger on long, empty roads. This album is a cinematic blues-rock journey, rooted in the storytelling traditions of classic ‘70s rock but wrapped in modern grit and soul. With songs that feel like pages from a road-worn diary, each track delivers raw emotion, vintage tone, and a deep sense of place.