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Timeonon Thethe SOUTH COAST TOURISM SUMMER MELT-DOWN MARGATE STUDENT RAVE > DECEMBER 2010 PARTY timeonon thethe SASHA MARTINENGO ROGER GOODE JACK PAROW DIE HEUWELS FANTASTIES LOCNVILLE GOLDFISH Discover Africas South Coast: Scenic Tours of our Cultural Hinterland 2 of the Worlds Top 10 Dive Sites 6 Magnificent Blue Flag Beaches 11 conveniently situated Golf Courses 14 inspirational Guided Birding Routes and the most perfect Winter Climate! SUMMER 2010 South Coast Tourism has preprared an awesome Programme for you this Summer! DATE: 10 December DATE: 18 December VENUE: SAB Party Zone VENUE: Margate Middle Beach DATE: 18 December GOLDFISH VENUE: Margate Middle Beach DIE HEUWELS FANTASTIES ROGER GOODEOODE DATE: 17 December VENUE: Backline SASHA MARTINENGOARTINENGO It might be hard to imagine that one of the most The success of Die Heuwels Fantasties (Hills exciting live electronica acts in the world right Fantastic) may appear to be overnight, but these now originates from South Africa, but the success talented Bellville musos have certainly paid their story behind Cape Towns electronica dues. Hunter Kennedy and Pierre Greeff wrote phenomenon, Goldfish, has been nothing short their first song together when they were 15 and of extraordinary. From their beginnings as Jazz 16 years old respectively. Hunter was in students, these funky multi-instrumentalists are Fokofpolisiekar and Pierre in Lukraaketaar, when seriously onto something. That something both their bands took a break last year and they includes a live mix of hypnotic vocals, screaming started hanging out together. So here they are synths, and more saxophones, double bass and - Die Heuwels Fantasties - and theyre doing it keyboards than a second-hand music shop. Their Roger Goode is a South African DJ who rose to electronically, with a touch of guitar. We wanted cult following the world over can be attributed to local fame for his first single In the Beginning. to move away from the type of music we were After the overwhelming success of Sashas first their unique live show. Dominic Peters and David He released his first album, Coming Up for Air. making which was mainly guitar-driven, they and second Hit Picks releases, the ever popular Poole, fondly known as The Fishies to their with local dance record label, SheerDance. At say. Johnny de Ridder is the man behind the 5fm dance guru presents Sashas Essential Hit hordes of loyal fans, have maintained a grueling 21, Goode was signed to Pete Tongs London production with Francois Van Coke, Laudo Picks Volume 3. Featuring all the finest dance touring schedule that has seen them collect Records, which promoted In the Beginning in Liebenberg, Adriaan Brand and Jack Parow all tracks of 2010, the album features chart-toppers passport ink in 22 countries, and perform over the Buzz Chart, and showcased the track on contributing to the debut album. With world-class such as Yolanda Be Cool - We No Speak 190 shows last year alone. With a fearsome Danny Ramplings Weekly Top 10. Goode music production, fresh sound and cutting edge Americano, Getting Over You and From Inside reputation for a live show that confounds the performs most Saturdays on 5fms evening dance lyrics, they raised the bar and pushed the the Speaker, along with Sashas essential classic senses, Goldfish can be seen and heard in segment, The Saturday Surgery. boundaries of Afrikaans music to new limits. tracks from all his years as a DJ. Margate on Friday, December 10. 2 SOUTH COAST TOURISM SUMMER MELT-DOWN summersummer justjust gotgot www.wozaniafrica.co.za DATE: 18 December VENUE: Margate Middle Beach HOTTER Theres a great line-up of JACK PAROWROW entertainment in the South Coast Margate Student Rave! DATE: 6 & 8 December VENUE: SAB Party Zone DATE: 9 December VENUE: SAB Party Zone DJ MARIUS MARTISE LOCNVILLELE Twins, Andrew and Brian Chaplin, started busking 5 - 11 DECEMBER 2010 around Cape Town from six years of age and recorded their first single, Amnesia at age eight Marius Martise started his career in high school, years. In 2005 at age 15, they performed at the playing at birthday parties. He got his first club 2005 Hip Hop Indaba and attracted the attention Afrikaans rapper, Jack Parow, grew up on the residency in Boksburgs Masquerade club, while of The Showbiz Report on eTV and acclaimed streets of Bellville and Parow and the Wonderland still at school. He continued part time for three South African producer, Gabi le Roux. Following games arcade in Tygervalley. I am here to show years after leaving school and became a the success of their debut album on Mxit Music people how to rap properly, he says. 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