Flat Stanley are set to hit Europe after signing a multi-territory album licensing deal with German based record label iMusic Records.
It all started with a chance encounter with a German tourist at an unplugged Levi's Vintage Sunday show at the Green Dolphin in 2007. He liked what he heard and eighteen months later Flat Stanley signed the deal with iMusic.
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| African rhythm & creativity explode at annual FNB Dance Umbrella Monday, 08 March 2010Stomping feet, hypnotic movements and world-class skill were on show during the first week of South Africa's contemporary dance bonanza, the FNB Dance Umbrella, in Johannesburg last week.
Read more... | Design Indaba to generate millions for Cape Thursday, 25 February 2010A design show to be held in Cape Town at the weekend is expected to generate close to R200 million for the city's economy, organisers said on Wednesday.
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| SA songbird wins top opera prizeMonday, 08 February 2010Lyric soprano Pumeza Matshikiza is the 2010 winner of the sixth
Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition, a critically
acclaimed opera contest in Dublin, Ireland.
Read more... | Arts sponsorship more than doubled since 2001Thursday, 04 February 2010Arts sponsorship has more than doubled since 2001 when the arts market
was estimated at around R136 million, growing to nearly R360 million in
2009. Of this, music sponsorship attracts nearly 50% of all the
sponsorship spend.
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| Gordhan says UK holds SA in high regardFriday, 12 March 2010The UK business community holds South Africa in high regard, both as an investment destination and as a springboard into the rest of Africa, said Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
Read more... | No porn channel for DSTV welcomedFriday, 12 March 2010
The Ministry for Women, Children and
Persons with Disabilities on Friday welcomed an announcement by
Multichoice that there will be no launch of a pornographic channel on
DSTV.
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| SA needs a news revolutionAuthor: Lisa Roberts Monday, 08 March 2010  In this week’s blog, South African patriot and Saffer blogger Lisa Roberts, asks why we've become "an unthinking, unfeeling, passive herd" that consumes the (bad) news without flinching. Lisa wants to start a revolution of good news in South Africa. Read on to find out why we need a news revolution:
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