Publicity | Music
Cape Town singer-songwriter Cailyn Shelby exemplifies perseverance in her music career, recently releasing her new single "Addicted To You." Over five years, she has continually worked on her craft, releasing multiple singles and an album. Shelby's dedication to songwriting reflects her belief that continuous effort is essential for success in the music industry.
On September 12, 2026, South Africa's top rock and blues musicians will reunite at Daisy Jones for the event "Further On Up The Road." Featuring Steve Louw & Big Sky, The Blues Broers, All Night Radio, and the Hugo Veldsman Trio, this gathering celebrates music and lasting friendships in South African rock history.
Geoff Bond has launched "SomeSay," a platform dedicated to showcasing the stories of South Africans making a positive impact in their communities. By conducting long-form interviews, Bond aims to counteract pessimism about the continent and highlight everyday heroes. The initiative encourages support through subscriptions and sharing, emphasizing personal narratives that inspire change.
The Springboks and All Blacks will face off at Ellis Park in a highly anticipated Test, highlighting a historic rugby rivalry. Both teams have assembled strong line-ups, led by Pieter-Steph du Toit and Ardie Savea, respectively. The match promises intense competition, with discussions on key strategies and player performances.
Carletheia, a Cape Town singer-songwriter, embodies authenticity and connection through her music. With a background in education, she draws inspiration from everyday experiences. Upcoming performances, including Soul Sisters 2026, reflect her growth as an artist. Known for her humor and warmth, she emphasizes touching lives through music while valuing genuine audience relationships.
Last night, rugby writer Jamie Wall appeared on CapeTalk to discuss the upcoming Greatest Rivalry tour at DHL Stadium against DHL Stormers. The show, produced by Barry Maré, covers topics such as overseas players and the test side, providing insightful analysis in a 30-minute segment.
As the DHL Stormers prepare to face the All Blacks XV, a journey of 50 years unfolds, reflecting on cherished memories of rugby and personal connections. The author, a lifelong All Blacks supporter, shares stories of family and friendships that highlight how rugby has shaped his life and experiences.
Jamie Wall, a prominent New Zealand rugby journalist, will appear on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment on August 6 to discuss the upcoming rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand. Having covered rugby for over a decade, Wall offers an insider's perspective as the All Blacks embark on The Greatest Rivalry Tour.
David Brooke, host of the podcast "The Biggest Man in Cricket," will join Martin Myers on Cape Talk this Thursday at 9 PM. Brooke, a former sports journalist, has built a popular platform featuring in-depth cricket discussions with notable guests. The podcast showcases the evolving landscape of sports media and digital content creation.
David Brooke, host of The Biggest Man in Cricket, will appear with Martin Myers on The Business of Entertainment on July 23 at 9:00 PM on CapeTalk. Brooke, an experienced sports journalist, discusses the evolution of media and creator-led sports platforms, highlighting his podcast's success with over 100,000 subscribers.
South African artist Steve Louw will be featured on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment, discussing his new album, Traces of the Flood, produced by Kevin Shirley. The conversation delves into the importance of visionary producers and creative partnerships in shaping musical careers and balancing artistic integrity with commercial success.
Award-winning actor Daniel Anderson discussed his experiences on CapeTalk's #BusinessOfEntertainment. Currently touring the Western Cape, he will be at Die Koelkamers this Sunday at midday. The conversation is inspiring and showcases his insights into the entertainment industry, produced by Barry Maré.
On Thursday, May 14, at 9 PM, CapeTalk’s Business of Entertainment features Mpumi Phillips, a prominent music industry executive and Director of Distribution at The Orchard. She will discuss music publishing, supervision, and the global positioning of African talent, sharing insights from her extensive career in the industry.
Cape Talk's show on May 7 at 9 PM features esteemed music executive Yonas Aregai in a focused dialogue with host Martin Myers. Aregai will discuss his ascent in the Nordic music scene, expertise in artist management, and contributions to global EDM star Alan Walker's success. A must-listen for aspiring creatives.
In a 30-minute conversation on CapeTalk's #BusinessOfEntertainment, music executive Charles Goldstuck discusses his role as Founder and Managing Partner of GoldState Music, which invests in music rights and growth capital. With a history at Bertelsmann Music Group and J Records, he has supported major artists like Usher and Britney Spears.
Charles Goldstuck, a prominent music executive and investor, will appear on CapeTalk’s Business of Entertainment on April 23rd at 9:00 PM. As the founder of GoldState Music, he focuses on music rights investments. With a successful career in major labels, he has supported numerous global artists while promoting music education through philanthropy.
Tune in to CapeTalk on Thursday, April 15, after the 9pm news for an engaging discussion with Brent Leo Smith, founder of Painted Dog TV. The company revolutionizes wildlife media through cinematic storytelling and live broadcasts, fostering global connections and awareness of conservation efforts while transforming audience experiences with nature.
Renowned wildlife filmmaker Brent Leo Smith joins Martin Myers on The Business of Entertainment on 9 April at 9pm. Co-founder of PaintedDog.TV, Smith innovates conservation storytelling through live-streamed experiences. With extensive experience in Africa, he focuses on the intersection of innovation, conservation, and wildlife media. Tune in on Cape Talk or DStv Channel 885.
Martin Myers interviews Steve van Schaik, founder of At The Courtyard bistro + theatre in McGregor, for CapeTalk's "Business of Entertainment" series. They discuss creativity, entrepreneurship, and community impact since 2018, highlighting how the venue blends food, music, and storytelling while fostering authenticity in a charming village atmosphere.
On Thursday, February 26, at 9 PM, CapeTalk hosts Marcus Brewster, a prominent figure in entertainment and PR. Brewster, known for his role on Pop Idol and for representing global icons, will discuss the intricate business of publishing, secrets behind bestsellers, and his transition to writing fiction. Listen live or rebroadcast Sunday.
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