Rave Reviews for Phrased Differently

Check out the great reviews that Phrased Differently has been recieving….

Blunt Magazine (February 2008)
Rating 90%
‘People should start opening their eyes and their ears, to see and hear that we have talented bands that sound original. This is an eclectic, inspiring release’.

Men’s Health (January 2008)
‘The music is great, that is more than enough reason to get it’.

SL Magazine (January 2008)
Rating 70%
‘ These acts straddle musical boundaries in a surprisingly smooth spin session which pays sultry, thoughtful tribute in equal parts to South African ciphers, suburban rock garages, smoky afrojazz joints, kwaito bashes ekasi and ragamuffin dancehalls. We’ve come a long way. And it just sounds so good’.

Cape Argus (January 2008)
‘ Phrased Differently boasts a kick ass line up of top draw local talent. Screw artistic segregation. Welcome to the future’.

Mail & Guardian (December 2007)
‘Its mission is far more utopian: ultimately it’s about letting the divergent South African musical voices speak for themselves’.

Cape Times (December 2007)
‘This compilation straddles different music genres to break genre limitations. The artists have been handpicked by the Mail & Guardian. Their faves include The Black Hotels indie pop and Kwani Experience complete the trip with an Afro-jazz tune’.

One Small Seed (December 2007)
‘Phrased Differently indeed. This collection is populated by the most exciting and, for the most part, under exposed SA artists. This album is a well-intentioned and well-executed stab at raising awareness raised about these artists’.

www.southafrican.co.uk
‘This album is as diverse as the nation it represents, South Africa. Jazz, rock, reggae, hip-hop, spoken word and kwaito all make appearances’.

Music Industry Online
‘ In this respect the M&G alongside Runway music, have got it right’.

Entertainment Iafrica
‘It’s releases like Phrased Differently that makes one so very proud to be South African’.

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