Promoted Work: Sannie Fox

Sannie Fox

I've just finished building the official website for Sannie Fox. She's an amazing musician and a force of nature. She has an album coming out soon.

I had the fortune of working with her on a music video for this site, shot by Kent Andreason. I might be producing another one in the new year.

Sannie Fox - “The Dream” performed for The Quiet Front Sannie Fox - Song, vocals, electric guitar Rob Nel - Bass Werner von Waltsleben - Drums A film by Kent Andreasen Recorded at Paris Zanos Studio, Fish Hoek, Cape Town http://www.thequietfront.com/

You can follow her on Facebook and Twitter to keep track of the new album's release. If you are in South Africa then check out her shows, they are really worth going to.

Promoted Work: The Teknari Newsletter

Teknari

Teknari is a photographer that I follow and sometimes repost; I decided to follow his newsletter entirely on a whim - I'm really fucking glad I did.

Teknari posts things he's working on and writes a little about them and his process; sometimes he writes about television and taxi rides; he drills down into everything.

You can find his sign-up page here.

Promoted Work: The Barcelona Album by Daniel Bauer

The Barcelona Album by Daniel Bauer

Daniel Bauer shoots unretouched nudes; he is running a campaign to fund his book The Barcelona Album.

I have been an admirer of his work for a couple of years and he is also responsible for a really good curated site too. 

I think it's a great project; I'm going to support it.

Promoted Work: Raw Beauties

Martial Lenoir shoots Raw Beauties

The cool little book of provocative polaroids Raw Beauties has gone meta.

Promoted Work: Tabea Borchardt - Von Treibgut, Ebbe und Flut

Tabea Borchardt exhibition photographed Kata & Butow Maler @ OutOfMyMind Gallery

These are some of the images from the Tabea Borchardt exhibition "Von Treibgut, Ebbe und Flut" at the OutOfMyMind Gallery in Bremen, Germany.

Promoted Work: Raw Beauties

Eva Esse reads Raw Beauties

I promoted the exhibition that accompanied this book a few months ago; Han Boersma very kindly sent me a copy - it's a great little book of polaroids.

It is a project that has folded back on itself with some of the models photographed reading the book they are in.

Promoted Work: Tabea Borchardt - Von Treibgut, Ebbe und Flut

an exhibition by Tabea Borchardt @ OutOfMyMind Gallery

Tabea Borchardt is a young photographer that has featured on this site as both an artist and a model. She has been working on a serious project which revolves around the passing of her father; it is something that she captured with a quiet beauty.

The exhibition starts today at the OutOfMyMind Gallery in Bremen, Germany.

Promoted Work: Young Soul Rebels & Suzy by Dennis Schoenberg

Young Soul Rebels & Suzy by Dennis Schoenberg

These are two very cool little indie zines by Dennis Schoenberg. I love the raw quality of the paper and it's always great to see artists getting out there and making stuff.

They are available here & here.

Promoted Work: "Muse and Space" exhibition by Alessandra Leimer

Alessandra Leimer at Photobastei (Zürich)

My friend Alessandra Leimer is exhibiting her work about her muse at the Photobastei. She has set up a tumblr for the series.

The exhibition opens tonight.

Promoted Work: Sannie Fox - London Tour

Sannie Fox

Sanni Fox is a force of nature.

Above are stills, filmed by Kent Andreasen for a performance that she and her band did for The Quiet Front on Thursday. 

She is touring London from 26 July until 31 August (details here). On the face of it, it's a tour of a few small bars; it's a standard rite of passage for South African bands. If you get a chance to see her live, she will convince you that her place is a lot higher up the ladder. 

Our video is coming soon.

Vocals, electric guitar, Sannie Fox Vocals, Adrian Day (Bilderberg Motel) Drums, Werner Von Waltsleben Bass, Omar Kimmie Engineered and Mastered at Paris Zannos Studios Lyrics, production and composition by Sannie Fox 2013 Image Talitha Snow Freedom "A revelation of the divine power of music to transcend the barriers of class and race and not only delight and uplift men of different colour, creed or occupation but also to make them feel as one by virtue of music's exaltation and is a noblement of mans soul and spirit."