Roger D'Arcy, Singer-songwriter/guitarist - erstwhile designer of recording studios for the rich and famous, poor and talented, corporate and mean. 'Footprints in the wet cement' - a collection of songs loosely held together by the idea of legacy: "You walked across the wet cement to show you were alive, to outlive all the souls you'd ever know" (The Winding Path)

So Much 4 Gravity delivers a trip-hop / indietronica reinterpretation of 'Heart Beats Slow' featuring Nicole De Clerck by Angus & Julia Stone, transforming the original’s folk warmth into a groove-driven, mid-tempo (98 BPM) electronic experience.

UbuntuFM International presents a popular mix of Pop, Rock, Rnb, Afro, HipHop and Dance music with contributions from all over the world. More mainstream oriented, UbuntuFM Radio International proudly present a diverse range of global music that transcends boundaries. There's something for every music lover out there.

'Old Oak' by Dawn Melanie is a song about shifting perspectives. It references the mythology of Odin and how, hung from his ankle for nine days and nights he gained wisdom. It speaks also of the journey of growing up, getting your heart broken, finding you know less than your youthful arrogance presumed and growing, ultimately, into who you should be through these trials.

Dawn Melanie is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Her music is an eclectic range of originals, with strong Celtic folk, African maskandi and folk influences. Late Nights is Dawn's new single telling a story in methaphor of the calling of the conscience, when late at night the mind goes wandering to forgotten pieces of who you were, to the things never done, the opportunities past and the things we regret.

As musical ambassadors, Izethekeli's goal is to inspire audiences and remind them that, in the grand journey of life, we are all "Visitors" on this Earth, united by a common desire to live life to its fullest. This song depicts the life of an honest hardworking person fighting to break through the walls of poverty to live "the dream" as sold on TV screens but is continuously being pulled done by a "higher society" that refuse to share their wealth and success.