Gran Fenwick is Ian Strung and a rotating cast of vocal collaborators. Ian Strung is a songwriter, alternative indie rock artist, encyclopedic music historian and syndicated radio host based in Ontario, Canada. 

This work was created by Noah Peterson and Nicholas Pacheo aka Nick Shan.  Nick and I were at one of our usual studio sessions and made a dark and epic track.  Easy pace, beautiful backgrounds, soulful organ, fat synth licks, cool effects.  We were pretty proud of it.  

Nick said he knew the perfect artist to collaborate for this vibe. He brought in Andrea "Vocab" Sanderson and they went to work. 

This track is fire.   

“Estimeleni” is a heartfelt and deeply reflective Afro-fusion anthem by Pitso97, Thole Lesilo, Manekoo, and Mqhele. The song captures the emotional journey of individuals searching for direction, purpose, and hope while navigating the challenges of everyday life. Rooted in authentic African storytelling, “Estimeleni” speaks directly to dreamers, hustlers, and anyone striving for a better future despite uncertainty and hardship.

The track 'Marching' - in combination with one of reggae's greatest legends Max Romeo - heralds the release of Mystikal Man's next album, as well as the release of his very first One riddim release as a producer, entitled 'Freestyle Riddim', featuring Marsel Rahguel Blood and Swiff Bounty.

Topdre stands out as a beacon of sincerity and creativity in a world where Hip Hop has gotten more and more commercialized. His music serves as a living example of the value of self-expression and the capacity to engage audiences more deeply. Topdre is certain to make waves in the Contemporary Hip Hop industry for years to come thanks to his distinct style and unwavering commitment to his profession.

Sydney-based group New Nobility is gaining attention for its social message, as the trio pushes humanitarianism through their Reggae single ‘Love on the Street’. Formed by Lone Wolf, Sead Trnka and Krga Zoran, the group has built a reputation for blending music with commentary on real-world issues. Built on a groovy Reggae rhythm, the song carries lyrics that promote dignity and reflection, with the group calling for an end to cycles of exploitation.