Dylan Ellis Producer, Engineer

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New music coming from HOKUM. 17 Days and counting.

New music coming soon from HOKUM

The NSA needs our help, if you can please help support the next generation: For ease of reference: Donations can be deposited directly into the school account:... Name: The National School of the Arts Bank: Standard Bank Branch: 00035544 Parktown Acc: 200 455 974 Swift code: SBZAZAJJ Ref: Surname & Lifeline POP: [email protected] They have also set up a Back-A-Buddy crowd-funding platform: 21 Bursaries for 2021 https://www.backabuddy.co.za/21-for-2021 You can also make use of the NSA’s PayFast account: https://www.payfast.co.za/dona//thenationalschoolofthearts We look forward to sharing positive news in the months ahead.

Scott is taking on online students, this is a golden opportunity to learn from a music Legend.

Throwback to an early draft of "Tonight is your night" by HOKUM

Shaun Morgan from Seether had this to say about Marlowe in Guitar world. We were all fans. Rory left Marlowe and Jay moved from bass to drums and they became HOKUM - Jay a very different but equally gifted drummer changed the sound and energy and after a mammoth of an album, Jay departed and Rory returned to the kit. The same Marlowe line-up is together again and making brilliant music. If you miss Marlowe now really is the time to follow and support HOKUM. They are recordin...g a new album. I got emotional hearing Rory play with them again. Nostalgic yet fresh. They have a chemistry that is just lovely to watch. I saw Marlowe at their second show and followed them as much as possible - I missed 6 gigs in their entire career and can name them. The album they did with JP stands as one of the best alternative rock albums in SA history. We were also religiously at Saron Gas (Seether) shows. Seeing this article and the response on their personal accounts has made me so happy I have heard the new music and as a fan (put aside all else) it is really great. I'm gonna say it again, If you loved Marlowe go and Love HOKUM.

RIP to Sir Martin Birch. What a legend.

Today marks 40 years of the 808. Celebrate it with this inspiring story featuring Rick Rubin, Dr Dre, Beastie Boys, Marvin Gaye and more.

Very proud of our buddy Vern Daysel

Check out Vern Daysel 's new merch!