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Tonights lineup at MiTH

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Officially open, Music in the Hills has a full lineup, starting at 19h00 with Corduroy Dreams - two robust teenagers who know a lick or two, a few you might know and two you probably won’t. Cole Baker on keys and vocals, and Isaac Nicols on guitar and drumbox, they blend a unique sound of jazz, blues and pop—using two completely different tastes in music to create something new and fresh. With a repertoire ranging from 70s rock to modern day blues, they have something everybody can enjoy.

Second up at 19h45 - Grace and the Big Guy - that once and future Lentil Eater, Brian Bedingfiel­d, teams up with renowned songstress, Grace Botha, for a programme of music for the soul. Expect everything from Country Gospel to Soul, plus some old favourites from Carole King and James Taylor. Oh, and a little humour thrown in for good measure. All arranged for one guitar and two voices. They aim to send you home a little cheerier than when you came, with a song in your heart.

Final set at 20:45 - is Brown Jam, a slick, profession­al cover band from Pietermari­tzburg. Recent winners of the Midlands

Mall's Battle of the Bands, the members of the band are all local boys, and have been playing music together for over 10 years. The band consists of Tim Naidoo's incredible guitar work and smooth vocals, Nathaniel Naidoo on classy keys, Mitchell Reddy with some impressive bass and the metronomic yet powerful Nathaniel Charles on drums. They have been friends for over 15 years and have had the privilege of backing some of the biggest names in South African music – including Loyiso Bass, Lloyd Cele, Noms Khumalo and Vincent Bones, to name a few. They are a polished, refined group of musicians and take their craft seriously. Brown Jam plays music such as Bruno Mars, Michael Jackson, Earth Wind and Fire, The Beatles and many many more. There isn’t a genre that they cannot do!

MiTH takes place every second Wednesday at The Knoll Historic Guest Farm, Knoll Drive, Hilton. Doors open at 6pm and the music starts at 7pm. Entrance is R50, payable at the door with cash or Zapper. Bring your own booze. Food and soft drinks are available for sale. Visit the MiTH website or facebook page for more informatio­n and directions

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