Sowing the Seeds of good music
GO INTERNATIONAL: HEADLINING THE FESTIVAL IS UK BAND OF MONSTERS AND MEN
Get ready for a day of mixing music.
With international headliner Of Monsters And Men, Sowing the Seeds is gearing up to be a must-be-there music festival.
An afternoon of euphoric melodies awaits on April 2 at Johannesburg’s Emmarentia Dam with five acts taking to the stage.
With an unmistakable sound that features rocking strings, ragged vocals, bass beats, a sweet tambourine and boom bap raps, BCUC will take revellers on a musical journey as they tackle the harsh realities of the voiceless and uneducated through their music.
Indie pop band December Streets has been captivating SA audiences with their definitive sound that fuses live elements with iconic synths.
Their addictive new-wave style is a combination of indie, pop and rock, seeing several of their singles chart across national radio stations.
The band opened for international indie pop band The Kooks last year.
Blending folk with electronic undertones, singer and songwriter Matthew Mole is a musical mastermind combining his effortless skill with a formal education in music production.
Performing with his guitar, kick drum, synths and electronics, he has played at the Apollo London, the 2014 presidential inauguration, the Seattle Film Festival and more.
Of Monsters And Men is bound to set the stage ablaze as they perform their revered, engaging mix of indie, folk, and alternative tunes.
From Lollapalooza, to Bonna- roo, Coachella, Glastonbury and more, the band has headlined some of the world’s most iconic music festivals, and are ready to
rock the afternoon away at Sowing the Seeds.
With a sold-out show in Cape Town, and a second added due to popular demand, the Johannesburg leg of Sowing the Seeds is a show you definitely don’t want to miss. – Citizen reporter