Our performance of We’re Never Going To Be (SA Idols) at the Idols Finale has finally made it onto YouTube.  And because it’s a bit karaoke in nature, there’s now an easy way you can learn the words and sing-a-long.  Long-time Streep fans will know that lyric memory loss is something I suffer from, so I might just give it another watch myself...

We love a challenge.  But when we were sent a huge list of DStv’s highlights of the year and were asked to write a song using as many of them as possible whilst giving room for it to be serious, sombre, poignant, irreverent, celebratory, whimsical, playful and happy... all in 60 seconds... we’d be lying if we said we wondered whether it was actually possible.

We’re incredibly proud and excited to present our music video for our Idols song.  A special thanks to all the South African artists who may or may not have made cameos in the video.  Right-click here to download the single as an MP3 if you haven't already.

About two months ago we were featured on M-net’s All Access.  Even though it’s fairly old news, it’s quite new to us because we were away when it aired, so we only recently got to see it.  For those that missed it, we finally managed to track down a copy and post it on YouTube – where it’s probably going to exist for a few days until someone discovers we’ve broken copyright law and we’re all arrested.  If this happens, my request is that Kurt Darren replaces me in the band, and Dylan is replaced by Patricia Lewis.

If you’re expecting a blog exploring the problem with point of view in the modern day documentary, or a blog critiquing the recent exploitation of the documentary genre in films such as Supersize Me and The March Of The Penguins, unfortunately this blog with be more specific.  Way more specific.  If you’re expecting a blog with a mini-documentary about the making of the new Brothers Streep album, then you’re in luck.