WIN WITH SUPREMEBEING CLOTHING
If you love what you do and you do it well, success will follow. That is the philosophy behind street fashion label Supremebeing. For the next eight weeks one small seed in collaboration with Supremebeing™ will be giving away awesome prizes; alternating between men’s and ladies fashion week-by-week. Simply read on to win…
Symphonic Rocks 2011
The first-ever Symphonic Rocks in Cape Town in 2010 was a runaway success – and now this superbly entertaining mixture of contemporary and classical music extends its reach in 2011 with shows being held at the GrandWest Grand Arena in Cape Town on 1 October, and the Carnival City Big Top Arena on 7 October. ...
WIN WITH SUPREMEBEING CLOTHING
If you love what you do and you do it well, success will follow. That is the philosophy behind street fashion label Supremebeing. For the next eight weeks one small seed in collaboration with Supremebeing™ will be giving away awesome prizes; alternating between men’s and ladies fashion week-by-week. Simply read on to win…
Cults Review
Cults were once an unknown duo wrapped in obscurity. Then they uploaded their song ‘Go Outside’ onto a popular music website, where it went viral. Securing a record deal, Cults released their first album in May this year. one small seed contributor Adam Alexander gives an exclusive review.
ALBUM OF THE WEEK: JUNE 2011, WEEK 04
Johannesburg Photographer, Graphic Designer and 3D Artist Bruce K. Cantrell consistently produces imagery that is rich and bold. His lastest album showcases a series of arresting photographs which he simply explains as Private Conceptual Shoots.
On set with Peachy Keen
Cape Town band Peachy Keen are surprising South Africa with their enigmatic blend of Rockabilly Punk. one small seed contributor Aimee Vogelsang visited Peachy Keen on the set of their new music video ‘Shot a man down’ for the following exclusive review.
The Antlers’ “Burst Apart” Review
Brooklyn-based indie rock band The Antlers have released their new album, entitled Burst Apart; to follow is an exclusive review by one small seed contributor Adam Alexander on this new release from The Antlers… Enjoy, and keep posted for more reviews by Adam.
Treading Finite Boundaries: Art as Fashion and Fashion as Art
In an industry where the emphasis has been on economy of cost and efficiency of production, it is utterly refreshing to find someone who flagrantly disregards both. Imbued with dollops of style and brain in equal measure, Jacqueline Nurse is setting the foundation for a new school of thought through her latest endeavour called The...
Boom+27 – Episode 06
Episode six of one small seed’s weekly online news portal, presented by Dene Botha and produced by one small seed productions. Length: 08:24. Highlights include Etienne de Crecy at the Wrigley’s 5- Gum Experience in Cape Town, 64 Cannes International Film Festival reviews, What’s Your Story? – Porselynnkas, 13 Encounters SA International Film Festival
R.I.P DJ SOLARIZE
Multi-talented artist, painter and musician Leon Botha sadly passed away on 5 June 2011. Adrian Davies was fortunate enough to have sat down with Leon last year for an interview, which we featured in issue 20 of one small seed. As a tribute to the Leon, we have re-featured this interview.
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What’s Your Story? | Mr Sakitumi
Our exclusive series What’s Your Story? is back with a bang. Created by one small seed tv, it is a weekly series of mini-documentaries featuring artists and industry-leaders on SA’s creative scene. Length 04:37 What’s Your Story? | Mr Sakitumi from one small seed on Vimeo. In this episode we step inside Red Bull Studio...
Unity Gallery & the Joburg Art Scene
In issue 22 of one small seed, The Joburg Issue, the notorious DJ Chubbi from YFM takes us on a Jozi street tour through all his favourite stops in the art, music, fashion and nightlife scenes. One of the art stops is Unity Gallery in Newtown, and Chubbi stops to chat to the owner, Andrew...
Newsletter – March 2011
From the Editor March 2011 has seen some big changes to the world of one small seed. This month we launched our rebranding, giving new life to all of our platforms while maintaining a strong and unified brand identity throughout. You’ll notice these changes in one small seed magazine – starting with The Joburg Issue...
