Nic PatonEnjoy this preview from the soon to be released “Wide Horizons” (more soon). I teamed up with filmmaker Jaco Wolmarans who did this superb visual essay of […]
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DHL uses “Epic Clash” on “Namibia Desert of Design” – 640,000 views ayeh.
My piece “Epic Clash” is used here in this piece on Namibian Art, with 640,000 views! That’s a lot for me, OK.
Our Daily Ukulele – Cheek & Charm
“Our Daily Ukulele – Cheek and Charm” is a fresh new collection of music on Africa’s premier production library, Mama Dance, from composer/multi-instrumentalist Nic Paton. […]
How I spent 1988
So, 26 years ago I was a student in Jazz at the University of KwaZulu Natal with Darius Brubeck. This CBS documentary is the tour […]
“Sun People”: fresh music of a bright, warm, optimistic Africa.
Soulful vocals, scintillating guitars, vivid whistles, warm reeds, and stately African strings: “Sun People” is my 6th collection of media-friendly music for production library Mama […]
The Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards 2013
I scored the music for the Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards, which took place on Tuesday 5th November at a gala dinner at the City Hall, Cape […]
Mama Dance Composer Interviews – Nic Paton
As part of the Pianism launch, there is a write-up on South African Industry portal Film Contact and a video interview by Mama Dance’s visionary founder, Craig […]
Aish! Beardyman “sings” TED
Musical inventor Beardyman combines astonishing vocal flexibility, near-unbounded imagination and a to-die-for live rig to almost get a TED audience to rock…
Pianism: elegant, minimal, piano themes
My new production library collection is called “Pianism”. These compositions for piano are elegant, minimal, and flowing, creating space, style and expansiveness, calming and uplifting, […]
“Pine” – the stalker scene
A case of species confusion by an invading alien witnessed by a botanically-correct stalker – a scene from Stephen Schmidt’s nutty Caper “Pine” with my […]