Justin Williams

Justin Williams is a Project Co-ordinator at Bizcommunity, founder of CityLifer Cape Town (www.citylifer.co.za) and is also a part-time BizLounge contributor.
Gastro delights at the Taste of Cape Town 2012

[Justin Williams] The annual Taste of Cape Town event graced our palates this weekend and, judging by the number of people who attended the first night, it was a tasty success.

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Avicii brought thunder

[Justin Williams] If you can excuse the pun, Avicii really did bring the thunder to Thunder City for the Cape Town leg of his 2012 South African tour.

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Mainstream is dead - Q&A with Christian Tiger School

[Justin Williams] One night downstairs at Mercury I saw a live act performing, which left an impression on me. Not knowing their name and not knowing that it was their first gig, I remember hearing a genre I could not define. It sounded breakbeat and hip hop-like, but with psychedelic and soul influences - it blew me away.

Posted 2 months ago | Like
Sublime beauty

[Justin Williams] It was a perfect late-summer's Sunday afternoon in the city and we were privileged enough to have obtained tickets to go to see the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra perform at Kirstenbosch Gardens, as part of the weekly Old Mutual Summer Concerts event.

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Freeness is kiffness

[Justin Williams] If you have never bumped to the glitchy sounds of local duo Jam Jarr, slap yourself a few times. Once done, listen to this. Nice. Jam Jarr consists of Soundproof and Bakaman, two of the most talented musicians Cape Town has to offer. Now I've seen these guys live a few times and they really bring the thunder with their performances. Bakaman's hypnotic flow, matched with Soundproof's wobble-bass mojo, is just beyond lovely. I sat down with them one afternoon and discussed OCB, shooting zombies, marmalade and more.

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City Hall's haunted Halloween

[Justin Williams] Halloween parties are usually thrown at a house or at a night club, but the problem with these venues is that they are not very spooky. Now, throw one of these parties in a building (which is rumoured to be haunted) that is over 100 years old, along with a line-up of terrifyingly talented DJs, and you have got The Haunting of City Hall 2011 - a party hosted by Griet, which took place this Halloween weekend.

Posted 7 months ago | Like (1) | You like this

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