“The song is about love at first sight and putting yourself out there,” says POSDUIF’s lead singer, James Boland about the meaning behind their latest single, STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND, which has just been released.
The single, written by Boland, Nick Jordaan and Nathan Woodman, is a feel-good pop song with an 80’s influence and was produced by Brendan Campbell and mixed by Hugo Ludik.
“Stellenbosch is such a beautiful town. From the people to the buildings. We wanted to write a song that represented that beauty and personify it by adding a love interest and familiar places,” adds James. “It is one of our favourite tracks to perform live and is a unique Afrikaans song with a nostalgic feel to it.”
In true POSDUIF fashion their latest single will appeal to listeners of all ages and will invite them to sing and dance along to the catchy beat.
STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND is available on the group’s newly released debut album, Niks Vergelyk, and follows in the successful footsteps of the titular track and Herinner My, which was not only well received, but also featured on the charts of various radio stations.
The group consists of Boland, Nick Jordaan (guitarist and vocalist), Amiel Gopal (bassist), Brendan Campbell (produer and lead guitarist) and Nick McCreadie on drums.
In addition to promoting their new album and performing as much as possible, the band is working on material for their second album and planning many new exciting ventures for the future.
POSDUIF has always had a knack for expressing thoughts and feelings in an easy-listening and relatable way, and STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND is no exception.
The popular group will be performing with a list of sought after artists at Bok Radio’s BILTONG FESTIVAL in Sandringham on 4 & 5 December. If you are in the area, book your tickets now at www.wimtv.net
The song is available on their album Niks Vergelyk which is available on all digital platforms. Download it here: https://Posduif.lnk.to/NiksVergelykAlbumMB
Posduif Sing Oor Liefde En Om Kanse Te Waag In Nuwe Enkelsnit
“Dit is ’n liedjie oor liefde met die eerste oogopslag en om kanse te waag,” sê POSDUIF se hoofsanger, James Boland, oor die betekenis agter hulle nuutste enkelsnit, STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND, wat pas vrygestel is.
Hierdie goedvoel-popsnit, met ’n tagtigs-aanslag, is geskryf deur Boland, Nick Jordaan en Nathan Woodman, vervaardig deur Brendan Campbell en gemeng deur Hugo Ludik.
“Stellenbosch is ’n pragtige dorp, met goeie mense en mooi geboue. Ons wou ’n liedjie skryf wat hierdie skoonheid versinnebeeld deur ’n liefdesverhaal en bekende plekke by te voeg,” deel James. “Dit is een van ons gunsteling-liedjies om op te voer en is ’n unieke Afrikaanse snit, met ’n nostalgiese gevoel.”
In egte POSDUIF-styl, sal hulle nuutste enkelsnit aanklank vind by luisteraars van alle ouderdomme en hulle nooit om saam te sing en dans op die maat van die lekker musiek.
STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND vorm deel van die groep se debuut-album, Niks Vergelyk, en volg in die suksesvolle voetspore van die titelsnit en Herinner My, wat uitstekend ontvang is en op die treffersparades van verskeie radiostasies landswyd gekuier het.
Die groep bestaan uit Boland, Nick Jordaan (ritmekitaarspeler en sanger), Amiel Gopal (baskitaarspeler), Brendan Campbell (vervaardiger en hoofkitaarspeler) en Nick McCreadie op die dromme.
Buiten daarvoor om hulle nuwe album te bemark en soveel as moontlik op te tree, is die groep ook besig om te werk aan materiaal vir hulle tweede album en opwindende planne te beraam vir die toekoms.
POSDUIF het die kuns bemeester om hulle gedagtes en gevoelens op ’n manier weer te gee wat lekker is om na te luister en by almal aanklank vind, en STELLENBOSCH SOMERSAAND is die perfekte bewys hiervan.
Hulle is deel van die uitgesoekte groep kunstenaars wat 4 – 5 Desember by Bok Radio se BILTONGFEES in Sandringham optree. Indien jy in die area is, bespreek nou jou kaartjies by www.wimtv.net
Die liedjie is beskikbaar op hul album, Niks Vergelyk, wat beskikbaar is op alle digitale platforms. Kry dit hier: https://Posduif.lnk.to/NiksVergelykAlbumMB
