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Paxton releases her highly anticipated album “23:23”

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South Africa’s music sensation, Paxton, is back and ready to set the music scene ablaze with the release of her much-anticipated sophomore album, “23:23”. The album promises to be a musical journey through the highs and lows of relationships, offering a deeply personal glimpse into Paxton’s experiences in her twenties.

The album title “23:23” is inspired by Paxton turning 23 years old in 2023. The album features previous singles “Touch and Go” and the recently released “Be There” featuring Majorsteez, which have garnered widespread acclaim. The brand new single “So High,” featuring the talented Shekhinah, is a powerful anthem that empowers women, encouraging them to take up space and love themselves unapologetically. “So High” is dedicated to all the ladies and serves as the perfect soundtrack for a girls’ night out. It is an uplifting and confidence-boosting track that reminds women of the bright light within themselves and the importance of supporting one another.

Paxton shares her excitement for the album release, saying, “I am so excited for the release of my sophomore album ’23:23′! I’ve worked with an incredibly talented team, and this album reflects the best creative space I’ve ever been in. Each song on this album is deeply personal, and we wanted to make sure it’s relatable to our listeners. ’23:23′ is like a diary entry in music form, a personal journey through my twenties.”

She continues, “This album takes you on a journey through a relationship, highlighting the complexity of love, and it doesn’t shy away from being vulnerable. It’s a lot more grown and personal compared to my first album, and I hope it resonates with you as deeply as it does with me. I hope ’23:23′ moves and inspires you.”

“23:23” was produced by the incredibly talented Clayton Damons, whose work shines brightly throughout the album.

This much-anticipated release is bound to be a standout moment in South African music, and Paxton’s fans can look forward to a project that encapsulates her growth, creativity, and personal experiences.

Stream/listen to Paxton’s album “23:23”
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Friday 25th November 2022.
The Pam Golding Theatre,
Baxter Theatre Centre,  
University of Cape Town,
Rondebosch, Cape Town,
Western Cape,
South Africa.

THE BAXTER THEATRE PRESENTS: AUNTY MERLE THINGS GET REAL! 

THE BAXTER THEATRE CENTRE PROUDLY PRESENTS MARC LOTTERING'S NEW MUSICAL COMEDY 'AUNTY MERLE THINGS GET REAL'.

Following the award-winning success of the hit musical comedy, Aunty Merle It’s a Girl, comedic legend Marc Lottering returns to the stage with his brand-new offering, Aunty Merle Things Get Real at the Baxter Pam Golding Theatre from 29 November 2022 to 21 January 2023 at 7:30 nightly with Saturday matinees.

It’s been two long years and Merle Abrahams from Belgravia Road has since survived Covid-19 and lockdown restrictions, and is just about finding her way through the darkness of loadshedding. This time around however, things are about to get very real as Dennis, her loving husband, has been found to be keeping a secret from her. One which has affected his heart and is about to turn Merle’s world upside down.

“I wrote this one at a time when the world seems to have gone mad. I could not avoid having much of that chaos reflected in the story.  The challenge has been to remain truthful in this regard, but to still ensure that there’s laughter”, notes Marc Lottering.

Directed by award-winning Director, and Baxter CEO Lara Foot, the star-studded cast includes Royston Stoffels, Loukmaan Adams, Carmen Maarman, Jawaahier Petersen, Tankiso Mamabolo, Madeegha Anders, Anzio September, Crystal Finck and Shaun Oelf.

With choreography by co-founder of Figure of 8 Dance Collective, Grant van Ster, the cast is accompanied by a six-piece band, led by musical director Trevino Isaacs.

These images are from the Full Dress Rehearsal stills taken at The Baxter Theatre Centre on Friday 25th November 2022.

Copyright © Mark Wessels. All Rights Reserved. No Usage Without Permission.

PICTURE: MARK WESSELS. 25/11/2022.
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