Warrick Sony (Swinney) is a South African composer, producer and sonic artist. He is the founder and sole member of the Kalahari Surfers recording projects, known for five albums of politically radical musical song/satire banned for possession in apartheid South Africa. Warrick has produced albums for Sony, BMG, Recommended, M.E.L.T. 2000, African Dope, Microdot, and Shifty Records . He engineered the Brian Eno workshops at the Baxter Theatre and has worked with luminaries such as William Kentridge and John Boorman. Now based in Cape Town at Milestone Studios, Warrick is currently in a creative partnership with Murray Anderson.
A deep-throated bellow
Pensive drone with light percussion and monks chanting

80 BPM

African Dawn
Graceful strings with emotive African vocal and marimba

75 BPM

Butterworth
Moody piece featuring traditional mouthbow and thumb piano

90 BPM

Cape Flats
Cape Town style jazz featuring alto sax solo and electric guitar

150 BPM

Chaos at the Copper mine
Angular rhythms with marimbas, electric piano, and quirky rhythms

150 BPM

Dream Marimbas
Nature slowly blossoming into life

80 BPM

Durban Ducktails
Comic muted trombone over a loping beat

108 BPM

Gently Echoing Chambers
Tinkling bells, cyclical marimbas, and gentle female voice

80 BPM

Giraffe Walk
Fast mbira pattern with loping African rhythms

100 BPM

Growling guitars
Sheets of distorted guitar with shimmering high notes

100 BPM

Hardstyle footwork
Aggressive hard-style beat with searing lead guitar and African mouth-bow

180 BPM

Hosanna
Uplifting township gospel groove

110 BPM

In For The Kill
Fast authentic African tribal drums and marimbas

140 BPM

Khartoum Network
North African arabic crime chase

130 BPM

KwaZulu central
Traditional African guitar and mouth-bow duet

98 BPM

Light and Shade
Heart-warming African vocals evoke the joy of nature

90 BPM

Living in a Suitcase
Shimmering electric piano over mechanical rhythm bed

115 BPM

Lucky Fish
Trip-hop beat, sub-bass and African chants

75 BPM

Lusikisiki Wedding
Pacy atmospheric track with traditional African instruments

117 BPM

Marimbau
Driving marimbas and African percussion off-set by ambient pads

130 BPM

Maskanda 2010
Cheerful South African bass, guitar and organ

130 BPM

Mobeni Heights
Reflective sitar improvisation

100 BPM

Mpuza
Electro-kwaito-ragga beat with ethnic vocal

114 BPM
