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Rising pop star Gardiner returns with EP exploring love, loss
Cape Argus
|June 24, 2025
POP music, the infectious genre that has the world singing and dancing, is a phenomenon that transcends generational boundaries.
With its catchy rhythms and repetitive lyrics, pop effortlessly draws listeners in and often reflects the universal emotions we all share.
The journey of pop music is as captivating as the sound itself
Emerging prominently in the mid-20th century, it has undergone numerous transformations while retaining core elements that resonate with fans.
The rebellious spirit of the 1960s paved the way for the funky grooves of the 1970s, illustrating music's profound ability to mirror societal changes and the atmosphere of the times.
Icons like Michael Jackson and ‘Taylor Swift not only shaped the genre but also demonstrated its capacity for evolution, ensuring that pop remains fresh and relevant.
Fast forward to the present, and a new wave of talent is making its mark in the pop landscape.
South African singer-songwriter Matt Gardiner is among those leading the charge, captivating audiences with his engaging performances and relatable music.
First gaining fame on the popular television competition Idols SA in 2016, Gardiner has quickly become a household name in the South African music scene.
With a repertoire that includes hit singles such as Believer, Hometown Drama and Satellites, Gardiner is not just another pop star; he's a rising force destined for greatness.
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