The 2011 South African Idols runner up Mark Haze has released his much
awaited debut solo album Where Angels Fear To Fly. The package, produced by
Theo Crous and complete with a star-studded list of local and international
songwriters, is destined to set a benchmark in South African rock music. Named
after one of his self-penned tracks, the album is a mix of great rock anthems
and some lighter, soulful ballads where Mark shows the full spectrum of his
powerful voice. “I’ve always wanted to put out an album that translates to
everyone – regardless of where they’re from and I believe that if a song is
good, it’s good and that this album has something for everyone on it,” said
Haze, “The title track, Where Angels Fear to Fly, is about my long journey to
make a career and life from music and it is thanks to my fans from Idols and
their belief in me that I have been able to record this album.” Following Idols
in late 2011, Mark has been touring relentlessly around the country. He managed
to clear up some time in his schedule in May to record at Bellville Studios
with the legendary Theo Crous - known for his production and engineering work
on The Springbok Nude Girls, Parlotones and Prime Circle albums. Where Angels
Fear To Fly will be available from 28 June 2012 in major music stores and will
be available to download on multiple online platforms.
The 2011 South African Idols runner up Mark Haze has released his much
awaited debut solo album Where Angels Fear To Fly. The package, produced by
Theo Crous and complete with a star-studded list of local and international
songwriters, is destined to set a benchmark in South African rock music. Named
after one of his self-penned tracks, the album is a mix of great rock anthems
and some lighter, soulful ballads where Mark shows the full spectrum of his
powerful voice. “I’ve always wanted to put out an album that translates to
everyone – regardless of where they’re from and I believe that if a song is
good, it’s good and that this album has something for everyone on it,” said
Haze, “The title track, Where Angels Fear to Fly, is about my long journey to
make a career and life from music and it is thanks to my fans from Idols and
their belief in me that I have been able to record this album.” Following Idols
in late 2011, Mark has been touring relentlessly around the country. He managed
to clear up some time in his schedule in May to record at Bellville Studios
with the legendary Theo Crous - known for his production and engineering work
on The Springbok Nude Girls, Parlotones and Prime Circle albums. Where Angels
Fear To Fly will be available from 28 June 2012 in major music stores and will
be available to download on multiple online platforms.
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