Reets

Reets writes introspective lyrics (Eng. & Afr.) paired with emotive verve and colourful vocal interplay that simultaneously shock and soothe listeners into goosebumps. Her authentic presence, unique musical approach and artistry is often described as magical/magnetic.

Her admiration for blues and jazz is evident in her timbre, weaving husky growls and powerful belts into alt-folk melodies. A self-taught guitarist, she dazzles with various finger-picking styles, genres, tunings and time signatures. Comparisons to artists like Florence Welch, Regina Spektor, Nora Jones, and Stevie Nix highlight her depth and versatility.

Her first Afrikaans, single, 'Spieël', found a spot on the coveted Spotify editorial playlist 'Nuwe Afrikaans' and continues to perform well. 'Spieël' and her EP ‘Bare’ were recorded and mixed by award-winning Jo Ellis. The track 'Cocoon,' beloved by fans, appeared on Katbok Radio and many personal playlists, it and ‘Disbelief’ were brought to life by talented producer/engineer, Jaco Naude. Her debut single, “Tea, Wine & Time,” a product of her own recording efforts, was released in 2019.

She performed at Splashy Fen, Benoni Gin & Beer, Innibos, Stroom, Galpalooza and Harmony festivals in 2024. In Novemebr she had the honour of opening for Dan Patlanksy at Barnyard Theatre. She regularly plays at venues and events across GP. She was well-received at the popular Misty Waters festival, Hartswerkfees, Gypsy Party and Clarens Jamboree in 2023. Extending her reach, she has done 3 successful Mpumalanga tours & one in KZN in the last 13 months. Standout shows in 2022 include Bos Boogie festival, Park Acoustics and various popular venues during her successful Western Cape tour.

She is preparing new songs for studio and collaborating with local artists on other projects. She often treats her YouTube audience to new covers and happily performs them live to more vibey crowds. These songs span a range of genres, featuring hits by artists such as Tash Sultana, Jimi Hendrix, Aldous Harding, and even some Afrikaans classics.