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July 2023 Gallery Johannesburg, South Africa

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This song was written and performed by Charles Summerfield commissioned by the Save African Rhino Foundation. 
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This is the title song for Charles' Rhino Awareness Chipembere Tour 2014.
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Chipembere: Save the Rhino Song

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Beraber - DHA FM Mix #430

These are love songs for summer, for life and Arutani's home country Venezuela. The lyrics of both songs were written by Arutani and brought to life by Iorie. When they produce music together the organic and bright sides of their musical souls can shine and something new arises. The EP is rounded up with a more fluffy and dreamy remix of „De la Vida“ by Ninze & Okaxy and a more body moving remix of „Vivienda del Marginado“ by Coss. 

Written and Produced by Iorie & Arutani 
Lyrics by Arutani 
Vocals by Iorie 
Mastered by Enrico Mercaldi at Time Tools Hannover 
Cover by Franziska Wohlfarth

De la Vida

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Iorie & Arutani -  De la Vida


Music Arranged by Cedric Matt and Josh Samson
Produced by Cedric Samson
Mixed and mastered by Matthew Samson 
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Rohan Bloom was a champion.
From the day he could walk he faced life’s challenges head-on, always wanting to be the best at everything he did. 

No matter how big the task, or how lost the cause, Rohan refused to believe he was beaten. Which is why when he first felt a sharp pain in his rib after a bruising cricket game in July 2014, he dismissed it with his usual swagger. Six months later, when the pain was still there, Rohan and his family accepted that something more had to be done.

Rohan was diagnosed with an extremely rare case of Ewing’s Sarcoma in January 2015, soon after he was made captain of his provincial cricket team and gained entry into the prestigious Bishops School for Boys in Cape Town. The immediate prognosis was three months of intensive chemotherapy, the removal of the tumour and the affected rib, and months of grueling radiation treatment.

 During the surgery, it was discovered that Rohan was born with only one kidney, and the kidney was so close to the infected area that it was too dangerous to radiate. The setback only emboldened the family, who decided to have Rohan’s kidney moved to his pelvis so the necessary treatment could continue.

"It was the start of a painful journey that would ultimately bring them much suffering, but also bring their close-knit community closer together than ever before."

Although the kidney transplant was successful, Rohan faced the indignity of living with a catheter for more than a week before the kidney started to function properly, and had to wait a further six weeks before radiation therapy could begin. Still, he batted on, every single day for the next six weeks, his already frail and needle-riddled body becoming weaker and weaker by the day.

 He faced agonising bouts of nausea and pain, mood swings and appetite loss, and even though his resolve was unbroken, the toll on his family and closest friends began to show. But still he fought, and endured, and when the treatment was done, he had beaten the last of the cancer cells into submission and walked away from the hospital a hero.

 It was both the happiest and saddest time of his life when, while on tour with his team in October that year, the pain returned. Tests would later show the cancer had spread throughout his body.

"It was to be his last – and toughest – fight. On the 15th of April 2016, Rohan finally lost."


When the time came, no-one who knew him believed he was gone. No-one had ever seen Rohan lose at anything, and even when those closest to him saw that the game was up, it was never said aloud.

Days later, when Rohan was laid to rest in the shadow of Cape Town’s famous mountain, thousands came to pay their last respects. Those who loved him, those who knew him, and those who – through the whispers of others – heard about a brave young boy made to suffer more than most men could bare.

Rohan left us the way he came to us: fighting. Today, his fight lives on in the Rohan Bloom Foundation, so that no child, and no family, should ever endure the horrors of the disease that took away our champion.
I see your face
I say your name..
It happens every day
But when I feel myself awake 
I know you're not  far away...
You never failed
You taught me well..
I've learnt so much 
About pain,
About courage and belief,
Determination, Bravery
Chorus:
Golden boy
Oh, Golden boy,
You gave us joy, 
So much joy.. 
Our Golden boy... 
I felt a knife 
Piercing my heart, 
....... Lost my soul,
You were gone, 
Respect and love, 
Bidding farewell , 
Thousands of faces
I stood tall.
I felt your  pride 
In life and death
You gave me strength
To  carry on, carry on, 
Changing  the journey
Of the ones who followed 
Your brave footsteps 
For all to see
Rohan ,
Your legacy lives through the ones you have loved 
Rohan , Ratzita Sheh Netaken Et Ha Olam 
Tikkun olam - We're shining bright 
Our Golden Boy..
My Golden Boy 

Golden Boy Written & Performed by Janusz (Chana Opert) ⚘🔥❤⚘

Adva Rosenberg - Piano
Shifra Hamutal Atzmon - Violin
Dorion Joseph Hazan - Oud
Lior Lin - Bass Guitar
Itamar Ben Yakir - Trumpet
Guy Rodovich - Soprano Saxophone
Nitzan Hyman - Flute
Ido Tzur - Percussion
Thomas Ben Tov - Percussion

Recorded at Kichastudios
Mixed by Stella Gotshtein

Hatwat Habibi - Habibti Ensemble

Charles Summerfield has been a musician from the tender age of 13 when he had his first television debut. From that moment on Charles has continued to create music and has performed with a multitude of artists from all over the world, on stages all over the world. Charles’ music is a fusion of afro-balkan-jazz-latino-world styles. His talent extends to singing in about 11 different languages. This incredible singer and songwriter has performed at the Harare International Festival of the Arts for many years, and at the FIFA Fanwalk 2010. Charles’ band- the URJ (Unlimited Resources of Joy) is always a mix of musicians. Notable collaborators have been Oliver Mtukudzi, Chiwoniso Maraire and Reggae star Luciano. His music and original songs promote a greener, and more environmentally friendly world. Charles gives back to the community through his music, performing for Charities, this year, Iris House and Reach for Recovery.SAVEFOUNDATION.ORG.AU
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