
Great News!
Felicity and Lauren have been signed to South Africa’s biggest digital marketing company as solo artists. The Woman2Woman group, including the amazing Anray Amansure, is part of this deal.
Thank you to Paul De Klerk, director at Next music, for seeing the true potential of these artists!
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2018 has seen a busy start. Karin from Swirl Magazine did an in-depth interview with Felicity, Lauren

Above: Lauren-Lee and Felicity Kiran
Image by Rachel Winter
The pair negotiated a contract and for two years he promoted her. Their partnership included a concert in St George’s Cathedral, an event that was attended by Premier Helen Zille. They raised enough money to buy 141 pairs of shoes for the orphans of Baphumelele in Khyelitsha, run by the amazing Rosie Mashale.
The second concert at Joseph Stone, Dear Younger Me, was hosted by the vibrant Miss Tracey Lange. Again the event raised enough to buy computer equipment for the orphanage.
Beginnings
Desne Jodamus is Lauren’s incredible mentor again asked if he would guide Lauren’s career.
These two artists are very different in character. Felicity is a tough cookie with a big heart – beneath the exterior is a kind and warm-hearted lady. She is generous with her time, hard-working and dedicated. Her greatest strength away from her beautiful booming voice is the accuracy of the advice she gives, garnered through vast knowledge and experience.
Lauren, although she has a determined streak, is kind-hearted. She has an engaging smile and a very disarming turn of phrase! Lauren has been voice coached by the incredible Amanda Luyt and was chosen as a motive of Can SkyLark.
Features
On New Year’s eve the duo joined Ramaine at the Fire Zone at The V&A waterfront.
This year the Ladies have also appeared or been featured in all the following places:
- SABC 3 Expresso Show, where they sang 3 songs accompanied by Winston Siljeur and the WSP band
- ENCA with the lovely Tania Nefdt
- Radio appearances with Suga on Heart 104.9 FM
- With Carissa Cupido in the Live Lounge on Good Hope FM
- Online article in the Huffington Post, written by Alexandra Willis, with the headline “I am terribly sorry you are not in on the joke with these irreplaceable singers.”
- Interview with Robin-Lee Francke for the Daily Voice
- A piece in The Son Korient
Please enjoy the videos below, as a taster of what these ladies have to offer.
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