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Gewaarwordings sings quiet observations of the human spirit, our relations and our struggles. She spent her childhood years in the idyllic town of Knysna, South Africa, where she would spend days wandering along the Knysna lagoon, humming stories to herself and writing. As a student in the coastal city of Port Elizabeth, she immersed herself in the academic world and almost lost her voice to the dark void of accounting and programming forever. During her final year, a small group of friends unleashed a frenzy of writing when they challenged her to write a single poem. She started writing and singing again and hasn't stopped since.

Why this name?
My name grew with me. I chose it for my first yahoo account because I like the word (gewaar means to "notice" or "become aware" in Afrikaans) more than a decade ago. It was going to be my "spam account" and then slowly became my primary account. And it's just taken over, it's part of almost all my artistic endavours now.
Do you play live?
I play at open mics, a few times a month.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
I probably would (not knowing right now what the cons would be), but I'm fairly safe that this will not happen. The music I write isn't really the type that I see them promoting.
Equipment used:
I play guitar and sing, and fill in the other details with Cakewalk. Some songs are collaborations with artist friends, so then you may see organs or pianos, other instruments.
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