All the songs by the artist you thought you had lost in the ether, or the wonders of which you are yet to discover, returned here to make your memories or discovery of 1980s Southern African pop music complete!

A collection of the artist's singles from the 1980's and recordings from the 1990's. South African pop music of the period was at once

All the songs by the artist you thought you had lost in the ether, or the wonders of which you are yet to discover, returned here to make your memories or discovery of 1980s Southern African pop music complete!

A collection of the artist's singles from the 1980's and recordings from the 1990's. South African pop music of the period was at once both original and influential, but also drew from what was happening on the world stage. This album reflects those changes with Clive's power ballads "The Eyes of the Beholder" and "Crimes of the Heart", to the driving sounds of "Advice" and "Wolf at the Door".

Contemporary Christian music with a touch of Gospel.

Released in May 1994, the ultimate recording of Selah was the culmination of emotional upheaval and vision for something different in the Christian Contemporary music market of South Africa. At the time, artist Clive Hay was dealing with the disintegration of his first marriage, a punishing gig

Contemporary Christian music with a touch of Gospel.

Released in May 1994, the ultimate recording of Selah was the culmination of emotional upheaval and vision for something different in the Christian Contemporary music market of South Africa. At the time, artist Clive Hay was dealing with the disintegration of his first marriage, a punishing gig schedule, a deteriorating power play at the church he had been attending for the past 12 years, and a conflict of interest between his role as a key Worship Leader and his long-standing career as a professional musician. In many ways, Selah challenged the Christian music market in South Africa. The album featured styles ranging from Rock and easy listening pop songs to Reggae rhythms and old style Gospel. Needless to say, the album was both a point of praise and controversy by the time it reached the publics ears. The album went on to sell respectably, and was well represented on radio stations across the country, backed by Clive's numerous appearances to promote the album "live" and on mainstream television. Selah still holds it's own today, and is still a sought after collection for the discerning listener.