Sean Butler

Sean Butler has a solid range of tracks that resonate with jazz and big band fans. One standout is “Love Lifts Us Up Where We Belong,” which captures a sense of uplifting emotion. Collaborations also shine, such as “Japie Apie Soek Sy Mamma,” featuring Leandri Klopper. This track blends traditional sounds with contemporary jazz elements.

Other notable songs include “Tokka Die Stoute Kabouter,” “Ek sal Nie Bang Wees Nie,” and “U Is Die Ryk (U Is Koning).” Tracks like “Bless the Lord - 10 000 reasons” and “You Raise Me Up” showcase a blend of jazz with spiritual themes. “From a Distance” and “Hierdie kind” further emphasize Butler’s versatility in style.

With a mix of originals and collaborations, Butler's music offers something for various tastes within the jazz and big band scene. Each piece contributes to a broader conversation in music, reflecting both personal and cultural narratives.

Sean Butler's latest album, "Live for Today," released in 2018, showcases a blend of jazz and big band sounds. This album reflects his ongoing exploration of musical themes and styles, presenting a collection that resonates with both traditional and contemporary jazz influences. The tracks invite listeners into a vibrant soundscape where rhythm and melody intertwine.

Recently, Butler has released a new single titled "Give Me a New Heart (Oh Lord)" in 2025. This track adds to his repertoire, offering a fresh perspective. The song captures a sense of longing and introspection, characteristic of his work. Alongside this, "Walk the Way," "Lord Jesus We Believe," and "U Is Die Ryk (U Is Koning)" also emerged in the same year, each contributing to the evolving conversation within his music. These tracks reflect his ability to blend personal themes with broader musical elements, appealing to a wide audience.