Man with a thousand voices to back in Durban, uMhlanga
Canham's music career took off in the early 2000s when he graced numerous stages at weddings and other private functions. He is also the resident musician at The Oyster Box in uMhlanga.
SINGER/SONGWRITER writer Eric Canham has just returned to Durban from Phuket and is ready to wow local audiences once again with his musical talent.
His style appeals to both young and older audiences, and he is well known for singing cover versions from the works of Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye, Eric Clapton and Seal.
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His aunt, Jennifer Canham, was a music teacher and was she who introduced Canham to the piano and singing at the age of seven.
“My love for music started at a young age, at church where I was part of the choir. That was where I developed my singing voice. I have worked with great local talent such as Ernie Smith, Verd, Vally, Natalie Rungan and Kevin Williams,” said Chanham.
“My favourite genre of music is RNB, but I do have a love for opera, jazz, pop and even rock too,” he said.
Canham’s music career took off in the early 2000s when he graced numerous stages at weddings and other private functions. He is also the resident musician at The Oyster Box in uMhlanga.
Canham has taken his talent to many countries, including Thailand, Israel, Indonesia, Belgium and Phuket. He has also performed for the Prince of Monaco at a private ceremony.
Catch Canham at Talloula, 61 Old Main Road, Botha’s Hill where he will perform from 18:00.
Tickets cost R350 and are available from Webtickets.
