Angie Peach

Real name Angie Hazimarcu. After Peach broke up she went solo, releasing the song “The spell” in 1982. It met with limited success on South African radio.

She contributed vocals to Via Afrika’s song ‘Caprivi Strip” (1984). She also did some collaborative work with Robbie Robb in a band called Angie and the Affections and appeared on SABC performing a song called “Do you”.

In 1984 they released a single “That boy” which failed to make an impression. She released the song “I come undone’ on the 4 for Africa EP in 1985 (along with Tribe After Tribe, Via Afrika and Ella Mental).

In the mid-1980s she left South Africa, hoping to work on solo album in Australia. However, her planned album did not get off the ground but she carried on performing with others. She became the backing vocalist for Savage Garden.

Peach

Alan Rosenberg (guitarist and songwriter) formed Peach with Angie Peach (vocalist), Tini Borsis (rhythm guitarist), Penny Borsis (Drums) and Carol Wood-Greene (bass).

Their First single, “A lot of things’, was released in 1980 and went on to perform well in the charts, as did the follow- up single, “Nightmare” released in 1981.

They released only one album (On Loan for Evolution) and despite their South African success in the early 1980s they broke up when it became clear that overseas exposure was closed to them (as a result of the growing strength of the cultural boycott against apartheid South Africa).