From the Media

National Post

When you sell exactly two copies of your first record, you expect your musical career to be pretty short-lived. Unless, of course, there’s some twist of fate that ends up putting you among Canada’s best-selling recording artists.
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Billboard

At an age when many of his peers are either retired or sharpening their golfing skills, 64-year-old Hennie Bekker has developed into one of the most prolific and successful figures in contemporary Canadian pop music.
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Words & Music Magazine

Chris Sheppard's life is one big extended dance mix. The prince of pulse has reigned for more than a decade as Toronto's number one club and dance radio DJ and, more recently, has himself become a songwriter along with his BKS partners Hennie Bekker and Greg Kavanagh.
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Canadian In-Flight Magazine

Hennie Bekker is a man who is as flexible with his talent as Gumby. The 58-year-old Torontonian has just finished his tenth “Solitudes”TM album with Dan and Gordon Gibson, who called him in when they decided to add music to their phenomenally successful “nature sounds” albums.
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RPM Review (Spring Rain)

Digitally recorded on the Synclavier system keyboardist Bekker allows his fantasies to run wild. He admits that “weather and environment play a great role in the work of a composer,” and that “the rainy days of spring inspire me the most.”
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