August 2004 - Sean Burke is launching his third album entitled " 2 Pretty 4 Hiphop "in October 2004. The album has hiphop influence.

20 July 2001- Sean Burke makes his television debut on Castle Loud (Thursdays 21h00, SABC 1)

20 July 2001- The music video for " I Really Don't Mind is banned from Channel O for being "too explicit". ( Yeah right!)

25 July 2001- Interview with Olivia Parker of The Star Tonight and photographer Motlhalefi Mahlabe.

31 July 2001- Sean appears on the front page of The Star tonight with an exclusive interview with Olivia Parker and a CD review.

16 September 2001 - Completion of "Cruizin' In Gauteng", the second music video off the album entitled "Delicious".

10 November 2001 - Completion of the South Africa's first remixed video."Cruizin in Gauteng" was re-shot and re-edited to complement the remixed Kwaito version of the original album track.

4 April 2002 - Completion of "Damn", the fourth music video off the album entitled "Delicious". It tells the story of a music terrorist!

September 2002 - Amorfous Music (www.amorfousmusic.com), an independent label in South Africa, embarked on the very daunting task of creating a groundbreaking song and video that would be suitable for MTV. In a unique partnership with an American based 3D animation company, Metl Grafix (www.metlgrafix.com), the skills and expertise of 3D animators from three different continents were harnessed to create an exceptional Hollywood blockbuster-type 3D animated music video.
Two African, five Ukrainian and five American animators took one year to complete the project. With exceptional attention to detail, every single 3D element was created from scratch. Normally a song determines the video treatment, but in this unique instance the video treatment gave rise to the creation of a specific song to match the video.
The hiphop/R&B artist, Sean Burke, created the song entitled 'Last Dayz', in which he delivers social commentary on our global culture of manufactured pop celebrity. The song composition process placed particular emphasis on using the pop hit formula that is at home on the MTV channel.

THE VIDEO TREATMENT
The video is a fusion between films like The Matrix and Men In Black. The video is set in a futuristic Johannesburg, which forms part of the African Union in the year 2020, a time when aliens are already secretly living among us. The head of the media monopoly is an alien who continuously creates new pop stars in order to hypnotize the earth's population while his mother ship awaits orders to invade. The clandestine Extra-terrestrial Task Force hampers the media mogul's work. This Force is responsible for the elimination of these fabricated pop stars. Special agents, Sean Burke and Mark Watson have eliminated countless artificially engineered pop groups, having enjoyed their fifteen minutes of fame. These made-up pop stars consequently disappear from the scene of popular culture.
The ignorant public simply assumes that these ruined pop stars are not popular anymore and that they have faded into anonymity. Every single element of the video was originally created for this storyboard and composed entirely in the 3D animated environment. The visuals include extravagant 3D animated crowd scenes, futuristic cars featured in high-speed chase scenes, realistic 3D models of Sean Burke and Mark Watson, some unique alien life forms, and a futuristic Johannesburg skyline which even includes the proposed Gautrain high speed rail, the Hillbrow Tower and the Ponte Building. This video is an amazing accomplishment in our time, and this will be the yardstick for all future African music videos. This unique and exceptional video is testimony to what can be achieved by an African artist like Sean Burke, who has succeeded in creating a world class music video that all Africans can be proud of.

29 March 2004 - Sean Burke has completed his 10th music video from his debute album
entitled " Oh My My"