Electronic Dance Music News, DJ Gear & Tech, South Africa
Gino Brown LALELA is a nine-track EP The end of October 2020 saw house music virtuoso producer and DJ, Gino Brown, release a nine track EP titled Lalela. Lalela is a Zulu verb which means ‘listen.’ “Listen. As I bare my soul. Pay attention and hear my thoughts, my cries and my prayers through sound. Walk with me, […]
UPZ drops “bewitching” single called Sangoma’s Theme ahead of album release “Sangoma’s Theme” the latest single from UPZ (Avi Elman) ahead of his upcoming album “The Finale” works a kind of slow magic on the listener’s ears. It doesn’t quite grab you by the ears immediately, but after a few spins it becomes clear that this latest […]
Infinite Boys collab with Harrison Crump on ‘Gotta Be Loved’ Imagine the sheer niceness that could ensue if a hot SA production duo like say the Infinite Boys, were to record a track with one of Chicago’s premier vocalists like Harrison Crump? Have you seen how crazy a lion gets when it sees a zebra […]
Tortured Soul Interview It’s rather ironic how their group name does everything but torture the soul. American house music trio, Tortured Soul, have been tantalising house music lovers the world over with their soul shifting offerings since the early 2000’s. Now with over a decade of their jazz-infused music to their name, the band has […]
<House> The key to making a good compilation lies in knowing exactly who you are directing your album towards and what they require, then of course delivering on this. House music heavy weights, DJ’s Fresh and Euphonik, have mastered this formula and it is evident in their new offering, Club Culture. This 14 track compilation […]
Nathan Kabingesi sits down with house music legend Harrison Crump to chat about music passion, history and his newfound love for South Africa… It’s a brisk but sunny winter afternoon, I’m about to have a sit down with Harrison Crump and the man waving at me from the other side of the fountain couldn’t be […]
<House> Sounds of a Superstar Volume 3 is a marked departure from Giggs’ previous release, Deep House Chronicles 4, on which he featured a lot of his own productions (half the album) and catered to more of an afro-deep audience. This album has much stronger commercial appeal. Considering the popularity of I Don’t Care (with […]
