Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

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Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.

Groove Box is a monthly podcast by Dvine Brothers where they play 100% Local Music.

The face of Dance Music, better known to many as House

Music, has changed in the Republic of South Africa. In the past

10 years or so, the complexion of the game has taken a 360

degrees turn, wherein underground or deep house acts have

somewhat lost spot for main stage. Before the change, Dvine

Brothers were also there, working in the background and also

releasing singles and albums. The transition saw many SA cats

failing to adopt to the change and thus fading into cracks. This

however, does not epitomize Dvine Brothers. The duo have

embraced change, thus was able to release a fully blown deep

house / afro tech album with House Afrika and immediately

switch to mainstream, hence were able to lay beats and produce “Love Is Blind” with Lady Zamar, just to name a few.

Listening to their sound, you will realize the amount of

experienced acquired by working on the deep house genre.

Their new sound, which is now what they would like to focus

on in as far as repositioning and rebranding their craft, has a

mixture of Afro Broken Beats fused with soul, African guitar

and a bit of tech here and there. This is what we call balancing

between good sounds, rhythm and beats in creating their own

African sound/feel and signature (sound effect) that they have

in all their songs.