Selected Grooves

“Let The Spirit Move” — A Soulful Deep House Journey

Curated & mixed by Obi-Wan SA

This isn’t just a deep house mix — it’s a soft altar built from rhythm, breath, and belief.

From the moment Victor Duda whispers Let the Music Play, the journey begins in quiet trust. The music doesn’t rush in — it arrives, like morning light through a curtain. Then the pulse deepens, the chords stretch, and faith becomes melody.

Vick Lavender brings jazz to the soul, Articulated opens the chapel doors with a tribute to LaShun Pace, and Sir LSG reminds us that love is still a prayer we dance through. Louie Vega hands the baton to the sax, and by the time Africa Jesus echoes through the mix, the set has become worship — not of religion, but of spirit, sound, and surrender.

When Breathe appears, it’s a reminder: rhythm needs rest.

Chymamusique and Brian Temba return us to gratitude, LebtoniQ brings the sermon, and Artwork Sounds sings us back into motion. The journey ends not with volume, but with certainty: I Am The 1 — not as ego, but as awakening.

This mix is not for the club.

It is for slow mornings with incense.

For sunset drives with windows open.

For souls who still feel the music in their chest before their feet.

Soulful. Spiritual. Unrushed.

House music as healing.

Let the music play — and let the heart reply.

1. Victor Duda - Let the Music Play

2. Victor Duba - Acreditar Que

3. Vick Lavender Lamar Jones & Mike Logan Sr. - Portuguese Love

4. Articulated - That's Why I'm Safe (Tribute to Lashun Pace)

5. Sir LSG & Buddynice feat. Skye Wanda & The Bless - For You (Vocal Mix)

6. Louie Vega - Brand New Day (TimAdeep Sax Rework)

7. Soulfreakah, Artwork Sounds - Africa Jesus

8. Fred Everything & James Alexander Bright - Breathe (Extended Lazy Vox)

9. Chymamusique & Dustinho feat. Brian Temba - Glory

10. C-Moody & LebToniQ - Listen Children

11. D.General & Artwork Sounds - Say Yeah (Groovy Mix)

12. Deep Essentials, Mr Shane SA & & Fatso 98 - I Am The 1 (Undisputed HD mix)

DISCLAIMER

All songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners. I do not claim ownership of any music featured.

This mix is for promotional and educational purposes only, not for sale or monetization.

Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act (1976):

Fair use is permitted for purposes such as criticism, commentary, teaching, scholarship, research, and cultural preservation.

Deep House Essentials – October Edition

Mixed by Obi-Wan SA

This one feels like sunlight through lace curtains — gentle, soulful, and honest. Obi-Wan SA curates a journey where the rhythm doesn’t shout; it testifies.

From Griffith Malo’s remix of The Whole Thing to Beat Soul’s re-touch of All This Love For You, every track carries a heartbeat.

You’ll drift through Dwson’s moody So Long, lift off with Fly Away, and find redemption in Can’t Give Up Now.

By the time Soze hits, you’ll realize this isn’t a playlist — it’s devotion disguised as groove.

A blend of township warmth, global polish, and spiritual grace.

October’s mix isn’t about escape — it’s about remembrance: why we dance, why we endure, and why deep house will always find the soul it was meant for.

Deep House Essentials – October Edition

Let the music remind you — there’s faith in every frequency.

#DeepHouseEssentials #ObiWanSA #DeepHouseCulture #SoulfulHouse #KasiDeep #SouthAfricanHouse

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1. Black Villain, !Sooks & Lunga SA - The Whole Thing (Griffith Malo Remix)

2. Dwson feat. Aquatone- So Long

3. Jaguar Paw feat. Denny Dugg - Touch Down

4. Sabza DeDj & Lebzin - Fly Away

5. Skaiva feat. Joy - Shingirira (Spin Worx Remix, Pt. III)

6. Stagz Jazz & Da Vynalist - Soft Landing

7. Artwork Sounds & Poizen feat. Earful Soul - Can't Give Up Now

8. C-Moody - Thick & Thin

9. Donn Allen - He Is The Joy (Reloaded Praise Mix)

10. House Victimz - Accuse

11. Poizen - Never Enough

12. Earful Soul & Da Capo feat. Sia Mzizi - Soze

13. Ralf Gum feat. Diamondancer - All This Love For You (Beat Soul Alternativ3 Touch)

Deep House Chronicles 317

Mixed by Obi-Wan SA

This chapter of Deep House Chronicles drifts between soul and rhythm with the poise of a storyteller who’s been digging deep crates for a decade. Obi-Wan SA curates a sonic pilgrimage through struggle, joy, and spirit—where Poor People Everywhere sets the prayer, Limitless offers the climb, and Stimela 3.0 carries the dream forward.

From the tender groove of A Summer Song to the introspective pulse of Only Him and the global warmth of Douha (Mali Mali), every transition feels deliberate—crafted to make your soul sway and your mind wander. It’s not just deep house; it’s a conversation between township streets and distant stars.

So press play, close your eyes, and let Deep House Chronicles 317 remind you why we fell in love with the underground in the first place.

1. 8nine Muzique & D-tip - Poor People Everywhere

2. Dawn Deep - Pure Intentions

3. Deep Essentials - Limitless (Mk Da Soul Remix)

4. Nilo - A Summer Song (Be my Friend) [DJ Tears PLK #KasiDeep] Radio Edit

5. Mood Dusty & Nastic Groove - This Feeling

6. Rune Sibiya - Don't Turn Around

7. Dustinho - C U (Healthy Mix)

8. VARTI & Kevin BlaQue & C-Blak feat. Coolkruger & Chief Mpostoli - Stimela 3.0 (Dub Mix)

9. Poizen, Earful Soul & DJ Nar Only Him

10. Poizen & Kelvin Momo feat. Brandon Dhludhlu & Shino Kikai - Came To Say Hi

11. LebtoniQ feat. Earful Soul & Rosetta D33P - Wahm

12. LebtoniQ - That's Jack

13. Black Desciple & Mk Da Soul - Cut-Off

14. Kudbeu & Kana feat. Chris Jay - On A Sunday

15. Disclosure, Fatoumata Diawara - Douha (Mali Mali) (Nastic Groove Bootleg)

DISCLAIMER:

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners. I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976 allows “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Deep House Chronicles 316 – Obi-Wan SA

Deep House Chronicles is back and the groove is as rich as ever. Episode 316 is a feel-good ride that blends uplifting vocals, Afro-deep textures, and underground soul into one Sunday-ready session.

Track Highlights

Dav Risen – Don’t Worry About It and Hold On (with K.G Sunset & Rudi'Kastic) set a hopeful, foot-tapping opening.

SculpturedMusic – Wake Up Tomorrow (Sonido Astro Mix) and WAPO Jije – Melanated add cosmic depth and earthy rhythm.

Louie Vega – London Roots (DeepkroniK Remix) and House Victimz – Accuse keep the bass warm and the vibe steady.

Mid-set power from Dustinho & Poizen – PASOP (Healthy Mix) and D.General – Hey Hey (Mashed Bootleg) lights up the dancefloor.

The closing stretch—beatsbyhand x Sio – Trick Me (Extended) through Nutty Nys – Love Will Win The Day (take 3)—wraps you in pure deep-house euphoria.

This episode feels like a conversation between groove and soul, where every transition builds trust and every drop says love will win the day.

1. Dav Risen - Don't Worry About It

2. Dav Risen, K.G Sunset Feat. Rudi'Kastic - Hold On

3. SculpturedMusic - Wake Up Tomorrow (Sonido Astro Mix)

4. WAPO Jije - Melanated

5. Louie Vega Feat. Johnny Dangerous - London Roots (DeepkroniK Remix)

6. House Victimz - Accuse

7. Dustinho & Poizen - PASOP (Healthy Mix)

8. D.General - Hey Hey (D.General's Mashed Bootleg)

9. Kudbeu & Kana Feat. Chris Jay - On A Sunday

10. beatsbyhand x Sio - Trick Me (Extended)

11. Quentin Harris Feat. Margaret Grace - My Joy(Kudbeu Remix)

12. Deep Essentials, C-Blak & KayDeep - Nomvula Nomvula

13. ZuluMafia & K.G Sunset - Missing You

14. Nutty Nys - Love Will Win The Day (take 3)

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976 allows “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Crates & Cuts 805 — The Classics

House served neat—with a twist. Obiwan cues Karizma’s “Tech This Out” as the cheeky opener, all drum swagger and “watch-this” energy, before decanting Jimpster’s “Expressions (Yukihiro Fukutomi)”—silky, jazzy, impeccably balanced. Kenny Summit’s “Turn Round (Original Mix)” swivels the room with a wink, and Red Carpet’s “Alright (Brad Carter Remix)” raises glasses—hands up, hearts open, everything feels possible.

Trouble Men’s “Wildpitch” adds grit to the grin; D.O.N.S. “Big Fun (Dave Spoon Remix)” flashes that Detroit smile; then a hometown nod—DJ Cleo “Good Music”—because style is global but the sauce is local. Fabrizio Ortella’s “Battleground” and the steely shuffle of “Rekorder 7.2” tighten the groove: heads down, shoulders loose, elegance in motion.

We pivot to soul with Ricky L feat. Mick “I Was Born In A System (Babylonia)”, then depth with conscience—Quentin Harris & Monique Bingham “Poor People (Pastaboys Mix)”—house that actually says something. A quick breeze through the Riviera: Antena “Camino Del Sol (Joakim Remix)”, all sunlit cool. And the closer? It had to be Âme – “Rej (Original)”—minimal, magnetic, the final thread pulled until the whole room levitates.

805 isn’t a history lesson; it’s a well-cut suit—classic lines, modern fit, zero dust. Fun, sophisticated, and sequenced to sip, not chug. Bon appétit, dancefloor.

1. Karizma - Tech This Out

2. Yukihiro Fukutomi - Expressions (Jimpster Remix)

3. Kenny Summit - Turn Round - Original Mix

4. Red Carpet - Alright (Brad Carter Remix)

5. Trouble Men - Wildpitch

6. D.O.N.S. - Big Fun (Dave Spoon Remix)

7. Dj Cleo - Good Music

8. Fabrizio Ortella - Battleground

9. Rekorder 7.2

10. Ricky L Feat. Mick - I Was Born In A System ( Babylonia )

11. Quentin Harris Feat. Monique Bingham - Poor People (Pastaboys mix)

12. Antena - Camino Del Sol (Joakim Remix)

13. Âme - Rej (Original)

Deep House Essentials – Obi-Wan SA

The Deep House Essentials series returns with a dose of pure soul and groove. This mix is built for deep-house lovers who crave rich melodies, steady basslines, and emotional lift.

Inside the Mix

VARTI – Power and WAPO Jije – Tidal Wave open the session with deep, hypnotic energy that instantly sets the mood.

Trust SA – The Universe and TimAdeep – 4give Me FATHER 4 I hav’ Synthed expand the soundscape with cosmic textures and spiritual undertones.

A soulful mid-section with Thabo Tonick – Get Down (feat. Earl JazziQ) and Yogilocco, Xoliswa & Dee Mayekane – Moments keeps heads nodding and hearts light.

Emotional peaks arrive with China Charmeleon – Tell Me, Tell Me and ZuluMafia & K.G Sunset – Missing You, perfectly balanced by the rolling rhythms of Luu Deep, Deep Essentials & SGVO – Ginger.

The journey builds with Bones, Pando G & TimAdeep – Poseidon (Salvador Remix) and the uplifting House Victimz – Love, Peace and Happiness before closing on TimAdeep’s reflective All The Time and Chronical Deep’s heartfelt First Love.

✨ Why Listen

This Essentials edition flows like a carefully plotted night: deep, spiritual, and groove-driven. Every drop and transition is designed to connect the dance floor and the heart.

1. VARTI - Power

2. WAPO Jije - Tidal Wave

3. Trust SA - The Universe

4. TimAdeep - 4give Me FATHER 4 I hav' Synthed

5. Thabo Tonick - Get Down (feat. Earl JazziQ)

6. Yogilocco, Xoliswa Mayekane & Dee Mayekane - Moments

7. China Charmeleon - Tell Me, Tell Me (Original Mix)

8. ZuluMafia & K.G Sunset - Missing You (Original Mix)

9. Luu Deep, Deep Essentials & SGVO - Ginger

10. Chyna De King & Soultouch Deeps - The Chants (Deep Mix)

11. Chronical Deep - Make Up Your Mind

12. Bones, Pando G & TimAdeep - Poseidon (Salvador Remix)

13. House Victimz - Love, Peace and Happiness

14. TimAdeep - All The Time

15. TimAdeep & Deep Essentials - Stay Strong

16. Tebza De SouL & Nastic Groove - Broken Mirrors

17. Chronical Deep - First Love

DISCLAIMER

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Deep House Chronicles 315 – Tribute Edition

by Obi-Wan SA

This one runs deeper than the usual grooves. Deep House Chronicles 315 is a Sunday session designed to slow things down, let the heart breathe, and remind us why house music is more than sound — it’s memory, healing, and legacy.

The set opens with Earful Soul & Poizen’s “You Can Win”, a track that now carries even more weight as we remember Poizen — a brother in the craft, whose melodies touched us all. His presence echoes throughout this mix, from “Can’t Give Up Now” with Artwork Sounds to “Running up the Hill” and “Crossroads (with Alison Crockett)”, ensuring his spirit remains forever embedded in the deep house family.

Balancing the tribute is a wave of soulful, uplifting tracks: Trust SA & Les Ego’s “Travelling” and Exte C’s “My Time” keep us moving forward; Mood Dusty’s “Exit Plan” and Malini” reflect the crossroads of joy and introspection. Chymamusique’s “Glory” and Pretty Pompeii x Earful Soul x Da Capo’s “Soze” add spiritual depth, while Deep Essentials & Solo Thato’s “Let’s Believe” and TEMs’ “U & Me” (Mafia Natives Remix) bring modern fire to the mix.

Closing with Poizen’s handprints on the music feels like a reminder: we don’t lose artists like him, they just become part of the rhythm we carry forward.

✨ This mix is for Poizen. Rest easy, your music lives on.

For Fans Of: Deep soul, Afro grooves, emotional storytelling.

Mood: Reflective, spiritual, uplifting.

1. Earful Soul & Poizen - You Can Win

2. Trust SA x Les Ego - Travelling

3. Artwork Sounds & Poizen feat. EarfulSoul - Can't Give Up Now

4. Trust SA - ################

5. Exte C - My Time

6. Mood Dusty feat. Kvmo & Trust SA - Exit Plan

7. Mood Dusty feat. Frank Ru & Ed-Ward - Malini

8. Chymamusique - Glory

9. Pretty Pompeii Earful Soul & Da Capo feat. Sia Mzizi - Soze

10. Kudbeu & Kana - One By One

11. VARTI & Kevin BlaQue & C-Blak feat. Coolkruger & Chief Mpostoli - Stimela 3.0 (Vocal Mix)

12. Arol $kinzie & TimAdeep - Lotta Luv (Instrumental)

13. Blackwhole - 1000 Seconds (Jullian Gomes Perspective)

14. Chymamusique , Poizen , Earful Soul , Lilac Jeans feat Diamond Dealer - Don't Wait Till I'm Gone

15. Deep Essentials & Solo Thato - Let's Believe

16. En Vogue - Don't Let Go (Deep Essentials Remix)

17. TEMS - U & Me (Mafia Natives Deeper Club Mix)

18. D.General - Take Me To My Love (D.General's Mashed Bootleg)

19. Poizen - Running up the Hill

20. Poizen & Alison Crockett - Crossroads (Poizen Remix)

DISCLAIMER!!!

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism,

comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

The Remastered Vol. 1 – By Obi-Wan SA

The grooves you thought you knew, reimagined with fresh shine. The Remastered Vol. 1 is a soulful, deep, and funky journey — one that celebrates timeless tracks with renewed clarity.

We open with SculpturedMusic’s “Speak Lord” (Chymamusique Retro Reprise) and Stephanie Cooke’s unreleased remix of “Alright”, laying down that golden soulful foundation. The mix then stretches into Tony Momrelle’s “Escape” (Earnshaw’s Rework) and the warm nu-disco bounce of Boryn’s “Just Another Love”, reminding you why these grooves never age.

The heart of the set is all about flow: June Jazzin’s Strawberry and Come To The West keep it rooted in SA deep house, while Miguel Migs’ Lost Messages and Reel People’s John Morales classic remix bring that global, timeless feel.

The energy swells with Patrice Rushen’s “Remind Me” (Opolopo remix) and Sade’s rework by Kiko Navarro, before turning intimate and emotional with Luka’s “Love Glow” and Simphiwe Dana’s Ndiredi (Thabo Tonick Bootleg).

By the time you reach Crackazat’s groove-infused touch, Kenny Summit’s “Sunshine Boogie”, and close on Nastee Nev’s Infinite Boys mix, you know you’ve walked through a gallery of classics — old-school essence reborn with a modern polish.

✨ The Remastered isn’t just a mixtape, it’s a tribute — to the music that shaped us, and the sound that continues to evolve with us.

⚡ Vibe: Soulful → Funky → Afro-deep → Euphoric close.

For fans of: timeless house, soulful reworks, and those hidden gems polished to perfection.

1. SculpturedMusic - Speak Lord (Chymamusique Retro Reprise)

2. Stephanie Cooke - Alright (Unreleased Fizzikx Vocal Remix)

3. Chris Geldard - Find Yourself

4. Tony Momrelle - Escape (Richard Earnshaw's Rework)

5. Boryn - Just Another Love (Hotmood Remix)

6. June Jazzin & Lakhusta - Strawberry (Original Mix)

7. June Jazzin & June Mzobe - Come to The West

8. Richard Earnshaw & Mike City - Still Possible (Extended Bounce)

9. Miguel Migs - Lost Messages

10. N-You-Up feat. LATASHÁ – Play (Sebb Junior Remix)

11. Reel People feat. Navasha Daya - Can't Fake The Feeling (John Morales M+M Main Mix)

12. Josh Milan & Honeysweet - Good Ol Love (Honeycomb Vocal Mix)

13. Patrice Rushen - Remind Me (OPOLOPO remix)

14. Sade - I Never Thought I'd See That Day (Kiko Navarro Rework)

15. Restless Soul - And I Know It (Jose Carretas alt mix)

16. Luka feat. Alison Crockett - Love Glow (From P60 Remix)

17. Simphiwe Dana - Ndiredi (Thabo Tonick's Bootleg Print)

18. Kenny Summit & James Jordan - Sunshine Boogie (Original Rollerskater's Anthem)

19. Laseech feat. Desney Bailey - Hey Love (Patrice Scott Remix)

20. Nastee Nev feat. Donald Sheffey - I'm So Hung Up On You (Infinite Boys Mix)

DISCLAIMER!!!

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism,

comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Deep House Chronicles 314

By Obi-Wan SA

This one is special. A journey through the essence of deep house — where soulful nostalgia meets fresh clarity. From Moplen’s timeless club vibe on Hallelujah Anyway, to the Afro-deep layers of Chronical Deep, LebtoniQ, and LaTique, right through to the euphoric close of Thakzin’s remix of Horns in the Sun — this mix isn’t just a set, it’s a story told in rhythm.

Every track here was handpicked to echo what Deep House Chronicles stands for: timeless grooves, heartfelt progressions, and journeys that live far beyond the dancefloor.

And on this special drop, we also pause to wish Obi-Wan SA a very Happy Birthday . A true selector, a storyteller, and a deep house soldier whose mixes continue to carve their place in the culture.

Turn it up. This is Deep House Chronicles — 314.

1. Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Moplen's Classic Club Vibe)

2. Soulfreakah Feat. Lebo & Bo Hang - Give Me Peace (Extended Mix)

3. Exte C & Ed-Ward - Red Eyes

4. DJ Bullet, Enosoul & Man Q - Get Out (Fatso 98 Remix)

5. Tahir Jones & Chronical Deep - Love Therapy

6. Luu Deep, SGVO & Deep Essentials - Ginger

7. Mood Dusty ,Frank Ru & Ed-Ward - Malini

8. Deep Essentials - Whuu Tang

9. Exte C - Granted

10. LaTique - I've Missed You (Rare Dub)

11. Chymamusique , Poizen , Earful Soul & Lilac Jeans Feat. Diamond Dealer - Don't Wait Till I'm Gone

12. Exte C - Dark & Lovely (Original Mix)

13. Ralf GUM & Monica Blaire - AWA (Atjazz Love Soul Mix)

14. LebtoniQ - Wahm

15. LebtoniQ & Poizen Feat. DarknessReign & SpheraQ - Ngisele Ngedwa

16. Poizen - Vum Vum Remix

17. LaTique, Chronical Deep & Kabza De Small - Nyuku

18. Chronical Deep - Africana

19. Chronical Deep - Take Over

20. DJ Kent feat. Mo-T, Mörda & Brenden Praise - Horns In The Sun (Thakzin Remix)

DISCLAIMER!!!

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism,

comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Crates & Cuts Vol. 804 – Obi-Wan SA

Volume 804 is here, and it’s all about stories told through groove. This one feels like flipping through an old photo album—faces, feelings, and moments stitched together with deep, soulful house textures.

We kick things off with Beatsoul’s “Many Faces”, a warm and emotive opener that sets the scene before Bhutlish’s “Good Old Days” pulls us into nostalgia. From there, the groove blossoms with BusyExplore, Cyatt RSA & X-Soul RSA’s “Growth Groove”, keeping it soulful but forward-looking.

The journey rises as C-Blak drops back-to-back heaters with “People” and “The Ride,” laying down people-powered rhythm before SGVO’s “Nomalanga” (featuring Kabelo Sings) touches the soul with heartfelt vocals.

Midway, the energy flows into WAPO Jije’s “Le Rokolo” and Deep Narratives & Deep Essentials’ “The Rapture”—tracks that feel spiritual and expansive. The pulse keeps driving with 8nine Muzique’s “Topic” before D.General’s twin bootlegs (“Hey Hey” & “Found My Light”) inject playful energy and raw character.

The late set dips into mood and reflection with Latique’s “Amber”, balancing deep warmth before Pando G & Trust SA’s “Egotonic” and Rune Sibiya’s “Sad Days, Happy Days (Beatsoul Remix)” hit that sweet duality of groove and emotion.

Closing out, the mix takes a soulful bow—Shazmicsoul’s “I Cried” pulls heartstrings, LebtoniQ’s “People of The Streets” grounds us in realness, and finally, ZuluMafia’s “Goodbye” (with Mxdope & Korbotjo) signs off in pure Crates & Cuts fashion: emotional, reflective, unforgettable.

This is deep house for the heart and the streets—a true crate-digging journey with a modern soul.

✨ Crates & Cuts 804 is about more than mixing tracks—it’s about crafting a story. Sit back, press play, and let the classics of tomorrow carry you.

1. Beatsoul - Many Faces

2. Bhutlish - Good Old Days

3. BusyExplore, Cyatt RSA & X-Soul RSA - Growth Groove (Soulful Mix)

4. C-Blak - People

5. C-Blak - The Ride

6. SGVO - Nomalanga (feat. Kabelo Sings)

7. WAPO Jije - Le Rokolo

8. Deep Narratives & Deep Essentials - The Rapture

9. 8nine Muzique - Topic

10. D.General - Hey Hey (D.General's Mashed Bootleg)

11. D.General - Found My Light (D.General's Mashed Bootleg)

12. Latique - Amber

13. Pando G & Trust SA - Egotonic

14. Rune Sibiya - Sad Days, Happy Days (Beat Soul Remix)

15. Thabang Phaleng & C-Moody - The Rhythm

16. Shazmicsoul - I Cried

17. LebtoniQ - People of The Streets

18. ZuluMafia - Goodbye (feat. Mxdope & Korbotjo)

DISCLAIMER!!!

All the songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners and I do not claim any right over them.

Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism,

comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.