Selected Grooves

The Deep House Chronicles 311 – June Edition

By Obi-Wan SA

Winter may be biting, but the groove runs warmer than ever.

Episode 311 is a deeply rooted selection — blending soul, emotion, and undeniable groove — stitched together to awaken the senses and stir the heart. Obi-Wan SA returns with an homage to house’s golden vibrations, soulful vocals, nostalgic reworks, and warm bottom-end basslines that hug the cold right out of you.

This mix isn’t just for listening — it’s for living. A sonic diary of love, loss, passion, and presence. Every transition is a heartbeat. Every drop, a soul confession. Whether it’s the raw emotion in “The Way You Love Me”, the clever nostalgia of 2Pac’s “Do For Love” bootleg, or the thunder of Chronical Deep’s synthy rollers — this episode holds nothing back.

Plug in, bundle up, and let your spirit dance.

Tracklist:

Ron Hall & The Muthafunkaz feat. Marc Evans - The Way You Love Me (Original)

Jimpster - Square Up (Original Mix)

AndileAndy & Xabizo - This Is Love (Ed-Ward Remix)

D.General - Moment we ride

Msindo De Serenade - Far Away (Vocal Mix)

Oscar Mbo & C-Blak feat. Deep Essentials - Flame (Mr Shane SA 1060 Sounds Remake)

Chronical Deep - Bring Another Bass

2Pac - Do For Love (Deep Essentials HD Bootleg)

Danism feat. Heidi Vogel - Hypnotise (Tedd Patterson Extended Remix)

Martin Solveig - Linda (Tronix Deep Remix)

Moloko - Sing It Back (Bee-Bar Just Bee Bootleg Mix)

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

Ruulz, Kenton Lee & Zeh McGeba - Emasisweni (Fatso 98 XO Edit)

Louis Anima - All I Ever Wanted (Original Mix)

Lilac Jeans & King Aya - Turn Me On

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, education, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Deep House Essentials – June Edition

Curated & mixed by Obi-Wan SA

As winter tightens its grip, Obi-Wan SA returns with a June edition of Deep House Essentials that’s all about one thing: warmth through rhythm. This month’s mixtape is a hug in sonic form, fusing soul, groove, and layered basslines to keep your heart and hips moving.

We kick things off with a moody, emotional opener—“Darkest Night” by D.General featuring V.Underground and Chymamusique—setting the tone for a deep introspective ride. Then, the soul legend Luther Vandross gets a modern rework with Poizen’s remix of “Never Too Much”, bringing nostalgia and freshness into one danceable groove. And just when you think it can’t get deeper, Spinworx, Thabo Tonick, and TimAdeep add heat to the cold with their signature textures.

The selection journeys through Jozi streets and Durban nights, bridging cities, hearts, and vibes—whether you're “Park & Chill”-ing with Mr Shane SA or transported to 6850 Maluleke Street with Jerah, this mix is an ode to deep house as a lifestyle.

This isn’t just music. It’s soul therapy. It’s June's fireplace. It’s the soundtrack for your inner rhythm.

Tracklist Highlights

D.General – Darkest Night (feat. V.Underground & Chymamusique)

Luther Vandross – Never Too Much (Poizen Remix)

Jullian Gomes – Nothing Can Break Us (feat. Ziyon)

Deep Narratives & Deep Essentials – JHB Meets PMB

Mr Shane SA & George Lesley – Elevation

️ About the Essentials Series:

Handpicked and harmonized by Obi-Wan SA, this series showcases the gems often overlooked—tracks that move you, groove you, and heal you, all wrapped in velvety basslines and spiritual undertones.

1. D.General - Darkest Night (feat. V.Underground & Chymamusique)

2. Luther Vandross - Never Too Much (Poizen Remix)

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

4. Spinworx - Gobela

5. Thabo Tonick - Looking Over Me

6. TimAdeep - I Will Cary U Home

7. Jullian Gomes - Nothing Can Break Us (feat. Ziyon)

8. ZuluMafia - Boys Night Out

9. Exte C & Soultouch Deeps - The Play Ground

10. Deep Narratives, Deep Essentials - JHB Meets PMB (Original Mix)

11. Mr Shane SA & Deep Essentials - Park & Chill

12. Mr Shane SA, George Lesley & King Deetoy - Elevation

13. DJ Bongz - Pace Verde

14. Jerah - 6850 Maluleke Street (Original 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 allows 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 Rhythms – June 1st Edition

Curated by Obi-Wan SA

As the chill of June settles in, the warmth of rhythm returns—one memory, one melody, one mix at a time. Obi-Wan SA welcomes the new month with a deeply emotive blend of soulful house, jazzy grooves, and reimagined classics that speak directly to the heart.

This isn’t just a mixtape. It’s a moment—captured in keys, basslines, and echoing vocals. We open with the timeless voice of Sio on “1000 Memories”, floating on Jullian Gomes’ impeccable storytelling, and glide into the hypnotic waters of Opolopo’s “Aqua Lung”. From there, the energy sways between seductive reinterpretations (Sade reimagined by Kiko Navarro? Goosebumps.) and gospel-rooted soul like Kenny Bobien’s “Why We Sing”, delivered through Louie Vega’s expansive lens.

The mix builds like a quiet Sunday becoming a full-on praise dance. Deep house meets spirituality. Passion meets groove. And then comes the emotional weight of “That’s Why I’m Safe”—a heartfelt tribute to LaShun Pace—closing the set with reverence, grace, and deep gratitude.

This set is for the feelers, the healers, and the late-night listeners looking for something real.

Let it play in your headphones. In your car. On your speakers. Let it hold you, like only deep house can.

Tracklist Highlights:

Jullian Gomes ft. Sio – 1000 Memories

Sade – I Never Thought I'd See That Day (Kiko Navarro Rework)

Kenny Bobien – Why We Sing (Louie Vega Version)

Glenn Underground – Nothing But A Groove

Articulated – That’s Why I’m Safe (Tribute to Lashun Pace)

The Deep House Rhythms Series

June begins with intention. Vibe in, feel deep, and stay grounded.

1. Jullian Gomes ft. Sio - 1000 Memories

2. Opolopo - Aqua Lung (Extended Mix)

3. Honeysweet - I Put A Spell On You (Honeycomb & Vega Mix)

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

5. Mr. Moon · Mey · Richard Earnshaw Love Of Mine (Richard Earnshaw SugarSoul Remix)

6. Random Soul · Richard Earnshaw Mysterious (Richard Earnshaw Vocal)

7. Gregory Del Piero - Won't Stop (feat. Latrice Barnett) (Harley & Muscle Deep Mix)

8. Haze City - Akula (Sean McCabe Remix)

9. Kenny Bobien - Why We Sing (Louie Vega Expansions NYC Version 21 Years Later)

10. Glenn Underground - Nothing But A Groove

11. Articulated Articulated - That's Why I'm Safe (Tribute To Lashun Pace)

12. Mzansi Soulful Ones, The Unknown Ones - You Cheated on Me

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 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 Return of Deep House Chronicles 310

Curated by Obi-Wan SA

As winter edges closer, the warmth of Deep House is the only fire we need — and Episode 310 of Deep House Chronicles brings exactly that. Obi-Wan SA returns to the decks with another soulful chapter, stitching together soundscapes that speak to the spirit, body, and mind.

From the spiritually-tinged vocals of Griffith Malo & June Jazzin – Mighty Lord to the deep, bass-forward grooves of Da Capo – Mr Unpredictable, this mix is a masterclass in emotional balance — where gospel-soaked energy meets late-night introspection.

It’s not just about dancing. It’s about feeling.

It’s not just music. It’s fuel for the soul.

Featuring unreleased gems like K.G Sunset’s "Hello", sax-driven magic from Nastic Groove & Skido Sax, and Afro-deep healing with Soul Central – Song for Sharma, this set is a tribute to the power of house music to move us — in every sense of the word.

Let it play loud. Let it play often. Let it take you to your love.

Tracklist Highlights:

1. Soul Central - Song For Sharma [Original Mix]

2. K.G Sunset - Hello (Unreleased Mix)

3. G-Soul Blust & Sammy M - Music Speaks

4. Morena The Squire - Faith Alive

5. Da Capo - Mr Unpredictable (feat. Rona Ray)

6. Victor Duba - Acreditar Que

7. Griffith Malo & June Jazzin - Mighty Lord

8. Sir LSG feat. Ayanda Jiya - Sandcastle (Sir LSG & The Bless Vocal Dub)

9. Nastic Groove & Skido Sax - Nobody like You

10. Nastic Groove - Over Me

11. Rune Sibiya - Sad Days, Happy Days (Extended Mix)

12. El Payo - Tailor Made ft Ziyon (beatsbyhand Remix)

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

14. D.General - Seventeen (feat. Exte C)

DISCLAIMER:

All songs used in this mixtape belong to their respective owners. No rights claimed.

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

Deep House Essentials – A New Chapter by Obi-Wan SA

From the depths of groove to the highs of euphoria.

Welcome to Deep House Essentials—the rebirth of a journey, a new sonic chapter curated by Obi-Wan SA, where basslines pulse with meaning and melodies carry emotion. Replacing the Exclusive Shades of Deep House series, this new mixtape catalogue pays homage to the soul of house music while carving out a refined space for hidden gems and modern classics alike.

Deep House Essentials isn't just about smooth transitions or clean beats—it's about feeling. It's about that moment when a track like “Praise The Lord” by Dav Risen & DJ Sonic moves you beyond the rhythm. It's the subtle groove of Roque & D.General’s “Jazzy”, the ancestral echoes in Griffith Malo’s “Lomhlaba”, and the euphoria tucked inside “Can You Feel It” by Chymamusique & Floyd D.

This mix celebrates the roots and the future of deep house: from Louie Vega's timeless NYC energy, to Sir Kabiano's nod to legends, to Osunlade’s Yoruba Soul Mix, each track is a brick in the house that built us.

What to expect?

- Groove-heavy basslines that hug your chest

- Warm, soulful vocals that stir nostalgia

- Jazz-infused chords that open your heart

- And a rhythm that dances between reflection and pure joy

This is music for the movers, the dreamers, the feelers. Whether you’re driving, decompressing, or deep in a Sunday groove—this mix is the soundtrack for your soul’s escape.

1. Dav Risen & DJ Sonic - Praise The Lord [Feat. Paul B] (Dav Risen Dub Mix)

2. Sir Kabiano - Kings of Tomorrow

3. Roctonic SA - 98

4. Roque & D.General - Jazzy

5. Deep Essentials - Shadow Groove

6. Louie Vega - London Roots [Feat. Johnny Dangerous] (Beat Soul Alternativ3 Rework)

7. Andy Ward & Destry - Can You See (Deep Mix)

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

9. Sir LSG & DJ SoulDIva - Is It Too Late To Call [Feat. Mo-T & The Bless]

10. Chymamusique & Floyd D - Can You Feel It [Feat. Wanda Baloyi]

11. Dwson - New Day (Original Mix)

12. Griffith Malo - Lomhlaba [Feat. Oscar Mbo & Tee-R]

13. Home & Garden - An Invitation [Feat. Nkemdi] (Osunlade's Yoruba Soul Mix)

14. SculpturedMusic - Deep Water [Feat. Young Molz]

Copyright Disclaimer

All 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, education, and research.

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

Obi-Wan SA | Deep House Essentials

Feel deeper. Move better. Live freer.

Exclusive Shades of Deep House – May Edition by Obi-Wan SA

❄️ Winter is here. Let the groove keep you warm.

As the days get shorter and the air turns crisp, Obi-Wan SA returns with the May Edition of Exclusive Shades of Deep House—a carefully selected journey into deep, soulful warmth for the soul and the season.

This mix welcomes winter with a steady, simmering groove. From the chilled elegance of Aquatone’s “Audio 7” and “Just Be” (featuring the soulful Jaidene Veda) to the earthy, tribal pulse of Soul Fleva’s “Amazon Boogieman”, it’s a slow burn of deep vibes and emotional resonance.

Expect meditative melodies from TimAdeep, spiritual echoes from C-Blak, and textured percussion that keeps the energy intimate and intentional. It’s a fireplace-in-the-headphones kind of vibe—best enjoyed with a blanket, low lighting, and no rush.

Why this mix?

Because some music doesn’t shout—it glows.

This is for the quiet nights, the late drives, and those soft moments where house music becomes home.

1. Aquatone - Audio 7

2. Aquatone - Just Be (feat. Jaidene Veda)

3. ShortBass & WAPO Jije - Don't Sweat (Original Mix)

4. Soul Fleva, Chumloyt & Lulosoul - Amazon Boogieman

5. STI T's Soul - So Sad to Say (NUF DeE's Fusion Dub)

6. TimAdeep & Trust SA - Expect the Unexpected (Original Mix)

7. C-Blak - Homeboy

8. Deep Essentials - Wicked Dance (HD Mix)

9. RamsTeque & TimAdeep - One I Want

10. Tee Maestro, Fatso 98 & Sammywonder - Silence

11. TimAdeep - HER

12. C-Blak - She New The Reality

13. Exte C & Soultouch Deeps - God Father

14. Deep Essentials - Whuu Tang

15. D.General, V.Underground & Earful Soul - Praise Him (Original Mix)

16. Tyron SA - Angel

Copyright Disclaimer

All 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, education, and research.

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Let the deep guide you through the cold. Exclusive Shades never miss.

Deep House Classics – May Edition by Obi-Wan SA

The Return of Groove. The Soul Never Left.

Obi-Wan SA is back with the May Edition of Deep House Classics—and this time, it’s a full-circle celebration of deep groove, jazzy swing, and the soulful roots of house music. This mix is a warm invitation to dance, reflect, and float on those timeless basslines that defined an era.

Opening with Jovonn’s “Don’t Waste Your Time”, we’re instantly reminded of what real deep house feels like—lush, vocal, and unhurried. The energy builds with the sensual pull of Télépopmusik’s “Love Can Damage Your Health” (Ferrer & Abicah Soul on remix duties) before plunging into dubby terrain with DJ Rasoul, Mood II Swing, and Glenn Underground providing that signature, swing-heavy finesse.

Whether it’s Africanism & DJ Gregory’s “Block Party” or the jazzy fusion of Eric Kupper’s “Latin Blues”, Obi-Wan SA delivers a set that’s both nostalgic and fresh—reminding us why house is more than music… it’s a feeling.

✨ Why press play?

Because your feet miss dancing, your spirit misses vibing, and May deserves a soundtrack that’s deep, classic, and joyfully timeless.

1. Jovonn - Don't Waste Your Time (Vocal Mix)

2. Télépopmusik - Love Can Damage Your Health (Abicah Soul & Dennis Ferrer Remix)

3. AG Thomas - The 1,2 [Reelsoul Vocal] (Remix)

4. Dj Rasoul Feat. Star - Faith In Love (Faith In Dub)

5. Manoo - Oh Yes

6. Mood II Swing - Closer (Dub)

7. Africanism DJ Gregory - Block Party

8. The Lost Tribes of Ibadan - Avareh (Dennis Ferrer Original Mix)

9. Ritchie Louisy - Lovin you

10. Mood II Swing - All Night Long

11. The Crumpster - Stomp Your Feet (The Hump mix)

12. Eric Kupper Presents K-Scope - Latin Blues Part 1

13. Glenn Underground Feat. Jessica - Fly Away

Copyright Disclaimer

All 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, education, and research.

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

Deep house is back. But really, it never left.

The Deep House Show – Episode 4 by Obi-Wan SA

Where Funk Meets Soul, and Deep is the Only Language We Speak

Obi-Wan SA returns with Episode 4 of The Deep House Show, and this time it’s laced with sun, soul, and a whole lot of bounce. Expect playful grooves, emotionally rich melodies, and those signature basslines that hit you right in the feels. It's deep house, but with personality.

Kicking off with a cosmic remix of Salif Keïta’s “Moussoulou” by none other than Osunlade, the set invites you into a soundscape that blends ancestral soul with contemporary rhythm. From there, Crackazat's remix of “Tapioca” adds jazzy spark, and Kid Fonque & DJ Whisky’s “Be” (featuring the enchanting Zaki Ibrahim) reminds us to slow down and vibe.

The mix flows into Oscar Mbo’s unreleased gem “Moya Wami” and LaTique’s “Impilo,” deepening the energy before it starts to simmer with tracks like Just Mo & Deep Essentials’ “Sparkles” and Don Allen’s “He Is the Joy (Reloaded Praise Mix)”—pure sunshine on wax.

But it’s not just about smooth—Obi-Wan drops in Crackazat’s “Be Real”, the euphoric “Funky Since 1960” by Exte C, and Reemash’s “Take Me Far Away” to keep your feet moving and your spirit lifted.

This episode feels like a deep house block party where heritage, soul, and groove dance hand in hand. Whether you're working, driving, chilling, or dreaming—Episode 4 delivers.

1. Salif Keïta - Moussoulou [Remixed by Osunlade]

2. Fouk - Tapioca [Crackazat remix]

3. Kid Fonque & Dj Whisky - Be (feat. Zaki Ibrahim) [Original Mix]

4. Soulfreakah - Ye Koboyi

5. Oscar Mbo - Moya Wami (feat. Mawhoo) [LaTique's Rare Dub] [Exclusively Unreleased]

6. LaTique - Impilo

7. Just Mo & Deep Essentials - Sparkles

8. Donn Allen - He Is The Joy [Reloaded Praise Mix]

9. BusyExplore & InQfive - Dlali Namba

10. CharlySoul Hawkins - Vitalizing (feat. Da Africa Deep) [C-moody Remix]

11. Crackazat - Be Real [TikTok Clip]

12. Dustinho - For The Love Of House [Healthy Mix]

13. Dustinho & SpheraQ - Broken Mirror [Healthy Mix]

14. Exte C - Funky Since 1960

15. Gigg Cosco - Heimdall

16. Earl JazziQ & Trust SA - Two Left Feet

17. Reemash - Take Me Far Way

18. Thabo Tonick - Dare To Dream

Copyright Disclaimer

All 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, education, and research.

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Tune in. Turn up. And remember—deep house isn’t just sound. It’s sanctuary.

Deep House Rhythms – May Edition

Curated by Obi-Wan SA | Bass-forward Deep House from Bloem

As the cool whispers of May settle in, Obi-Wan SA returns with a rhythm-heavy journey through soul, groove, and spiritual upliftment in the latest installment of Deep House Rhythms.

Rooted in deep emotion and layered with a distinct bass-forward approach, this mix weaves through the textures of South African groove, UK soul, and global deep house finesse. Opening with the timeless warmth of Atjazz's “It's Complete”, the tone is immediately set for introspection, movement, and connection.

From the silky vocals of Soulfreakah & Artwork Sounds – “Heaven Only Knows” to the nostalgic beauty of Black Coffee & Bucie's “Superman” (Da Gifto's Revisit), the journey balances old-school soul with fresh reworks that slap with warmth and power.

You’ll float through rich harmonies in Nutty Nys’s “Selfless” and the vocal-forward depth of “Better Days” by Dave Anthony & Dawn Souluvn Williams (remixed by Dav Risen), while Griffith Malo & June Jazzin bring a raw, heartfelt plea in “Save Us.”

Closing with the ethereal fire of IQ Musique’s “Let Me Move On” (K.G Sunset Remix) and the groove-ridden bounce of Academic Deep’s “Uh Huh,” this mix is another deeply rooted chapter from the Bloem native—designed for serious heads, emotional healing, and dancefloor meditation.

1. Atjazz - It's Complete

2. Soulfreakah & Artwork Sounds - Heaven Only Knows

3. Mega BT - Hamba (feat. STI's Soul & Sfundo)

4. Black Coffee - Superman (feat. Bucie) [Da Gifto's Revisit]

5. Adam Nyquist & Madison - On the Horizon

6. Dave Anthony & Dawn Souluvn Wiliams - Better Days [Dav Risen Dub Remix]

7. LnSoul, Kenton Lee & Caviar Musique - Lucky Man [Da Gifto's Remake]

8. Nutty Nys - Selfless

9. Nutty Nys - Never

10. June Jazzin - Hello [Original Mix]

11. June Jazzin & Chymamusique - Come To The West [Chymamusique Dub Edit]

12. Griffith Malo - Save Us (feat. June Jazzin)

13. LebtoniQ, Mega Bt & Oscar Mbo - God Listen

14. IQ Musique - Let Me Move On (feat. Richelle Hicks) [K.G Sunset Remix]

15. Academic Deep - Uh Huh (feat. Gratified)

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

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Let the bass guide you. Let the rhythm carry you.

This is Deep House Rhythms – May Edition by Obi-Wan SA.

Deep House Chronicles 309 – May the 4th Be With You

️ A Winter Warm-Up by Obi-Wan SA ❄️

As winter whispers at the door and the nights grow colder, Obi-Wan SA returns with Deep House Chronicles 309, a force-powered mixtape designed to keep your soul warm and your body moving. On this special May the 4th, we celebrate the deeper side of house with a galactic groove mission straight from the decks of Bloem.

The journey opens with spiritual elevation in "Praise You (Remake)" from Artwork Sounds, Hypaphonik & Beebar, featuring the legendary Kabza De Small & Stakev—an anthem of warmth and gratitude. From there, we glide into pure soul with Judy Jay & China Charmeleon’s “For The Culture” and the dreamy textures of Dwson’s “Lost In Me” featuring Keziah Tehillah.

As the frost bites, the bass gets deeper—Poizen’s “Lord Hear Me Out” and Chronical Deep’s “Bring Another Bass” raise the energy with introspective yet danceable vibes. SpheraQ’s “Kalee” and AndileAndy’s “Not Meant To Be Caged” bring the kind of depth that resonates during long nights and foggy mornings.

Mid-set, Reagan Ruler’s “Groove Galaxy” takes us on a starry interlude, before the tribal-infused fire of "Stofu Sa Malahla" by Artwork Sounds & Deep Essentials explodes through the speakers. Shai’s reimagined “Best Of Your Life” in Mafia Natives’ dub rework brings back that timeless soul, leading us to a closing act that’s as powerful as it is healing.

Ending with the emotionally rich "Why Should I" by Kali Mija feat. Exte C & Deep Essentials, Obi-Wan SA reminds us:

The groove is strong in this one.

1. Artwork Sounds, Hypaphonik & Beebar - Praise You (Remake) (feat. Kabza De Small & Stakev)

2. Judy Jay & China Charmeleon - For The Culture

3. Dwson - Lost In Me (feat. Keziah Tehillah)

4. Jaguar Paw & Poizen - Nimetoka (feat. Idd Aziz)

5. Poizen - Lord Hear Me Out

6. Chronical Deep - Bring Another Bass

7. SpheraQ - Kalee (Original Mix)

8. AndileAndy - Not Meant To Be Caged

9. Earful Soul & Poizen - You Can Win

10. Reagan Ruler - Groove Galaxy

11. Artwork Sounds, Deep Essentials & Mr Shane SA - Stofu Sa Malahla (feat. Solo Thato & Section Five)

12. Shai - The Best Of Your Life (Mafia Natives Deeper Dub Rework)

13. Deep Essentials - We Got Groove

14. Kali Mija - Why Should I [Extended Mix] (feat. Exte C & Deep Essentials)

Copyright Disclaimer

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Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976 allows “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.

May the bass be with you. Always.