DJ Supa D’s label catches DJ IC on the prevailing Afro-house/amapiano breeze, including a tight zinger with Shotime DJ
On three originals DJ IC nimbly balances amapiano with its core deep house inspirations and a twist of UK bleep techno that distinguishes it form the SA gear. ‘1980’ is a proper, dusky scene-setter with melodic bassline and plucky log drums that simmer the tension something sublime, whereas ‘Home To Aylesbury’ ups the ante with nagging electro/trance motifs on a swole sub, and ‘Ramsey’ kinda echoes Ability II’s “Pressure’ and Black Coffee vibes with sleek interplay of deep house chords, Afro-Latinate percussion and bleep breakdown.
The one for us is ‘Show Time’ a collaboration with Shotime DJ, edging the groove with colder, robotic delays and dipping the square bass nastier, but always tight in the pocket.
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DJ Supa D’s label catches DJ IC on the prevailing Afro-house/amapiano breeze, including a tight zinger with Shotime DJ
On three originals DJ IC nimbly balances amapiano with its core deep house inspirations and a twist of UK bleep techno that distinguishes it form the SA gear. ‘1980’ is a proper, dusky scene-setter with melodic bassline and plucky log drums that simmer the tension something sublime, whereas ‘Home To Aylesbury’ ups the ante with nagging electro/trance motifs on a swole sub, and ‘Ramsey’ kinda echoes Ability II’s “Pressure’ and Black Coffee vibes with sleek interplay of deep house chords, Afro-Latinate percussion and bleep breakdown.
The one for us is ‘Show Time’ a collaboration with Shotime DJ, edging the groove with colder, robotic delays and dipping the square bass nastier, but always tight in the pocket.
DJ Supa D’s label catches DJ IC on the prevailing Afro-house/amapiano breeze, including a tight zinger with Shotime DJ
On three originals DJ IC nimbly balances amapiano with its core deep house inspirations and a twist of UK bleep techno that distinguishes it form the SA gear. ‘1980’ is a proper, dusky scene-setter with melodic bassline and plucky log drums that simmer the tension something sublime, whereas ‘Home To Aylesbury’ ups the ante with nagging electro/trance motifs on a swole sub, and ‘Ramsey’ kinda echoes Ability II’s “Pressure’ and Black Coffee vibes with sleek interplay of deep house chords, Afro-Latinate percussion and bleep breakdown.
The one for us is ‘Show Time’ a collaboration with Shotime DJ, edging the groove with colder, robotic delays and dipping the square bass nastier, but always tight in the pocket.
DJ Supa D’s label catches DJ IC on the prevailing Afro-house/amapiano breeze, including a tight zinger with Shotime DJ
On three originals DJ IC nimbly balances amapiano with its core deep house inspirations and a twist of UK bleep techno that distinguishes it form the SA gear. ‘1980’ is a proper, dusky scene-setter with melodic bassline and plucky log drums that simmer the tension something sublime, whereas ‘Home To Aylesbury’ ups the ante with nagging electro/trance motifs on a swole sub, and ‘Ramsey’ kinda echoes Ability II’s “Pressure’ and Black Coffee vibes with sleek interplay of deep house chords, Afro-Latinate percussion and bleep breakdown.
The one for us is ‘Show Time’ a collaboration with Shotime DJ, edging the groove with colder, robotic delays and dipping the square bass nastier, but always tight in the pocket.