http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/43613739/file.htmlfirst ever guest mix i have done, deep house and a bit of commercial follow the link to download it.dj vyrus is one dude who is secretly on fire,remember the name dj vyrus.i would like to thank him for the opportunity and hoping to work alongside him in future....awuuu....
Monday 29 August 2011
Tuesday 16 August 2011
happy radio hour 09
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/17210745/file.html
1. Gloria Gaynor – I will survive (accapella)
2.Musaria feat. Saturna - Moment (Atjazz Re-Fix)
3. Mr Antonio Feat. G-Man &Stumza – Cina (Dj News Remix)
4. Smoove – Euphoria (Ronny D Remix)
5. Azee Project - Afroxe (Original Mix)
6.Devries &Dre Ft. SherrelleMckenzie - The Melody (Trance K Acid vocal edit)
7. Adele - Someone like you (BekzinTerris Remix)
8.MorraDerey& The Heavy Quarterz ft. Blak Child Ixilongo(Main Mix)
9. Skillz–Makongo(DJ Delany Duvall Remix)
10. Nu Soul Family - Ca Bo Dexa (Homeboyz Remix)
11. Black Motion– Kakarampa
12.Asymmetric Soul feat. Meital De Razon - If I Change (Original)
Thursday 28 July 2011
happy radio hour 08 mixed by dj katz
· asymmetric_soul_ft_ella-now_is_our_time_(trancemicsoul_underground_mix)
· Gazankulu (Strong Roots Original Mix)
· Pak Jones feat. Nia - For A Moment (Nkokhi Remix)
· Dj Hypnosis ft Botshelo - Intombi yakho (Lost soul mix)
· Oscar P & Marcus Pearson - Lovely Day (Anjiro Rijo Vocal Mix)
· Ternielle Nelson - African Woman Culoe De Song Remix
· Dolls Combers feat. Al Olive - Chance (N'dinga Gaba Remix)
· Glen Fiasco - idlozi (Chymamusique mix)
· 08-rude_disco_and_eliki-sweet_kisses_(dee_mac_mix)
· Big Nuz - Sting ray
· Afrikan roots feat mpho - Hlompho (strong roots original mix)
· assigned deep(Nkhalisto deepgroove mix)stereo
Tuesday 21 June 2011
happy radio hour 06
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/792http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/79278201/file.html78201/file.html plz follow this link to download my deep house mix
Wednesday 25 May 2011
deephousemix.com
dj katz student mix
as from now ill be posting links to my mega mixes which you can download.here is studenmix vol 01http://oron.com/3os2qhajyik4/dj_katz_student_mix_01.mp3.html
Monday 23 May 2011
deep house sounds 8 mixed by vinny da vinci
With house music at an unprecedented apex in South Africa, there’s no better time for pioneering compilation line ‘Deep House Sounds’ to return.
For almost a decade, this essential series – which is helmed by the country’s most knowledgeable groove guru, Vinny Da Vinci – has been charting the deepest currents in the global house scene, rounding up the most vital rhythms that are causing dancefloor vibrations down south.
And like its predecessors, Volume 8 of ‘House Afrika: Deep House Sounds’ is a critical mix; a timely reminder of what a cutting-edge house landscape this country has. The mix achieves this by coupling international tracks from some of the scene’s leading names (many of whom have visas for these shores) with contributions from a few high-profile local names.
Vinny kick-starts this journey into sound with the sweetly sweeping vocals of Priss, backed up with crucial kick drums from the combined talents of Boddhi Satva and Martin “AtJazz” Iveson, both of whom recently visited SA. Abicah Soul is also responsible for the remix of the second cut on the compilation, from TL Cross, while AtJazz returns later in the mix with a reworking of Warm Days featuring Swindle and Natalie Maddix.
Other recent (and regular) tourists to these shores featured here include Frenchmen Rocco and Manoo, who collaborate in the “Insomnia”-inducing supergroup Rodamaal. The latter remixes the hottest lady in house music right now, Maya Jane Coles, while the former is on remix duty for South Africa’s Mr. Cee, from Blackwhole (of “1000 Seconds” fame).
This is just one of the instances on ‘DHS 8’ where sizzling SA talent meets the leading edge of overseas dance. Demonstrating what a cauldron this country has become for the creation of international floor-fillers, hotly-tipped local singer Brian Temba appears on a cut from another recent visitor, Simbad (appropriately titled “Come Join In”), while Black Coffee (a local name that’s on the lips of just about every house connoisseur on the planet at the moment) remixes Richard Earnshaw featuring Imogen Ryall’s “Cry Me A River”.
Earnshaw is also behind one of the biggest tracks amongst a pretty large haul, Spiritchaser’s “These Tears”, which is bound to be one of this collection’s strongest selling points. This is not to downplay the unmissable nature of tracks from underground legends like France’s Aqua Bassino; Germany’s Rainer Truby (aka Motor City Drum Ensemble), who remix Eddy Meets Yannah; Russ Gabriel, who refits another future classic from Iz & Diz; and prolific vocalist Arnold Jarvis, appearing alongside Yass.
These rhythms have all been road-tested by Vinny – with bombshell results – and are sequenced into an indispensable document that sums up the state of house in SA perfectly – an all-important purcha
For almost a decade, this essential series – which is helmed by the country’s most knowledgeable groove guru, Vinny Da Vinci – has been charting the deepest currents in the global house scene, rounding up the most vital rhythms that are causing dancefloor vibrations down south.
And like its predecessors, Volume 8 of ‘House Afrika: Deep House Sounds’ is a critical mix; a timely reminder of what a cutting-edge house landscape this country has. The mix achieves this by coupling international tracks from some of the scene’s leading names (many of whom have visas for these shores) with contributions from a few high-profile local names.
Vinny kick-starts this journey into sound with the sweetly sweeping vocals of Priss, backed up with crucial kick drums from the combined talents of Boddhi Satva and Martin “AtJazz” Iveson, both of whom recently visited SA. Abicah Soul is also responsible for the remix of the second cut on the compilation, from TL Cross, while AtJazz returns later in the mix with a reworking of Warm Days featuring Swindle and Natalie Maddix.
Other recent (and regular) tourists to these shores featured here include Frenchmen Rocco and Manoo, who collaborate in the “Insomnia”-inducing supergroup Rodamaal. The latter remixes the hottest lady in house music right now, Maya Jane Coles, while the former is on remix duty for South Africa’s Mr. Cee, from Blackwhole (of “1000 Seconds” fame).
This is just one of the instances on ‘DHS 8’ where sizzling SA talent meets the leading edge of overseas dance. Demonstrating what a cauldron this country has become for the creation of international floor-fillers, hotly-tipped local singer Brian Temba appears on a cut from another recent visitor, Simbad (appropriately titled “Come Join In”), while Black Coffee (a local name that’s on the lips of just about every house connoisseur on the planet at the moment) remixes Richard Earnshaw featuring Imogen Ryall’s “Cry Me A River”.
Earnshaw is also behind one of the biggest tracks amongst a pretty large haul, Spiritchaser’s “These Tears”, which is bound to be one of this collection’s strongest selling points. This is not to downplay the unmissable nature of tracks from underground legends like France’s Aqua Bassino; Germany’s Rainer Truby (aka Motor City Drum Ensemble), who remix Eddy Meets Yannah; Russ Gabriel, who refits another future classic from Iz & Diz; and prolific vocalist Arnold Jarvis, appearing alongside Yass.
These rhythms have all been road-tested by Vinny – with bombshell results – and are sequenced into an indispensable document that sums up the state of house in SA perfectly – an all-important purcha
sama awards 2011
The 17th Annual MTN South African Music Award Winners are...
1. Best African Traditional Gospel Album: Sechaba – Thank You
2. Best Contemporary Jazz Album: Ological Studies – OS Freedom
3. Best Maskandi Album: Bhekumuzi Luthuli – Imali Yabelungu
4. Best Sokkie Dans Album: Kurt Darren – Die Beste Medisyne
5. Best Pop Album English: Jax Panik – I am Jax Panik
6. Best Urban Dance Album: DJ Kent – I can’t survive
7. Best Urban Pop Album: Kwela Tebza – Gauteng Made In South Africa / Mzansi
8. Best Pop Album Afrikaans: Juanita du Plessis – Engel Van My Heart
9. Best Pop Album African: Theo Kgosinkwe – Grateful
10. Best Rock Album English: Prime Circle – Jekyll & Hyde
11. Best Kwaito Album: Professor – University of Kalawa Jazmee
12. Best Rap Album: Amu – The Principal
13. MTN Best Selling Mobile Music Download: DJ Cleo & DJ Mzi
14. Music Video of the Year: The Parlotones – The Stars Fall Down
15. Best Selling Album: Locnville - Sun in my Pocket
16. Newcomer of the year: Locnville – Sun in my Pocket
17. Duo / Group of the Year: Liquideep – Fabrics of the Heart
18. International Achievement Award: Die Antwoord
19. Lifetime Achievement Award: Sipho Gumede and Lance James
20. Female Artist of the Year: Thandiswa Mazwai – The Forgotten Free (Live in concert)
21. Male Artist of the Year: Professor – University of Kalawa Jazmee
22. MTN Record of the Year: Professor - Imoto
23. Album of the Year: Liquideep – Fabrics of the Heart
1. Best African Traditional Gospel Album: Sechaba – Thank You
2. Best Contemporary Jazz Album: Ological Studies – OS Freedom
3. Best Maskandi Album: Bhekumuzi Luthuli – Imali Yabelungu
4. Best Sokkie Dans Album: Kurt Darren – Die Beste Medisyne
5. Best Pop Album English: Jax Panik – I am Jax Panik
6. Best Urban Dance Album: DJ Kent – I can’t survive
7. Best Urban Pop Album: Kwela Tebza – Gauteng Made In South Africa / Mzansi
8. Best Pop Album Afrikaans: Juanita du Plessis – Engel Van My Heart
9. Best Pop Album African: Theo Kgosinkwe – Grateful
10. Best Rock Album English: Prime Circle – Jekyll & Hyde
11. Best Kwaito Album: Professor – University of Kalawa Jazmee
12. Best Rap Album: Amu – The Principal
13. MTN Best Selling Mobile Music Download: DJ Cleo & DJ Mzi
14. Music Video of the Year: The Parlotones – The Stars Fall Down
15. Best Selling Album: Locnville - Sun in my Pocket
16. Newcomer of the year: Locnville – Sun in my Pocket
17. Duo / Group of the Year: Liquideep – Fabrics of the Heart
18. International Achievement Award: Die Antwoord
19. Lifetime Achievement Award: Sipho Gumede and Lance James
20. Female Artist of the Year: Thandiswa Mazwai – The Forgotten Free (Live in concert)
21. Male Artist of the Year: Professor – University of Kalawa Jazmee
22. MTN Record of the Year: Professor - Imoto
23. Album of the Year: Liquideep – Fabrics of the Heart
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