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The Beat Goes On - Afro Deep House Mixed By Jonape
February 29, 2012 12:34 PM PST
Afroseeds ft. Soul Maestro - Changes
January 31, 2012 08:20 AM PST
Jonape's is back with Soulful & Vibey beats to cheer you or put you in the party mood. This time he went soulful at the beginning with finest soulful tunes from SA producers and some of the international tracks remixed by Mzansi Deejays. He picked up one of the biggest tracks in SA from "DJ Christos pres. Ree Morris - Inside Me (Ralf Gum Remix), The like of Mi Casa - These streets, Nestee Nev ft. Donald - I'm So Hung up on you and the list goes on and on. But it will not be a complete track selection without one of the hottest track at the moment in SA "Invitation to Dance by Mono Tone ft. Ruby Gold and Revolution ft. Ruby Gold "Teka Munike.
April 22, 2011 01:18 AM PDT
Rancido ft. Lex Empress - Brighter Days (Deep Journey Main Mix)
March 08, 2011 10:08 AM PST
Atjazz - For Real Part (Atjazz Remix)
January 31, 2011 01:38 PM PST
Music is the universal language, Music is the heart of our soul and music is life. Through music we speak the same language and we understand each other. I want to talk to all the house music lovers all over the globe, let us unite and share the passion we have for house music.
January 09, 2011 11:26 PM PST
December 03, 2010 02:39 AM PST
Andre Crom and Martin Downson - That Ainandt Right
August 01, 2010 04:34 AM PDT
Jazzin Park ft. Heather Johnson - Love Waits (Beach Exchange Remix)
July 07, 2010 12:27 PM PDT
May 23, 2010 01:51 PM PDT
May 10, 2010 01:51 PM PDT
I dedicate this mix to the late "DJ Stacoli". Jerk House Connection ft. Akram Sedkaoui - Each & Eveyday (Life goes on Rocco underground Mix)
April 30, 2010 01:00 PM PDT
Arthur Barker ft. Nona Hendrix Ladonna - Tear down the walls
April 18, 2010 10:13 AM PDT
Jerome Sydenham - Black Ice
July 15, 2009 09:04 AM PDT
Deep Down in my heart I know what I want. Deep down in my soul I feel music, not only music but Mzansi Music. Music lovers let's take this journey together nice and easy and show the world how we do it in Mzansi Style. Tracks from some of the biggest and youngest Mzansi artists , the likes of Bucie, Culoe De Song, Sis n Jones, DJ Nkokhi DJ Killer and the list goes on and on. Let the music play |
About JonapeAt an early age of eleven, a South African young local lad Johannes Nape discovered his flair for house music. His dream of becoming a professional DJ initiated when he constantly listened to various local radio stations. On every occasion when popular DJs were mixing live on the radio Joe was always part of the listeners - but also on the mission: “I would sit down with empty cassette, record their mixes live from the radio, and play them to my friends.” South African DJ Jonape was born in the Township of Soweto, Mapetla. There were two local popular DJs who inspired him to believe in his ability - DJ Digwele (former MetroFM) and Solly Vista. He continued to make his name around Johannesburg playing at family and house parties. His confidence, popularity and skills gradually grew quicker than he anticipated; It got to a point whereby, whenever he turned up at a party unbooked - he would be asked to be on standby: “I remember there was a time when I was about 18/19 years old, I went to see my cousin at Edgars store, they were having a Saturday Stokvel, and before I knew it, I was asked to DJ.” In 1998, Jonape moved to Ga-Rankuwa, North of Pretoria, after he realized that football was distracting his DJing ambition. He described the decision of quitting football as a complicated one, knowing that becoming a professional footballer was his first dream: “I was so convinced that football was the only thing I wanted to do.” In his early days in Pretoria, he met more experienced DJs, such as, Positive K and Dizzy Moff . The pair helped Jonape pretty much with professional skills of playing Vinyls. After two years in Pretoria, Jonape became more popular, not only as a DJ, but a promoter. He hosted most of the popular events around Pretoria during his promoting experience: “I started fly by night Events Company called N.G.C (New Generation Crew) with my friends. Our first event was Miss Cape Velvet, Coca Cola and SAB sponsored the event.” After the success of their debut event Coca Cola and SAB offered them a Cell Phone project and provided them with Coca Cola car to drive artists around during their promotional events. At this stage, Jonape was appointed as a project manager. In the process of promoting events around Pretoria – he bumped into a local producer Gendo from Gendo Production. Together, they carried on doing more events. “We did Freshers balls for University and Technikon around Pretoria. And the last one I did was ‘Jazz Festival’ at Morula Sun where I also worked with the late Dominic ( Rowick Deep’s uncle).” Jonape moved to UK in 2002 hoping to pursue musical career - he met his likely musically minded friend, the late Colin Molebatse (DJ Stacolli) – the duo started collecting Vinyls at a local HMV store in Norwich. But “we didn’t have anywhere to play them.” And few months later, after saving enough money “we bought our first belt draft turntables and a mixer. This is where everything started to move smoothly in the UK.” You can listen to Jonape every Saturday on www.futureradio.co.uk between 5pm & 7pm UK Time http://futureradio.co.uk/shows/mzansishow
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