🎧 Deep House Essentials July Mix Part 2 — Curated by Obi-Wan SA

18 July 2025



From the smoke of soulful grooves to the fire of underground rhythms, Deep House Essentials returns with a fresh plate of emotional storytelling through sound. Obi-Wan SA blends Afro-deep rhythms, jazzy pulses, and soulful vocals into a seamless narrative that echoes through every speaker.



This edition dives into the raw essence of deep house with a tracklist that reads like a poetic manifesto:



Feel the spiritual spark with “Stofu Sa Malahla” by Artwork Sounds, a call to the roots.



Let Reagan Ruler’s “Crescendo” and AndileAndy’s “Deliverance” guide you into hypnotic elevation.



Ngiyajola (Redemial Mix) by Buddynice pulls you into a township groove with crossover warmth.



Vocal gems like “Come Back” and “Bulelani” balance the dancefloor with heartfelt depth.



Then we let go — journeying through Fatso 98’s “HER”, the irresistible “F.R.E.E” by TimAdeep, and that powerful closer: “I’ve Been Thinking” by Beat Soul.



This isn’t just another mix.

It’s a soundtrack for the introspective dancer... for sunsets, for late-night car rides, and for everyone finding freedom between the beats.



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

2. Reagan Ruler - Crescendo

3. AndileAndy - Deliverance

4. Buddynice - Ngiyajola (Redemial Mix)

5. Carl The Activist & Soultouch Deeps feat. Brandon Dhludhlu - Come Back

6. DJ Couza feat. Bikie - Bulelani (Exte C Remix)

7. LebtoniQ feat. Roctonic - 007

8. Exte C & Hypaphonik feat. Bii Kie - Lo Mfana (Fatso 98 Remix)

9. Fatso 98 - HER

10. Artwork Sounds feat. TimAdeep - F.R.E.E

11. Bob Ezy & Pixie L - Shona Malanga [Mixed]

12. Brazo Wa Afrika feat. Kgetsa - Tribute To MM Manyaka

13. Earful Soul & Poizen - You Can Win

14. Beat Soul - I've Been Thinking



🔊 Press play. Let the story unfold.



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