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HDD x Reprezent #NandosMusicExchange

We joined Mally on Reprezent Radio for a special mix of our favourite Afro sounds for the 2019 Nando’s Music Exchange; 30 minutes of old and new favourites covering afrobeats, afro house and gqom. Listen back to the full show here.

Reminisce Oja
DJ Christos & DJ Sdunkero Marimbara
DJ Maphorisa Soweto Baby (feat. Wizkid & DJ Buckz)
Sarz Good Morning Riddim
DJ Cleo Do It Again
Black Motion Fortune Teller
Wizkid Caro (feat. Lax)
DJ Maphorisa & DJ Shimza Makhe (feat. Moonchild Sanelly)
Revolution Vulolo ft Nurse
Jumping Back Slash That Mampara
Teni SugarMummy
Babes Wodumo Wololo (feat. Mampintsha)
Prince Kaybee Gugulethu (feat. Indlovukazi, Supta & Afro Brothers)
Chinko Ekun Able God
DJ Mujava Township Funk
Olamide Sheevita Juice feat Skepta
Heavy K Therapy (feat. Burna Boy)

HDD x NTS January 2019

Our first NTS show of the year is a banger, packed full of new music. Listen back below, tracklist here.

Sambuka Dance May 28th

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We’re back at The Yard this Sunday May 28th for another Sambuka Dance with Swing Ting and Goon Club Allstars. This time we are also joined by king of gqom, the amazing DJ Lag!!!! You do not want to miss this one! Advance tickets for £3 here.

OKMALUMKOOLKAT x GQI ft. AMADANDO

Okmalumkoolkat’s vocals over Rudeboyz production works so well and the video is a feast of party goodness, what’s not to like?

HDD x Radar Radio May 7

5. Radar Radio Insta_MAY7

Last Thursday we went back to Radar Radio for our latest fortnightly radio show. World Carnival MADNESS with a strong mixer of Soca.

HDD x Radar Radio May 7th 2015 by Hipsters Dont Dance on Mixcloud

 

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Rudeboyz x Get Down

Taken from the Goon Club Allstars latest release. Seriously shout out those guys for giving a damn and releasing this without any western colonial appropriation stuff. We went to Future Sounds of Mazansi premiere last year with Moleskin and the homie was genuinely hype seeing Durban guys on screen.

From our short time in SA, we realised that we are entirely ignorant of the diversity of the SA house scene. Gqom is akin to bassline/niche in the sense that it is from one region. And it’s genesis comes from the raves there and the people. This may seem really basic but the vastness of SA means that the music feels like it truly is from this specific moment in time.