An ode to the great divinity that is music.

NM

DJ , Artist , musical collector and Co-founder of Serenity Lounge Sessions 

Musical Genres Speciality : Deep & Soulful House , Triphop & Neosoul  ,Broken Beats ,Nujazz , Jazz , Acid ,Jazz ,Lounge & Downtempo

Bookings : thutolelake@yahoo.com or +2779 112 1616

DJ Bob bought his first records in 1984 and since then he has played and promoted good music whenever he gets the opportunity. Armed with a cosmic knowledge of Jazz, Funk and African music and brandishing a ubiquitous smile, this DJ packs a hefty bag of finely pickled Jazz and Funk vinyl and rare grooves for your pleasure. 
He was behind the legendary live venues Mojo’s (1993-4) and then 206 Live (1995-2001) in Johannesburg and spent 12 years producing his own stage at the OppiKoppi festival, where he has been playing records for 23 years now. He has practised as an artist manager, booking agent, event producer and tour manager amongst many other titles.  
His sets, largely influenced by an early teenage Jazz education in the Free State, range from 70’s Funk and Soul through Acid Jazz to Reggae, Afrobeat, Samba and South African Jazz, Rock and Pop. Big Beat, Breakbeat and Hip Hop make regular guest appearances.  
This well-seasoned timer of the South African music industry continues to surprise dance floors with his eclectic mix of Jazz and Funky tunes. 
Find DJ Bob on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/djbobsa

Instagram : Kaygee051
Facebook : Kay Gee
Twitter : Kaygee_za

booking details: moefi.bilal.mokgautsi15@gmail.com
Being born and raised in Soweto and Johannesburg has been quite a colourful journey and of course the number one reason I am who I am. With our country’s undoubtedly profound history, every South African has their own, “Long Walk To Freedom”, story to tell, and mine happens to be MUSIC... 
From my earliest memories as a child, music has always been there. I have a vivid recollection of the freedom songs that use to raw in every corner of Soweto. I remember the introduction of bubble gum dance music from the likes of Hotstix Mabuse and Brenda Fassie. Later came the birth of Kwaito music after the end of apartheid. 
Music has been my escape, inspiration and comforter. Thus, for me it was only natural and inevitable for me to pursue music as a career. I wanted to create and share with the world the amazing feeling of joy, companionship and love that I felt my entire life all thanks to music.

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