Bossa Winter 2021

Bon voyage!

Track List:

oo Much - Drake (feat Sampha
 Come Close - Common feat Mary J. Blige (Boozoo Bajou Version)
 Message - Jamie Woon
 uMoya - Daev Martian
 i Wanna Know - Saib
 Pushing To Pull Gravity - Maxwell (Janeau308 Version)
  The Land Is Ours - Condry Ziqubu
 Black Bird - Jordan Rakei (Cover)
 Down Rockey -  Moses Molelekwa feat Moses Khumalo
 Tea Leaf Dancers - Flying Lotus (Comfort Fit Remix)
Yehlisani uMoya Azania - Busi Mhlongo (Uyiphe'unembeza [Monde Mkhizwana edit]
Vuka Muntu Om'nyama - Cool Affair (G.TE.B. H.B)
Slow Groove - Oddisee
Vula Mlomo - Srikastic (Mash Up)
Seco De Acerola -  Mental Abstraco (J Dilla Tribute)
 A Tribute To J Dilla - Liquid Crystal Project, J Rawls
Umoya - Blue Lab Beats
Hey - King (We Are King -Extended Mix)

Time Taveler's.WAV by HouseCatz

EARGASM

The Global Experience #YFM 99.2 - Juss Banks Guestmix

See Me In My Element Vol 2 Mixed By Bilal Da Dj

Mix for Brian Blaq's "Studio54" on Jozi Maboneng radio early in 2015.

Doda - Pink Lemonade Special (Studio 54 Guest Mix)

“This one is about surviving the storm — about losing the path, the light, and sometimes yourself… but still believing you’ll find your way again. It’s for anyone who’s wandered too far, sunk too deep, or doubted they could return. Every soul drifts. Every heart realigns. We always find our way again 👻🙏🏼”

We’ll Find Our Way Again

Boisanza - BGotSoul

See Me In My Element - Mixed By Bilal Da Dj

LOUNGE INDABA

SERENDIPITY

Here With Me Vol. 2

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.