These sets are the genesis of something magical to happen at the dawn of the so-called post-apocalyptic era.
The memo was to start with a track and then feel the vibe and follow the energy to where it wants to go.
The first hour was serene and beautiful as the sun began setting. What happened after that as the groove started getting thick and nasty was a series of 'jirre, jissus' moments.
We were both feeling the direction of where and how we wanted to go. For hours we were locked in the groove breaking personal musical barriers as we discovered more in the music than we have previously heard before. Mo was riding those beats with long mixes, twisting, and turning those bass frequencies inside and out.
Kriz was gliding on top of the treble flicking and twitching those faders on the 4/4.
It was certainly a sight and experience to behold as the others could not be still anymore as the bass beckoned them to get up and ride the groove.......
We hope you get to experience a little bit of what happened on that faithful day when MK2 was born.......
(Picture Credit Lee Menzies)

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The Deep End (DJ & Krizzology)

Mo Bangles, a.k.a Desert Jesuz, rekindled his passion for DJ-ing in 2018 after a hiatus since the Vinyl era, where Jorge Capkovic (R.I.P) played a pivotal role. His journey was reignited by the mesmerizing Playa Sounds experienced during his inaugural visit to Afrikaburn. A promise made to himself materialized in 2019 when he returned to deliver his debut Burn set.

The Ethiopian Coffee Fractal Chill became the canvas for Mo's distinctive blend of Downtempo beats and Slow Soulful music, a departure from the usual Burn soundscape. 
The ambiance he crafted resonated deeply with the audience, offering a profound sense of peace, love, and tranquility. The crowd's enthusiastic response became Mo's driving force to continuously share his music with beautiful souls.

While Mo doesn't have a specific genre preference, he believes in playing music that exudes love from the heart. Influenced by legends like Sasha, John Digweed, and Sander Kleinenberg, who captured his imagination during the Underground era, 
Mo also draws inspiration from local talents like Don Wildman and KRIZZOLOGY (Family), #The Thrillogy 

Mo extends his gratitude to music enthusiasts worldwide, acknowledging the support and love he has received. He considers himself honored and blessed by the connection. He envisions music as the binding force that harmonizes us in the matrix of existence. 

#MusicmadeMedoit
#BASSsoPHATyoucansitONit
#FeelTheLove
#21forLife