simply sublime ! all the way from the UK 

Half an hour of deep bass lines, funky vocals, and groovy mixing including some of South Africa's finest.

Track List:
- Nelson Mandela speech (46664 concert - Cape Town, South Africa)
- Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar (Ben E & Falki Remix)
- Spekski - Your Love (Master Simz Remix)
- Alok & Icy Sasaki - Aint No Sunshine
- Alok & Shapeless - Who Gives
- Sevenn - Colors Of The Rainbow (Original Mix)
- Icy Sasaki & Autobotz - Ready To Party (Original Mix)
- Bass Kleph & Stellar MC - Spend My Money (CINIMIN 2016 Remix)
- William Fitzsimmons - So This Is Goodbye (Ben-E´s Technologic Remix)




Playground Twins - Alpha Deep House mix

What sets the Playground Twins apart is not just their music, but their unwavering belief in service as the highest calling.

In a world of fleeting fame, they’ve rooted themselves in a deeper mission: to uplift, to guide, to give without asking. Through their NPO, GrowingOGs, they’ve spent the last six years nurturing over 700 young dreamers—teaching them the language of sound and rhythm, opening doors to futures they couldn’t yet imagine.

Their journey transcends the decks. From taking free workshops to the far reaches of the Transkei to inspiring their international audiences, they’ve woven their craft into something larger: a movement that keeps the arts alive and thriving, even in times of adversity.

Every beat, every mix, every set they play carries the spirit of transformation—an invitation to evolve. These Twins aren’t just DJs; they are stewards of a musical ethos that dares to dream beyond the self, to serve the greater harmony of the world.

This is what it means to truly stand out—not just in sound, but in purpose.

House, Indie Dance, Deep House, Progressive House, Afro House, Melodic House & Techno, Organic House

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est 2015
Cape Town based

PGTwins - Production Profile
OG Records Africa
Afrolux Records

bookings:
nathan@ogct.co.za
+27835558875 (whatsapp)

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