Mntara De Sabzz
 is something of an anomaly in music. A humbling example of what it takes to truly succeed within the framework of multiple fields. A steadfast work ethic, an obsessively extensive vinyl library and the willingness to pursue the full extents of his roots (Deep House,Chill out, Soul and Jazz), foundation (Hip-Hop) and future (Electronic/Dance music) with no restraints. A cornerstone of House Music late 20s indie-uprise,Mantara De Sabzz made much of his first impression on listeners as the musical background of his group.  if you didn’t have a Me An The Noise production under your belt, well, you just hadn’t accomplished all there was to accomplish. 

Everyone from Dj Tua, Akona to Dj Trace boasted Mantra De Ssabzz beats to prove their worth to the scene. 

As collaborative production work flooded his House241 studio, from Afro House  legends like Black Coffee , Sai and Riber Tone and Dj Soli Vister to even The Jungle Brothers. Yet, while his stock as a the go-to producer rose so did his value as a key, if not crucial, remixer. At the time reworking hits for the major-label likes of House241 

 Mantara De Sabzz’s sonics soon infiltrated numerous genres. Tapped by everyone from Atjazz and Dj Spinner (for his brilliant Michael Jackson homage to “We’re Almost There”). It’s here his production presence would flourish greatly, as Mantara De Sabzz would go on to revive and revise Soulful marvels like Donald Byrd Eddie Kendricks, Betty Carter, Roy Ayers and Al Jarreau. Always relevant to the current, Mantara De Sabzz has taken to new mixes for the Deep House as with the well respected. Though it goes without saying that one of the more memorable mixes goes to his monumental version of ShawnSweet Mangos. In turn, catapulting Mantara De Sabzz into his now stately, touted presence in the Deep House and Afro House scene. A home for his deep house Demos, the imprint came to fruition in 2000.

 Stylishly accessible brand of House and dance music that is unique only to him. Remaining a musician for the ages,Mantara De Sabzz’s true successes happily await in the future. Won’t you come along for the ride? 

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