Bismillah by Mecca Melodies

Bismillah

Allah's name
I call it out (ooh-yeah!)
In the night
Without a doubt (ooh-yeah!)
Guiding light
The one I seek (ooh-yeah!)
Through the dark
And when I'm weak (ooh-yeah!)

Muhammad's path
I follow now (yeah-yeah!)
His teachings show me how (yeah-yeah!)
Through the joy and through the pain (yeah-yeah!)
Praise his name
Again
Again (yeah-yeah!)

Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)

Feel the beat
It moves the heart (ah-ah!)
From the start
We never part (ah-ah!)
With Allah
We stand so tall (ah-ah!)
Faithful
Strong
We will not fall (ah-ah!)

In the dance
Raise your hands (hey!
Pure love
He understands (hey!)
Beautiful
His grace so high (hey!)
With every step
We touch the sky (hey!)

Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)
Bismillah
Bismillah (oh-oh-oh)

Bismillah

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starting off with some fun tracks (for the girls), this set takes a quick dive into the acid side of tech house (also super fun — also for the girls)

baddies at bad manors ·  jobek · women's day · 09.08.2024

IBAMBE BABY

ASKIES BABY

DEEP LIKE CULOE DE

EHALIFAX

IBOYZ ZAM

I COME 1ST

The Boks return from Argentina with their tails between their legs, much like the Lions who threw away a full-time lead when the Sharks smelled blood in the water at Ellis Park. Adam returns to the pod with Andy and Phil to recount the Currie Cup final matchday experience and put the magnifying glass to the mysterious case of Manie's missing compass. The panel predicts the Boks to put the BOMB back in Mbombela this weekend, though.

Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show.

Episode 279: Throwing good Manie after bad

i had the privilege of closing living machines from 5am at carfax, newton, johannesburg

honestly, this is my favourite set to date — there are so many south african nuggets scattered through here, which makes it even more special to me

shout out to living machines for the trust fr x

living machines · carfax ·  johannesburg · 14.12.2024

South Africa is a magical place, full of wild landscapes and wonderful people.  This was my fourth time touring in the country, and what a privilege it has been.  Johannesburg and Cape Town offer very distinct experiences as cities, but ToyToy and Killer Robot have both curated similarly authentic underground movements over many years, and their hard work and longevity really shows.  

The energy on both dancefloors was passionate, raw, and deeply connected to the music.  Like the two cities, each party has its own unique vibe, but the common thread was a love for and knowledge of deep, hypnotic, underground dance music and an appreciation for the craft of DJing.  Both parties have a 'no photos' policy.  We need more of this please.  

Huge respect to the folks behind ToyToy and Killer Robot for their dedication to keeping underground culture alive, in the face of so many modern headwinds.  

Here are excerpts from both sets.  Cape Town from the earlier, clubbier portion of the night, and Joburg when I was winding down the garden in the wee hours of the morning after a wild four hour ride with their world-class crowd.  

Until next time, South Africa.


Butane @ Modular (Lido) Killer Robot Cape Town Feb 22, 2025

South Africa is a magical place, full of wild landscapes and wonderful people.  This was my fourth time touring in the country, and what a privilege it has been.  Johannesburg and Cape Town offer very distinct experiences as cities, but ToyToy and Killer Robot have both curated similarly authentic underground movements over many years, and their hard work and longevity really shows.  

The energy on both dancefloors was passionate, raw, and deeply connected to the music.  Like the two cities, each party has its own unique vibe, but the common thread was a love for and knowledge of deep, hypnotic, underground dance music and an appreciation for the craft of DJing.  Both parties have a 'no photos' policy.  We need more of this please.  

Huge respect to the folks behind ToyToy and Killer Robot for their dedication to keeping underground culture alive, in the face of so many modern headwinds.  

Here are excerpts from both sets.  Cape Town from the earlier, clubbier portion of the night, and Joburg when I was winding down the garden in the wee hours of the morning after a wild four hour ride with their world-class crowd.  

Until next time.

Butane @ TOYTOY (Garden) Johannesburg Feb 28, 2025

Jozi trappin (prod by. Kosfinger beats)

CHILLOUT SUNDAY HOUSE MIX // SPRING 2025

International DJ. Electronic Musician. 
Mix/Master Engineer. Founder: Little Helpers, Alphahouse, Extrasketch.

--bio--
Growing up in the midwestern United States, Butane was steeped in the classic underground house and techno sounds that originated in Chicago and Detroit. Further influences came from afar: New York house, west coast house, UK tech house, Cologne techno, Berlin minimal.  His formative years were spent on the dancefloors of legendary venues like Twilo and Vinyl in New York City, Space and Crobar during Miami's Winter Music Conference, and Rednofive in Chicago.

An avid record collector and DJ since 2002, Andrew’s infamous monthly party in St. Louis established an underground scene in the city and became a must-stop for touring international artists.  In 2004, Andrew embarked on his own artistic journey in the studio, despite lacking any formal musical training (a classically trained pianist he was not).  Proving to be a fast learner, his unique and eclectic sound began earning him worldwide acclaim on international record labels in a mere matter of months.  The German press dubbed him a “wunderkind”.  He moved to Berlin shortly after, residing in the city from 2006-2011.  

Now a resident of San Francisco, Butane is renowned for a steadfast commitment to his craft, and stands as a pillar of artistic integrity and consistency in the rapidly changing realm of electronic dance music.  He values studio work over social media, and boasts an impressive and sprawling discography released by some of the most respected imprints in the business.  As the founder of three labels of his own - Alphahouse, Little Helpers, and his new Extrasketch project - Butane's impact on the industry is both deep and enduring.

For over two decades, Andrew has traversed the globe curating unforgettable sonic experiences.  From underground raves to name-brand clubs, electrifying festival stages to poolside soirées, he has graced the decks in over 60 countries.  Infused with energy, finesse, and sophistication, his sets resonate deeply with in-the-know audiences.  Armed with a meticulously curated collection of custom edits, remastered classics, and hidden gems from decades in the house and techno business, Butane draws on his considerable experience moving crowds to deliver versatile, unpredictable, pitch-perfect performances.

General inquiries: butane27@gmail.com
N/S America: melissa@armige.com
EU/UK/Asia - j@arai.agency

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Elite Rugby Banter - the rugby pod where the commentary is as unpredictable as the bounce of the ball. Join Phil, Ant, and Andrew, three rugby nerds and fantasy draft managers, as they give their biased and unqualified but never dispassionate opinions on all things rugby related.

Andrew:
Rugby claim to fame: length of the field try against Bishops for the u12 C team
Teams supported other than the Springboks: Stormers, Scotland
Favourite rugby moment: every Breyton Paulse flick-flack

Ant:
Rugby claim to fame: Lightest hooker to play senior rugby for UCT 
Teams other than the Springboks: Sharks, Giltinis (RIP), Nambia
Favourite rugby moment: any Frans Steyn 50m kick, or Louis Carbonel pointing and laughing at the english before slotting a conversion, or RG fighting the whole Aussie team

Phil:
Rugby claim to fame: Smashed through a whole a Kingswood team to score a magical try (twice)
Teams other than the Lions: Springboks, England, Cheetahs
Favourite rugby moment: Lions comprehensive win over the Sharks in the 2011 Currie Cup final

You can find them on Spotify, iTunes, Soundcloud, and Acast.

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