The Afrosaxons – Gangsta (The Afrosaxons Remix)

We took Darkoo’s “Gangsta” ft. One Acen and transformed it into a vibrant Afro House anthem, weaving in the unmistakable vocals sampled from “Inna De Ghetto” by The Bad Yard Club & Crystal Waters (1993).

The driving bassline nods to our debut track “I C Wata,” blending UK funky energy, classic ‘90s house, and Afro swing melodies into one infectious groove.

Old school in the Blood. New school in the Bounce.

Sample Credit: Vocals sampled from “Inna De Ghetto” by The Bad Yard Club & Crystal Waters (1993)

Gangsta (The Afrosaxons Remix)

Bloodline

MY LOVE

Romantic

REWHINE

FairWELL

I wrote Everybody Don Japa to share the story of Nigerian youth facing struggles and dreaming of a better life abroad. Using Afrobeat vibes, it’s a message of hope, resilience, and the quest for freedom beyond borders.

Everybody Don Japa

In the Heart of Africa, a Tune Emerges
Somewhere deep in the heart of Africa, beneath the rustling canopy and the golden stretch of savannah, a tune rises. It doesn’t ask permission. It doesn’t wait for the perfect mix.
It simply is—alive, pulsing, unapologetic. This week, I found myself drawn to that sonic space.
Not a place on a map, but a feeling. A rhythm that moves through the soil, the sky, the soul.

🪘 The Pulse of the Earth
African music is not just heard—it’s felt. It’s the heartbeat of a village at dusk.
The laughter of children chasing shadows. The call-and-response between ancestors and tomorrow. Drums speak in ancient tongues. Vocals soar like birds tracing the wind.
And somewhere in that tapestry, a melody emerges—one that reminds us we’re part of something bigger than ourselves.

🎶 Why This Tune Matters
In a world that often feels fragmented, music from the heart of Africa reminds us of unity.
Of rhythm as a language. Of sound as a bridge.
This tune—whether it’s a field recording, a remix, or a spark of inspiration in your own DAW—carries the warmth of community, the fire of resilience, and the joy of movement.
It’s not just a track. It’s a reminder: We are still dancing. We are still listening.
We are still here.

🌞 From Sydney to Soweto
As I sit in my studio in Sydney, the sun rising over the Pacific, I feel the echo of that tune.
It travels across oceans, time zones, and tangled cables. It finds its way into my compositions, my reflections, my gratitude. And I send it back out—through speakers, through stories, through shared moments with you.

💫 Keep Listening
To the beat beneath your feet. To the melody in your morning.
To the tune that emerges, again and again, from the heart of Africa—and from your own.
Because music is everywhere. And it’s always inviting us to join in.

In The Heart of Africa

cool dance mix:
Finest - brazy
take your vibes and go - Kito, Kah-Lo, brazy, Baauer

take your Finest vibes and go mix

From Long Beach to Lagos

Finders Keepers (The Afrosaxons Remix) 
Visualiser:
https://youtu.be/kodgB7b-Lvs?si=rKnR7d6-DANmEukh

singer + multigenre DJ
808’s and heavy bass 🙂‍↕️🤟🏾⭐️

DjToyboy  - Schizophrenia - The Ultimate  Fluctuating between extreme Music Moods  - 

Music has power. It can alter your mood in ways that are sometimes beyond control. Whether that means switching from happy to sad, angry to calm or nonchalant to nostalgic – there is no doubt that music affects you.

While you probably know the impact music has on your moods and emotions, there are many other areas of our lives where those sweet sounds play a role.

I am a music producer/composer from Sydney, Australia. Classically trained percussionist and drummer. Played in orchestras and nightclub bands for several years. I've got a diverse musical portfolio from Rockabilly tours around the world to producing House and EDM tracks, I've lived multiple musical lives with these experiences and collaborations significantly influencing my electronic compositions.
My journey from classical percussion to electronic dance music is phenomenal. With all these influences, my compositions carry a unique flavor.

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