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Deep House Essentials Vol. 2
As the season turns and the air grows cooler, Deep House Essentials Vol. 2 arrives with the warmth of late afternoons and slow evenings. This edition leans into deeper grooves and reflective melodies, where rhythm moves gently and space becomes part of the music. The selections carry the subtle colours of autumn — earthy basslines, patient percussion, and soulful textures that settle comfortably rather than rush forward.
Rooted in South African deep house spirit and guided by careful restraint, the journey unfolds gradually, moving from quiet reflection to steady movement before drifting into a thoughtful close. It’s music for golden sunsets, long walks home, and rooms where conversation and rhythm share the same warmth. In this season of transition, Deep House Essentials Vol. 2 reminds us that the deepest grooves are often the ones that move slowly.
1. Beat Soul - A Million Dreams (Original Mix)
2. Black Villain - The Whole Thing (feat. !Sooks & Lunga SA)
3. Poizen & Artwork Sounds - Prayer For Healing (feat. Pearl Mncube)
4. Thabo Tonick - Get Down (feat. Earl JazziQ)
5. TimAdeep - Speck of Dust
6. Deep Owen - Otokogi
7. Real NuZz - Too Attached (Groovy Mix)
8. Vince deDJ - Ehh Skeem
9. Chronical Deep - Make Up Your Mind
10. Kid Fonque & Jonny Miller - Amaphela (El Payo Remix) (feat. ASAP Shembe)
11. China Charmeleon - Injula (Tribute To Staffa)
12. China Charmeleon - Ndikhoklhele (feat. Nkulu Keys & Ndumi)
13. Fka Mash - Lonely Jester
14. N’Dinga Gaba – Summer Breeze (Fka Mash Re-glitch) (feat. Sahffi)
Deep House Essentials — Copyright & Usage Disclaimer
Deep House Essentials is a curated DJ mix series created for promotional, educational, and cultural archival purposes only. All music featured remains the property of the respective artists, composers, publishers, and record labels. No copyright infringement is intended and no financial gain is derived from these recordings.
This series exists to honour deep house culture and long-form DJ curation. Listeners are encouraged to support the artists by purchasing their music and attending live performances.
Any rights holder concerns will be addressed promptly upon request.
As the season turns and the air grows cooler, Deep House Essentials Vol. 2 arrives with the warmth of late afternoons and slow evenings. This edition leans into deeper grooves and reflective melodies, where rhythm moves gently and space becomes part of the music. The selections carry the subtle colours of autumn — earthy basslines, patient percussion, and soulful textures that settle comfortably rather than rush forward.
Rooted in South African deep house spirit and guided by careful restraint, the journey unfolds gradually, moving from quiet reflection to steady movement before drifting into a thoughtful close. It’s music for golden sunsets, long walks home, and rooms where conversation and rhythm share the same warmth. In this season of transition, Deep House Essentials Vol. 2 reminds us that the deepest grooves are often the ones that move slowly.
1. Beat Soul - A Million Dreams (Original Mix)
2. Black Villain - The Whole Thing (feat. !Sooks & Lunga SA)
3. Poizen & Artwork Sounds - Prayer For Healing (feat. Pearl Mncube)
4. Thabo Tonick - Get Down (feat. Earl JazziQ)
5. TimAdeep - Speck of Dust
6. Deep Owen - Otokogi
7. Real NuZz - Too Attached (Groovy Mix)
8. Vince deDJ - Ehh Skeem
9. Chronical Deep - Make Up Your Mind
10. Kid Fonque & Jonny Miller - Amaphela (El Payo Remix) (feat. ASAP Shembe)
11. China Charmeleon - Injula (Tribute To Staffa)
12. China Charmeleon - Ndikhoklhele (feat. Nkulu Keys & Ndumi)
13. Fka Mash - Lonely Jester
14. N’Dinga Gaba – Summer Breeze (Fka Mash Re-glitch) (feat. Sahffi)
Deep House Essentials — Copyright & Usage Disclaimer
Deep House Essentials is a curated DJ mix series created for promotional, educational, and cultural archival purposes only. All music featured remains the property of the respective artists, composers, publishers, and record labels. No copyright infringement is intended and no financial gain is derived from these recordings.
This series exists to honour deep house culture and long-form DJ curation. Listeners are encouraged to support the artists by purchasing their music and attending live performances.
Any rights holder concerns will be addressed promptly upon request.
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