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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2017 · 2 MIN

CLIP- We Will Be One (Dub)

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Xtetiqsoul 'We can be one & Mend to Pieces' Afrocentric Records / AR0003 http://www.werafrocentric.com/> https://www.facebook.com/afrocentricrecords/ https://www.facebook.com/werafrocentric/ https://www.facebook.com/xtetiqsoul.bros https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/xtetiqsoul Cory Centric returns with release number 3 from his new imprint Afrocentric Records this time showcasing the outstanding talents of rising star XtetiQsoul. XtetiQsoul first release on Afrocentric Records highlights his unique style with three tracks which showcase his talent and ear for sound. “We can be one” is a driving dance floor filler featuring the vocal talent of newcomer Malvesant, a consistent thumping baseline with haunting strings, melodic keys and a cinematic breakdown that Ennio Morricone would be proud of, add to this the “We can be one dub” which flips the script on the original to take into deeper territory whilst maintaining the drive of the Original. “Mend to Pieces” can only be described as an Afro-Tech Banger with a unique use of hand claps which gives the track a hypnotic feel supported but subtle use of guitar stabs which makes the track a straight heads down groover. XtetiQsoul real name, Siyabonga Hugo Ziqubu was born in 1993 at (Umlazi) Durban, South Africa he has be perfecting his craft for the last 6 years. He is inspired by Mr Raoul K, Osunlade, Black Coffee, Ame, Hendrick Shwartz, and DJ Fresh. Known in South Africa as the one man orchestra at the tender age of 24 he has has already released an album on Universal music,as well as winning the Redbull & Soulistic Music worldwide remix competition. He has worked with artist such as Kabomo and Jackie Queens and is currently working on projects with Black Coffee, Black Motion, DJ Shimza and Soulstar, he is also one half of the Iklwa brothers alongside Enoo Napa.

Xtetiqsoul 'We can be one & Mend to Pieces' Afrocentric Records / AR0003 http://www.werafrocentric.com/> https://www.facebook.com/afrocentricrecords/ https://www.facebook.com/werafrocentric/ https://www.facebook.com/xtetiqsoul.bros https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/xtetiqsoul Cory Centric returns with release number 3 from his new imprint Afrocentric Records this time showcasing the outstanding talents of rising star XtetiQsoul. XtetiQsoul first release on Afrocentric Records highlights his unique style with three tracks which showcase his talent and ear for sound. “We can be one” is a driving dance floor filler featuring the vocal talent of newcomer Malvesant, a consistent thumping baseline with haunting strings, melodic keys and a cinematic breakdown that Ennio Morricone would be proud of, add to this the “We can be one dub” which flips the script on the original to take into deeper territory whilst maintaining the drive of the Original. “Mend to Pieces” can only be described as an Afro-Tech Banger with a unique use of hand claps which gives the track a hypnotic feel supported but subtle use of guitar stabs which makes the track a straight heads down groover. XtetiQsoul real name, Siyabonga Hugo Ziqubu was born in 1993 at (Umlazi) Durban, South Africa he has be perfecting his craft for the last 6 years. He is inspired by Mr Raoul K, Osunlade, Black Coffee, Ame, Hendrick Shwartz, and DJ Fresh. Known in South Africa as the one man orchestra at the tender age of 24 he has has already released an album on Universal music,as well as winning the Redbull & Soulistic Music worldwide remix competition. He has worked with artist such as Kabomo and Jackie Queens and is currently working on projects with Black Coffee, Black Motion, DJ Shimza and Soulstar, he is also one half of the Iklwa brothers alongside Enoo Napa.

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