Categories: MusicSingles

DJ Lag remixes Bongeziwe Mabandla single ‘Ndiyakuthanda’

Gqom pioneer DJ Lag has remixed ‘Ndiyakuthanda’, the critically acclaimed track from fellow South African artist Bongeziwe Mabandla, out now.

The DJ Lag remix of ‘Ndiyakuthanda’ injects percussive dancefloor energy into the charming original. ‘Ndiyakuthanda’ featured on Mabandla’s third studio album iiminireleased to critical acclaim last year. Since then, it has accrued over 8 million streams, and quickly reached number 1 on iTunes South Africa. Iimini also earned top 10 positions on iTunes charts the R&B/Soul chart in France, Netherlands, Germany, Finland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Austria and Botswana and top 100 positions in the UK, US and Norway and top 100 positions in +20 countries.

Releasing his debut album Umlilo in 2012, Bongeziwe Mabandla has steadily built a career that now sees him take his place as the enigmatic spirit of African Soul. Bongeziwe has toured throughout Europe and Africa, including Lake of Stars in Malawi, Netherlands’ Afrovibes Festival, Womex in Finland, and the Oslo World Festival, along with shows at London’s 100 Club, Zurich, and eight dates in France (including sold-out shows in Paris and Strasbourg). Since the release of his 3rd album Iimini, Bongeziwe’s distinct and poignant folk sound has been lauded by critics and musical peers alike, with support from the likes of Sam Smith, Florence Pugh and Mumford & Sons’ Winston Marshall. Most recently the celebrated artist performed virtually at the esteemed SXSW festival on 17th March.

In just five years, DJ Lag has established himself as a world-class sonic innovator and has taken one of the exciting electronic music movements of the 21st century – the genre known as gqom – from South Africa into the global spotlight, all while under the age of 25. He is best known for ‘MY POWER’, a Beyonce collaboration for the soundtrack of the Lion King, which has racked up 19 million Spotify streams.

The ‘King of Gqom’ brings some of the genre’s raw energy into play for his remix of ‘Ndiyakuthanda’.

Email

ihouseuadmin

Recent Posts

ZUSO – Hurting (feat. Keelan Mak)

Rising Australian electronic producer ZUSO (aka Gabriel Cuenca) makes a powerful return this week with the release…

3 days ago

TRINIX and Mari Froes Unveil Feel-Good Global Collab ‘Vaitimbora’

French production duo TRINIX continue their rise through the global electronic scene with ‘Vaitimbora’, a…

3 days ago

DNKLE Unveils Hypnotic New Single ‘Obscurite’

Rising Indian electronic artist DNKLE returns with his second official release on GITA Recordings, the…

3 days ago

Déepalma Unveils New Sizzling Afro-Organic House cut ‘Alone’ by Kai Hillmann

Out on May 9th via Déepalma Records, German DJ and producer Kai Hillmann makes a…

3 days ago

Darby Blends UKG and Hardgroove on Relentless Peak-Time Driver “NONSTOP” on NIGHTMODE

Darby returns to NIGHTMODE on May 2 with “NONSTOP,” a no-brakes hardgroove and UKG-infused weapon built…

3 days ago

Slushii Unleashes His “Operation: Overload” EP, A Sonic Exploration Of Emotion, Energy, and Experimentation

Marking his first EP in over two years, Slushii returns in full force with “Operation:…

3 days ago