MZANSI DEEP

00:01 Mzansi Deep family. We built something for you. The Mzansi Deep app. Free on the Apple App Store. Every session right there on your iPhone. Stream it. Download it. Take it offline. The Deep House and the private school mixes from the Mzansi Deep residents and guests. And here's the vibe. Tap the mic. Leave a voice note. And you might hear yourself on the show. Mzansi Deep. South Africa's favorite and most innovative Deep and Soulful House music podcast show. 00:36 In your pocket. Usansi Deep. The Soulful and Deep House Sessions. 00:46 It's 422, Mzansi Deep, South Africa's favorite deep house and soulful house music podcast show. It's Terence Roda. 00:54 I started this show in August 2016 and 10 years later, we're still going strong, stronger than ever. 01:03 Thank you, listeners, for keeping us going. When we tried to quit this show twice, you know, once during COVID and one more time after that, also due to economic downturns and circumstance, all that, thank you for keeping us motivated. We are here for you. We're the servants of Deep House. We do what's best for the genre. And one of those things is keeping this show going for you. representing South Africa to the rest of the world in terms of the deep, our scene. So in August, we celebrate this milestone in a few ways. 01:38 First of all, August, each of us are going to be playing like a 10 year, best of 10 year mix. I will probably do more than one. So this is part one for me. I'm doing today's one, the most impactful tunes for the last 10 years while this show was running. DJ Nate will also do one in Causa and also hopefully we'll get a guest DJ in for this month and another way in which we are celebrating this milestone is bringing you an iOS app as you heard in the advert starting with the show iOS app is now available downloaded there's lots of features and we're just going to build more and more features on from there listeners with Android phones do not despair your turn is coming later this year alright So in the meantime, Terence Roder in the mix. 02:28 Deep House. Let's go. Ten years in a row. 02:33 Zanzideep. Ten years. Ten years of deepness. 09:19 You know that he's a sinner, girl. I want you to get together. 09:26 Put your hands together one time. And oh Lord, put a blessing on you. 09:34 And don't work like that at all, like. 09:41 I'm trying to respect, I'll refresh you. 11:39 Put your hand 13:04 Oh, oh, oh 18:10 Ten years. Ten years. 18:26 Listen to Mzansi Deep on our website, mzansideep.com, or on podcast apps such as Apple Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio, FM Radio South Africa, and many more. 18:41 Yo, what's up? This is René Da Vinci. You are listening to Mzansi Deep, the ultimate deep and soulful house podcast show show. 19:21 Listen to Zanzideev on your iPhone, Apple iPhone. Simply search Zanzideev on the Apple App Store and tap to install. 28:49 deeply rooted in us. 28:52 Singing and dancing together is what binds a community together. It is a way of expressing joy, sorrow, affection. 30:14 If you can talk, you can sing. 30:18 If you can walk, you can dance. 30:21 This is a Zimbabwe proverb. I believe that rhythm and movement is natural in our bodies. Dance is a primal form of communication and is very deeply rooted in us. 30:32 Singing and dancing together is what binds a community together. It is a way of expressing joy, sorrow, and passion. 31:39 In many cases the dances of Africa are thousands of years old and I pay homage to the ancestors and elders of this tradition. Traditionally certain dances were used specifically for healing, body, mind or spirit. 31:55 These dances come from a people who did not separate spirituality from everyday life. African dances were performed for any significant event or rite of passage, from birth to death. 41:05 Tell me your thoughts on what's happening in South Africa from a musical perspective. 41:13 Where should I start, man? Like, just since the first minute I stepped my foot in here, everything has been amazing. Like, all the people, so supporting. And just the unity of the local scene here is something that other countries should look up to. 41:38 You have something really special, and I'm not saying it only because I'm sitting in this studio now talking to you, but like you can obviously feel it when you're at the spa. 41:47 Like everyone comes for the music. People know of my music much more than people back home. We're very passionate about South Africa. 42:08 But keep it Josie. Keep it Josie. 43:09 The Soulful and Deep House Sessions. Zanzideep shows can be downloaded from www.zanzideep.com. 43:36 Listen to Nzanci Deep on your iPhone, Apple iPhone. Simply search Nzanci Deep on the Apple App Store and tap to install. 52:48 Bye. 57:46 Love is real. 57:47 I see it in your eyes. 57:49 Love is real. 57:51 I see it 59:00 NWN in the background, Love is Real, just one of the many tracks that really resonated with me in the past 10 years since 2016 while we were doing Mzansi Deep. 59:12 Mzansi Deep just started as an idea for me. 59:16 I started it anyway, even though I was a total zero in terms of presenting. Not that I'm much now, but much more confident at least. Started off the show with a track from myself, featuring Mimi. 59:32 and it was a Jude Brown remix Jude Brown actually made a better remix than I did so I played his one his remixes really resonate with me check him out Jude Brown very talented producer from Cape Town we're gonna say goodbye to our syndicated listeners who's listening to radio stations online radio stations around the world But the podcast listeners and our Mzansideep app listeners, stay till the end, man. Stay till the end. 60:04 We got your back. 60:07 Remember, you can do advanced searches on the app for your favorite DJ or per year, however you want to slice it, for our whole catalog running through 10 years. 60:20 Thank you, Mzansideep listeners. We couldn't do this without you. 60:25 Leave us a voice note on the app and tell us how you like it, man. Tell us how you like the app. 70:03 Thank you. 76:34 In Sansa Deep. Ten years. Ten years. Of deepness. Someday. 76:39 Someday. Someday. Someday. Someday.