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The Deep House Show

Obi-Wan SA is a South African DJ and curator whose mixes explore the deeper side of house music through groove, emotion, and cultural lineage.

Podcast · By Obakeng Mholo · English (EN) · Official site

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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Afro Sunsets August Edition by Obi-Wan SA 30 August 2026 (opens the original)

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    Afro Sunsets — August Edition The sun doesn't always disappear quietly. Afro Sunsets — August Edition begins beneath open skies, moving through AfroTech, deep African rhythms and familiar melodies before gradually turning toward something louder, warmer and unmistakably South African. From the atmosphere of DJ Gregory and Mpho.Wav, through Hambalua and a reimagined Madan, the journey slowly gathers momentum. Then night arrives. The drums get heavier. The energy changes. Gqom enters the conversat

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Living Room (Winter Edition) - Familiar Faces by Obi-Wan SA 23 August 2026 (opens the original)

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    ️ The Living Room — Winter Edition: Familiar Faces The room is warmer now. Familiar Faces moves through broken beat, deep house, soulful house and reimagined classics, allowing different sounds and generations to share the same space. From the warmth of He Is The Joy and Summer Breeze, through Free Your Mind, So Alive and Mighty Lord, the mix gradually settles into a deeper late-night mood before closing gently with First Love. Nothing here feels forced. Just familiar records, new interpretation

  3. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Deep House Classics 501 by Obi-Wan SA 15 August 2026 (opens the original)

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    ️ Deep House Classics 501 Some records age. Others become part of the foundation. Deep House Classics 501 is a return to the music that helped shape the way we hear, feel and understand deep house. From Flashback and So Good Today through to Mr. V, Ralf GUM, Kerri Chandler and Quentin Harris, this mix is built around records that still carry meaning years later. There is soul here. There is memory. There is groove. This is not a greatest-hits collection. It is a personal archive of records that

  4. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    After The Chronicle — Mixtape Edition 326 by Obi-Wan SA 10 August 2026 (opens the original)

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    After the Chronicle 326 Some chapters don't end with answers. Sometimes, after the noise settles, all that's left is stillness—the opportunity to believe again, find joy again, and remember what matters. After the Chronicle 326 moves through reflection, surrender, warmth and renewal. From Still Water and Save Us to the quiet beauty of Purple Tulips, the journey gradually turns toward joy, purpose and acceptance. And when everything has been said, there is only one place left to go: Back to one.

  5. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Crates & Cuts — 822 by Obi-Wan SA 04 August 2026 (opens the original)

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    Crates & Cuts 822 Some journeys begin with certainty. Others begin with a question, a prayer or a quiet belief that something better is waiting ahead. Crates & Cuts 822 moves through longing, light, praise and perseverance. From the reflective opening of Moja and I Believe, the mix gradually finds its way toward prayer, joy and triumph. Along the journey, deep South African grooves meet soulful vocals, spiritual undertones and a touch of Brazilian movement. The closing stretch—Amen for 8 Years P

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