A fresh collection of exclusive DJ edits, blends, and creative reworks designed to give familiar records a new perspective. Volume 6 features reinterpretations inspired by artists including **Tyla, Black Rob, Adele**, and more, seamlessly bringing together Hip Hop, R&B, Pop, and club influences.

Created for DJs, music lovers, and anyone who appreciates hearing classics and contemporary tracks reimagined, these edits are crafted to work on the dancefloor while offering a unique listening experience.

Thank you for supporting independent music. Every purchase helps make future releases possible and allows me to continue creating exclusive edits, blends, remixes, and DJ-focused projects.

Enjoy the music, and as always, play it loud.

15 years ago, **EJ Von Lyrik** released *The Human Condition* — her second solo album after helping redefine South African hip hop as a member of the iconic Godessa.

I've been fortunate enough to be part of her solo journey as her DJ, both on stage and in the studio. But our story goes back even further. We first crossed paths in 1996/97 as members of a crew called **Neophytes**, and I've had the privilege of witnessing her artistry evolve ever since.

To me, EJ is one of Africa's most gifted creatives — a singer, songwriter, producer, lyricist and visionary whose work has earned praise from none other than Chuck D. Yet, despite her immense contribution to our musical heritage, her solo catalogue and the Godessa albums remain absent from the major streaming platforms. Thankfully, much of the music can still be found on SoundCloud.

If you've never experienced her work, or if it's been a while, I invite you to dive in. A great place to start is **The Journey Mixtape**, which I released on my Bandcamp a few years ago as a tribute to this remarkable artist.

Some artists make hits. Others leave a legacy.

EJ Von Lyrik continues to do both. ❤️
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The 7785 Remix breathes new life into "Fresh Air," reimagining the original release from seven years ago with a renewed sonic perspective while preserving its heart and message.
The original version featured Andy Mkosi—a South African spoken word artist, photographer, MC, and all-round creative whose voice and artistry helped shape the spirit of the record.
Credits
Original Vocals: Andy Mkosi
Additional Vocals: Deslynn Nothemba Malotana & Tembinkosi
Lead Vocal Recording: Eugene Ackerman
Mixed & Mastered by Gary Arsenic at Metalloid Lab Productions

A seamless journey through four decades of timeless music, DJ Edits & Blends #5 connects the dots between 80s pop anthems, 90s hip hop classics, R&B gems, dancefloor favourites, and 2000s bangers. From the unmistakable hooks of Rick Astley to the lyrical brilliance of Kendrick Lamar, every transition is crafted to celebrate the shared energy that lives across generations.
Expect exclusive edits, creative blends, unexpected mashups, and smooth genre-hopping that moves effortlessly through funk, soul, pop, hip hop, and club classics. Whether you're revisiting old favourites or discovering new connections, this mix is built for long drives, house parties, workouts, or simply turning up the volume.
From 80s nostalgia to modern-day anthems—one continuous soundtrack, mixed the DJ Azuhl way.

A-Side Breaks Vol 11 continues the journey through dusty drums, neck-snapping breaks, soulful chops and global rhythms for the heads that still appreciate the art of digging. This latest instalment dives deeper into boombap-inspired grooves, rare grooves and cinematic moods — built for b-boys, b-girls, open-minded selectors and anyone who still values raw rhythm over algorithms.
Equal parts nostalgia and forward-thinking experimentation, Vol 11 feels like a late-night beat tape, a dance cipher soundtrack and a crate-digger’s passport all at once. No gimmicks. Just breaks, basslines and soul carefully stitched together in true A-Side fashion.

Journey to Rap City feels less like a debut EP and more like an arrival. Produced by DJ Azuhl and voiced by Saarah The Lyrical Activist, this project carries relatable tales of life, rebirth, struggle and becoming — songs rooted in lived experience rather than performance.
What makes this release compelling is how it functions as both introduction and testimony. Saarah opens a window into who she is as a Cape Town-based independent Rap Artist, Author and Performer, with lyricism shaped by reflection, resistance and purpose. There’s vulnerability here, but also conviction.
The production provides a soulful, grounded backdrop for stories that move between personal narrative and wider social consciousness. Journey to Rap City documents an artist finding voice, sharpening identity and mapping a journey in real time.
For a first EP, it carries the weight of someone who has been building toward this moment for a long time. Not just a collection of songs, but a statement of intent.

K.O – 20 Summers (7785 Remix) – DJ Azuhl
A tribute. A timestamp. A flip of legacy.
Originally released in 2026, 20 Summers sees K.O reflect on two decades in the game—charting a journey from the Teargas era to becoming one of the pillars of modern Mzansi hip hop. It’s introspective, celebratory, and rooted in growth—balancing hunger with legacy.

The 7785 Remix by DJ Azuhl reimagines that reflection through a different lens. Leaning into a more radio-ready, accessible aesthetic, this version reshapes the original with smoother transitions, polished textures, and a wider sonic appeal. The remix maintains the essence of K.O’s introspection while positioning the track within a space that connects effortlessly with both core hip hop listeners and broader audiences.

Part of Azuhl’s ongoing remix philosophy, the 7785 treatment isn’t just about reworking a track—it’s about preserving the DNA of South African hip hop while reshaping it for a different listening experience.
From introspection to head-nod.
From legacy to loop.

This is 20 Summers—reimagined.

Taken from the seminal Skeletsleutel (2005), this track captures a pivotal chapter in South African hip hop history. Released through High Voltage, the album stands as a benchmark in Afrikaans rap for its sharp lyricism, daring production and cultural weight. I contributed scratches across the full project and concept input on selected songs, making this release deeply personal. The track also appears on my debut African Shockwave Vol. 1 with Grenville Williams.
Since then, Jitsvinger has continued crafting essential work, expanding his legacy through a strong catalog available on Bandcamp: https://jitsvinger.bandcamp.com/
A piece of history, still resonating.

Originally released in 2016 via Cape Town imprint Stereotype Records, this collaboration between Lance Theron and Candice Thornton gets a striking reinterpretation.
Where the original leaned into high-energy club territory, this remix takes a different path entirely — slowing things down into a more melancholic, introspective space. The BPM drop allows the emotion in Candice Thornton’s vocals to breathe, drifting over textured layers, subtle rhythms, and a mood that feels both distant and deeply immersive.
It’s less about the dancefloor rush and more about the after-hours reflection — a version that lingers, unfolds, and pulls you inward with every listen.