tomorrow we on! Oke Oke music video premiering here
Running the Streets of New York 🇺🇸🗽 tonight we party hard @deluxxfluxxnyc 🔥
📸 @martinmxr
#international_pantsula🌎
#IceDropMusic
#blackmajor
Running the Streets of New York 🇺🇸🗽 tonight we party hard @deluxxfluxxnyc 🔥
📸 @martinmxr
#international_pantsula🌎
#IceDropMusic
#blackmajor
friday, lets get it 🔥
Ah! Manje Clean 🧼
#hadebosschallenge
#Asambe
📍 @rockets.beachclub Lets make a movie on a sunday 🔥💯
📸 @sightsbylieto
#HADEBOSS 🙏 @mrnationthingz_sa
🔉 HADE BOSS SZN 🔉
You took off with the challenge 🚀 now it’s our time to give something back
Tell your boss that summer is still here, Gqom and Piano new frontiers - breaking all rules, let’s go 🔥
Song is up on all platforms platoon.lnk.to/hade-boss
Captured by @vincedreystudio
Shout out to @shelflifestore & @kutlo.artinheaven for the look @mrnationthingzSK @K.C_Driller_
In just six 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 not yet 26.
Through a slate of critically acclaimed EPs (including his 2016 Goon Club Allstars debut and 2019’s Uhuru, released through Diplo’s Good Enuff imprint), extensive press coverage (including a September 2021 DJ Mag cover), live shows (including a spot on the Boiler Room Festival 2021) and high-profile collaborations – he produced “My Power” for Beyoncé’s 2019 Grammy-nominated album The Lion King: The Gift – DJ Lag has showcased a musical gift that make him one of electronic music’s most exciting creators. Releasing on November 5th, his debut full-length, Meeting with the King, is the sound of Gqom 2.0 that sees DJ Lag manifesting his recognition of gqom and Amapiano as sonic siblings and also drawing on Afro House and Afro Tech.