Calvin Fallo’s nearly seven-minute “Everybody Wanna Be In Love” is proving that South African house can still win by giving the groove time to breathe.
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Calvin Fallo’s “Everybody Wanna Be In Love” shows that a nearly seven-minute South African house record can still climb, hold attention and become a streaming success without rushing its groove.
Zakes Bantwini, Jesse Clegg and Msaki’s 2026 house reinterpretation of “The Crossing” gives Johnny Clegg’s grief-marked classic another communal space to live in.
DJ Clock’s Radiance marks more than a return to music. It is a survival note from an artist who stepped away, rebuilt his life and came back with a project shaped by hope, healing and brighter days.
Years after Martin Kabamba and Riccardo Amatucci left South Africa and popartlive went quiet, the Johannesburg-born project is moving again — beginning with a revived “Holiday” and a catalogue that appears never to have completely left local dance floors.
