As the night unfolded, African Electronic Dance Music took center stage, with a mesmerizing fusion of #3Step, #Afrohouse, and #Amapiano captivating the audience from start to finish. The lineup boasted an impressive array of talent, including the likes of Oscar Mbo, Dlala Thukzin, Kelvin Momo, Murdah Bongz, DBN Gogo, DJ Merlon, and more.
The atmosphere was electric as each artist took to the stage, delivering unforgettable performances that left the crowd in awe. From infectious rhythms to soul-stirring melodies, every act showcased the diversity and vibrancy of African electronic music, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of celebration and unity.
However, the pinnacle of the evening came with the surprise appearance of Black Coffee, whose legendary status in the music industry needs no introduction. His presence elevated the event to legendary status, sending shockwaves of excitement through the crowd and solidifying Real Balcony Mix Africa as a must-attend event on the African music calendar.
With Black Coffee’s electrifying set adding an extra layer of magic to an already unforgettable night, Major League DJz’s Real Balcony Mix Africa proved once again why it remains at the forefront of the African music scene. As the crowd danced the night away, united by their love for music and their shared experience, it was clear that this was more than just a concert—it was a celebration of African culture, creativity, and talent. 
Elmukuka on Afrohouse’s Authenticity
Authenticity Over Aesthetics Afro-house, a genre born out of African roots and rhythms, has rapidly gained global popularity, becoming a musical bridge between continents. However, as its fame grows, so do concerns about its authenticity and the true representation of African culture. Afro-house DJ and producer Elmukuka recently voiced his worries about how the genre is evolving, particularly the casual incorporation of African languages and chants into songs. His critique […]
