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Kyle Worde presents After Hours

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A brand new conversation space. Kyle dives deep into real matters and goes behind the public curtain with some of Africa's biggest entertainers.

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Latest release on Jan 21, 2021

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Rank #1: After Hours ft Chad Da Don

The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E4. ft Chad Da Don

Donovan Chad Mansoor, known as Chad Da Don, is a South African hip-hop record producer, songwriter and rapper. Chad released his debut studio album The Book of Chad on 16 April 2016, his 23rd birthday. Chad released his debut single titled "Hola", featuring his then label-boss Cassper Nyovest. Chad is now also signed to Locnville's new label ContraBanned. The track "Wasted", by Chad and Locnville is featured on the hit US TV show, Lucifer in Episode 213.

For the full archive of interviews featuring Black Motion, J'Something, Locnville, Will Clarke, James Deacon, Tasha Baxter, Dean Fuel, Ryan Murgatroyd, FKA Mash, Ready D & more, visit www.kyleworde.com

Jan 21 2021

18mins

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Rank #2: After Hours ft Blanka Mazimela (Bantwanas)

The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E3. ft Blanka Mazimela of Bantwanas

Ryan Murgatroyd's re-emergence on the scene as a solo artist in 2013 began with the release of Bantwana’s Piano, which was signed to Tenth Circle and licensed to 4 Defected compilations. After receiving huge support from numerous major artists internationally, he later signed onto Get Physical Music with his Ikalimba EP which proved to be a favourite track of Solomun's, featuring on his recent charts.

Drawing on their previous synergy as Crazy White Boy, Ryan and Kostakis have collaborated subsequently, incorporating Murg's protégé Blanka Mazimela, creating a very African influence resulting in a sound which is easily accessible to a global market.

Bantwanas - Children of Africa, invites you to grasp your roots, dance like Africans, enjoy the big drums and melodies, in our one of a kind showcase of African electronic music.

For the full archive of interviews featuring Black Motion, J'Something, Locnville, Will Clarke, James Deacon, Tasha Baxter, Dean Fuel, Ryan Murgatroyd, Fang Darhythm, Ready D & more, visit www.kyleworde.com :)

Jan 15 2021

33mins

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Rank #3: After Hours ft FKA Mash

The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E2. ft FKA Mash

"Fka Mash is a DJ/Producer/Electronic Music Artist from Soweto. Started making music at the age of 12 (2006) on a music production software he found by accident on his friend's laptop."

For the full archive of interviews featuring Black Motion, J'Something, Locnville, Will Clarke, James Deacon, Tasha Baxter, Dean Fuel, Ryan Murgatroyd, Fang Darhythm, Ready D & more, visit www.kyleworde.com

Dec 23 2020

31mins

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Rank #4: After Hours ft Black Motion

In just 10 short episodes, Kyle Worde has managed to amass over 130,000 plays within After Hours Season 1.
The conversation continues with Season 2. Welcome to #AfterHoursAfrica S2. E1. ft Black Motion

Black Motion is a musical brotherhood pioneered by the maverick Robert “Murdah” Mohosana and his spirit brother in life and music Damanola Thabo “Smol” Mabogwane. They are both from Soshanguve in Pretoria, South Africa, which is the precise location from where their love and interest in music was nurtured as far back as 1999. They would often meet in a shack after school and listen to music in their homemade studio. They recall watching television shows like Jam Alley, Studio Mix, Selimathunzi and YoTV and wishing they could be there. Unknown to them, those very desires would project and propel them straight to a world of authentic musical connection.

For the full archive of interviews featuring J'Something, Locnville, Will Clarke, James Deacon, Tasha Baxter, Dean Fuel, Ryan Murgatroyd, Fang Darhythm, Ready D & more, visit www.kyleworde.com

Dec 16 2020

27mins

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Rank #5: After Hours ft DJ Ready D

Deon T Daniels aka DJ Ready D, was born in District Six, Cape Town on 11 December 1968, before the residents there were forcibly removed. Ready D and his family would be moved to Lentegeur, Mitchell’s Plain towards the end of the forced removals period. His father, however, passed away a year and a half before their forced removal. We discuss DJ Ready D in 2020, his forthcoming new album with JOOX, and development of his art over his year-after-year spanning career. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aug 21 2020

36mins

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Rank #6: After Hours ft Fang Darhythm

2020 sees Fang pressing pause, taking time to reflect, and refocusing – an opportunity to cue new pathways, as he sets out to transverse uncharted terrains. Fang intends to immerse himself into novel creative exploits, devoting time on the production of his solo album with the intention of expressing a tapestry of Fang Darhythm inspired sounds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aug 12 2020

33mins

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Rank #7: After Hours ft Ryan Murgatroyd

Ryan Murgatroyd is an electronic music producer & songwriter from South Africa. Ryan Murgatroyd is starting to see the benefits of an entire lifetime consumed by, and immersed in, electronic music. In 2004 Ryan rose to global prominence when his first ever release, Funk Country, was awarded the accolade of BBC Radio 1’s ‘Essential New Tune’. Shortly after this, Toolroom Records confirmed the signing of another of his singles, ‘Music Make Me Feel’ which gained a lot of attention locally and abroad. Despite this new founded success, Ryan shifted his focus from Europe and devoted his efforts towards his South African projects, including the creation of a chart topping alias and string of successful music education ventures. A decade later, Ryan re-embarked into the European music scene with his release ‘Bantwana's Piano’ on Simon Dunmore‘s Defected Records. With its success, DJ Mag dubbed the release “a towering achievement in the landscape of modern house music”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aug 03 2020

23mins

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Rank #8: After Hours ft Kid Fonque

Kid Fonque has become a vital part of South African electronic music and club culture over the last 20 years. Uniquely accomplished in both influence and scope, he is an over-achiever in every one of his roles; DJ, Producer Label Owner, Promoter and more recently, Radio Host. Firmly established as a tastemaker in South Africa, Kid Fonque’s influence can be felt and heard in the music of the many artists he has helped nurture with his role as label manager of Africa’s seminal dance label Soul Candi Records and now his new label Stay True Sounds. We chat about the re-established goals of 2020, his second label Sty Tru Bts & forthcoming artist releases on Stay True Sounds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jul 09 2020

24mins

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Rank #9: After Hours ft Dean Fuel

One of Cape Town’s biggest electronic exports, DEAN FUEL is part of South Africa’s DJ elite: owing longevity & a stratospheric career to intuitive performances that inspire, connect & elevate those around him. Perfecting his craft of DJing, always managing to drop “the right track, at the right time”, and igniting dancefloors with his passion, energy, and love for the music - there’s no denying - Dean was born to do this! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jun 19 2020

23mins

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Rank #10: After Hours ft J'Something

A singer. A cook. An entrepreneur. And most importantly somebody who aspires to be a good human being. His professional career in music started in 2011 when him and his band, Mi Casa released their hit single that went onto win Record of the Year, These Streets. Since then, year after year Mi Casa has maintained relevancy and dominated charts with ridiculous ease. Him and his band have won several awards from around the world and sold multiple platinum records. Mi Casa has traveled to over 30 African countries, toured Europe countless times, and even performed at the second inauguration of President Barack Obama in Washington DC. It was in the midst of all of this that J started to develop a passion for cooking as a mere hobby from the comfort of his home. In 2014, the singer innocently posted a picture of a meal he had cooked at home using the hashtag #SomethingsCooking, that was when he unintentionally launched his successful career in food. From a hashtag to award TV shows, a 3 times best seller cookbook, to a restaurant as well as cooking alongside world food greats such as Marco Pierre-White, Jan, David Higgs, and many more. The musician/foodie has recently launched Something’s Cooking TV, a youtube platform, so that other food enthusiasts and creatives can have a platform to share their talents with the world. He has consistently spread the message of humility, hard work, and positivity. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jun 15 2020

30mins

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