Obi-Wan SA is a deep house DJ and sonic storyteller who’s been blending beats since 2012. Hailing from Bloemfontein, part of South Africa’s vibrant house scene, he draws deep inspiration from legends like Vinny Da Vinci, Christos, and Glen Lewis—artists whose influence can be felt in the soulful undercurrents and hypnotic rhythms of his sets.
Laid-back yet razor-sharp, Obi-Wan SA is known for his effortlessly smooth transitions and atmospheric soundscapes that turn any dancefloor into a sacred space. He’s constantly pushing boundaries by experimenting with various subgenres of house music. From jazzy and soulful to tech and broken beat, he thrives on the thrill of mixing unexpected flavours while keeping the groove simmering just right. Known for his humility and relentless pursuit of mastery, Obi-Wan SA continues to refine his sound and surprises even himself with the combinations he dares to mix.
So whether it’s a rooftop sunset, a Summer Cookout or a 3 a.m. underground set, he doesn’t just play music—he cooks, and every crowd leaves full.
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Obi-Wan SA is a deep house DJ and sonic storyteller who’s been blending beats since 2012. Hailing from Bloemfontein, part of South Africa’s vibrant house scene, he draws deep inspiration from legends like Vinny Da Vinci, Christos, and Glen Lewis—artists whose influence can be felt in the soulful undercurrents and hypnotic rhythms of his sets.
Laid-back yet razor-sharp, Obi-Wan SA is known for his effortlessly smooth transitions and atmospheric soundscapes that turn any dancefloor into a sacred space. He’s constantly pushing boundaries by experimenting with various subgenres of house music. From jazzy and soulful to tech and broken beat, he thrives on the thrill of mixing unexpected flavours while keeping the groove simmering just right. Known for his humility and relentless pursuit of mastery, Obi-Wan SA continues to refine his sound and surprises even himself with the combinations he dares to mix.
So whether it’s a rooftop sunset, a Summer Cookout or a 3 a.m. underground set, he doesn’t just play music—he cooks, and every crowd leaves full.
Deep House Essentials November Mix by Obi-Wan SA 18 November 2025
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Deep House Essentials November Mix by Obi-Wan SA 18 November 2025
🌑✨ DEEP HOUSE ESSENTIALS — NOVEMBER EDITION ✨🌑
Mixed & Curated by Obi-Wan SA
The season of longer nights, open windows, and warm hearts is here.
This month’s selection is a journey into gratitude, joy, and the rhythm of becoming. The music leans into the old soul of Deep House, then rises into new-school emotion. It’s storytelling through percussion and whispered promises on the dancefloor.
From Nastee Nev & Donald Sheffey reminding us to Let Go, to SoulFreakah & NutownSoul giving us a gentle Thank You, we walk barefoot into a season of healing and celebration.
There’s church in the groove when Donna Allen sings He Is The Joy, and there is prayer in motion when Mandeep SA urges us: If You Believe.
The classic flame returns when MFR Souls, Maphorisa, Sha Sha & Kabza are reimagined through a bootleg that still tastes like 2019 summer skies.
And then we glide deeper:
ZuluMafia. Trust SA. Dustinho. The Jargons. LaTique. Chronical Deep. D.General. Quentin Harris. Margaret Grace.
Voices and keys opening doors we forgot we closed.
This is not just a mix — it’s a seasonal shift.
A reminder that November is the soft doorway into December, and December is the reason Deep House was invented.
This one is for:
đź–¤ People who two-step in the kitchen
🖤 Lovers who text “I’m outside” at 1:47 AM
đź–¤ Friends who never let a year end without one more dance
đź–¤ Anyone who believes music is a spiritual language
Let the chants, chords, and kicks guide you into a festive season of
Love, Peace & Joy.
1. Nastee Nev & Donald Sheffey - Let Go (0808 Sweetsoul Mix)
2. SoulFreakah & NutownSoul - Thank You (Original Mix)
3. Donna Allen - He Is The Joy (Beat Soul Alternativ3 Touch)
4. Mandeep SA - If You Believe
5. MFR Souls feat. DJ Maphorisa, Sha Sha & Kabza De Small - Love You Tonight (Dj Sbandi Bootleg)
6. ZuluMafia feat. Deep Essentials - Wonder (Main Mix)
7. House Victimz - Love, Peace and Happiness
8. The Deep House Surgeons - ##########
9. Trust SA & SWVRE - Love
10. Dustinho & Poizen - Skies 2.0 (Healthy x Voltage)
11. The Jargons & ZuluMafia - Riders (Original Mix)
12. LaTique & Chronical Deep - Remember
13. D.General feat. Exte C - Seventeen
14. Quentin Harris feat Margaret Grace - My Joy(Kudbeu Remix)
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Obi-Wan SA is a deep house DJ and sonic storyteller who’s been blending beats since 2012. Hailing from Bloemfontein, part of South Africa’s vibrant house scene, he draws deep inspiration from legends like Vinny Da Vinci, Christos, and Glen Lewis—artists whose influence can be felt in the soulful undercurrents and hypnotic rhythms of his sets.
Laid-back yet razor-sharp, Obi-Wan SA is known for his effortlessly smooth transitions and atmospheric soundscapes that turn any dancefloor into a sacred space. He’s constantly pushing boundaries by experimenting with various subgenres of house music. From jazzy and soulful to tech and broken beat, he thrives on the thrill of mixing unexpected flavours while keeping the groove simmering just right. Known for his humility and relentless pursuit of mastery, Obi-Wan SA continues to refine his sound and surprises even himself with the combinations he dares to mix.
So whether it’s a rooftop sunset, a Summer Cookout or a 3 a.m. underground set, he doesn’t just play music—he cooks, and every crowd leaves full.
