A musical connoisseur, DJ and producer never afraid to go too deep. One can only conclude that his emotive music selections are his own therapy. His eclectic collection has left him with quite a ‘mixed’ spectrum of musical influence. Today, this translates into sets where he picks apart and infuses together all the pieces of music that he loves best synchronized with his unique DJ-ing skills.
Dancer by nature, he began his DJ-ing career in 2009 in Centurion, South Africa and has involved himself in community projects influencing and motivating fellow growing artists. From resident DJ to live performances, A-FRYK-YA has the ability to invoke the spirit of dance as he sets the mood with his contagiously electric character convincing people like me to believe we can dance too.
To mention that his radical deck technique has caught the attention of many radio stations both local and international would not be difficult for one to comprehend the ‘A-FRYK-YA experience’.
‘Keeping you grounded in the heavenly.. Naturally’ – A-FRYK-YA
Born and bred in the capital city of South Africa. The Home of House Music as most would say. Began as a dancer, appearing in famous music video by Dj Mujava- Township Funk. He then discovered an urge to start making music. A-FRYK-YA has a few remix projects done with artists under Kanzen Records. Through time he developed a love not only for making music but showing appreciation & trying his best to uplift other youngsters he joined Jazz Syndicate Management & Promotions.
At a later stage in his career he was also granted an opportunity to host ” #AvantGardenshow”on www.electriclionradio.com & Tshwane 93.6fm where he is a local radio personality !
He has played at DJ competitions such as Soulcandi’s So you think you can Dj and recently SA Dj Championships.
Also playing across different clubs in SA, this man is only looking to better himself as a person through the music.
Tales of a lost soul & dream state are the 1st releases with Electric Lion Recordings which he was recently signed with thanks to Lewis Copeland. These two tracks came about during a time when he was enduring tough times and could only express himself through the music.