DEEP HOUSE CONVERSATIONS RETURNS IN STYLE AT BAHLE PANTRY AT THE FOUNDRY

The first installment of the new season of Deep House Conversations (DHC) made a bold and memorable return this past Easter Sunday at BaHle Pantry at The Foundry, delivering an experience that lived up to every expectation.

From early afternoon, the atmosphere was already electric. In a refreshing and notable shift, attendees arrived on time, fully embracing the daytime culture that is steadily gaining momentum in Eswatini. This growing appreciation for day parties is a beautiful evolution, allowing revellers to experience the full journey of sound, energy, and connection under the sun.

A Musical Journey Led by the Best

What truly defined the day was the music and every DJ on the lineup rose to the occasion.

Headlined by internationally acclaimed DJ Christos, the standard was set high, and it was met with precision and passion. But beyond the headliner, it was the collective effort of every DJ that made the experience unforgettable.

Legendary selector Sikhumbuzo “Crooks” Zwane delivered a deeply meaningful and soulful set, reminding the crowd of the roots and depth of house music. Tibza took things to another level with a breathtaking sunset set that perfectly fused sound and scenery, creating one of the day’s most magical moments.

Equally deserving of praise were, Cece, Mthizo, 2.0, Kelisy, Rekorder, Orthodox, and The Bishop, each bringing their unique sound, energy, and storytelling to the decks. From start to finish, there was no drop in quality. Every transition, every beat, and every moment reflected dedication, skill, and a shared love for the culture.

This was not just a lineup, it was a collective of artists giving their absolute best, ensuring that the dancefloor stayed alive and the crowd remained fully engaged throughout the day.

More Than Just Music

Beyond the decks, the experience extended into a full lifestyle showcase. The Hyena Motorcycle Club Swaziland made a powerful entrance, turning heads and adding an edgy flair to the event with their roaring machines and commanding presence.

The setting at The Foundry once again proved to be the perfect host, offering an unmatched outdoor atmosphere where music, people, and nature blended seamlessly.

And of course, the experience wouldn’t be complete without Shelela Gin in hand. Proudly made in Eswatini, the refreshing drink became a staple throughout the day, perfectly complementing the smooth, soulful sounds that defined Deep House Conversations.

A Culture United

Deep House Conversations continues to stand as more than just an event, it is a movement rooted in unity, expression, and a shared passion for house music.

This successful return not only reaffirmed its place in Eswatini’s entertainment calendar but also highlighted a cultural shift: people are showing up, showing out, and fully embracing the beauty of daytime experiences.

If this opening chapter is anything to go by, then the season ahead promises nothing short of excellence.

And one thing is certain, the DJs gave it their all, and the crowd felt every beat.