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OBI-WAN S.A. THE LONG WAY HOME CHAPTER II: THE MIRROR
Chapter I was about leaving.
Chapter II is about what happens when distance starts changing the way you see things.
The Mirror begins in Afro-deep territory warm, rooted and familiar before slowly moving into something darker, rawer and more rhythmically fractured.
The first half carries the sound of Africa with confidence: deep grooves, percussion, soul and movement. But as the mix develops, those familiar elements begin to shift.
Records are reinterpreted. Rhythms become heavier. The groove moves away from the comfort of Afro-deep and gradually falls into Gqom. That transition became the story of the chapter. One of the most important moments is Sfede.
It opens the mix in its original form, then returns much later through General C’Mamane’s Gqom interpretation.
Same song. Different reflection. That became the idea behind The Mirror. Being far from home made familiar things feel different. Music, culture, identity and even the idea of South Africa itself started to sound different when experienced from another part of the world.
By the final stretch, the mix no longer sounds like the chapter that opened it. The groove has changed. The perspective has changed. And that is exactly where Chapter II was supposed to arrive.
The Long Way Home.
Four chapters. One journey.
Chapter II - The Mirror.
### Tracklist
Drega x Thandi Draai – Sfede
Caiiro – Mapoch War
Euggy – Dwana Days (Original Mix)
Moojo, Da Capo – Secret ID
Nina Simone – Four Women (DESIREE Remix) (Extended Version)
Eden Shalev – Papi (Bhabi)
Culoe De Song – The Spiker (Manoo Abstrakt Remix)
Zakente, Studio Bros – Kutura
Salif Keita – Madan (Caiiro Remix)
Dankie Boi – New Chapter
Elvis Crespo – Suavemente (ibambe sleeks Gqom Bootleg)
Drega x Thandi Draai – Sfede (General C’Mamane Remix)
Kendrick Lamar – Money Trees (General C’Mamane Gqom Remix)
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No ownership of third-party music is claimed by Obi-Wan S.A.
Where unofficial edits, bootlegs or remixes appear, they are included solely as part of the DJ-mix performance and are not being distributed as standalone recordings.
If you are a rights holder and have a concern regarding material included in this mix, please contact me directly.
OBI-WAN S.A. THE LONG WAY HOME
CHAPTER II: THE MIRROR
Chapter I was about leaving.
Chapter II is about what happens when distance starts changing the way you see things.
The Mirror begins in Afro-deep territory warm, rooted and familiar before slowly moving into something darker, rawer and more rhythmically fractured.
The first half carries the sound of Africa with confidence: deep grooves, percussion, soul and movement. But as the mix develops, those familiar elements begin to shift.
Records are reinterpreted. Rhythms become heavier. The groove moves away from the comfort of Afro-deep and gradually falls into Gqom. That transition became the story of the chapter. One of the most important moments is Sfede.
It opens the mix in its original form, then returns much later through General C’Mamane’s Gqom interpretation.
Same song. Different reflection. That became the idea behind The Mirror. Being far from home made familiar things feel different. Music, culture, identity and even the idea of South Africa itself started to sound different when experienced from another part of the world.
By the final stretch, the mix no longer sounds like the chapter that opened it. The groove has changed. The perspective has changed. And that is exactly where Chapter II was supposed to arrive.
The Long Way Home.
Four chapters. One journey.
Chapter II - The Mirror.
### Tracklist
Copyright / Rights Notice
This DJ mix is shared for promotional and listening purposes only.
All original compositions, recordings, vocals, remixes and associated copyrights remain the property of their respective artists, producers, songwriters, record labels and rights holders.
No ownership of third-party music is claimed by Obi-Wan S.A.
Where unofficial edits, bootlegs or remixes appear, they are included solely as part of the DJ-mix performance and are not being distributed as standalone recordings.
If you are a rights holder and have a concern regarding material included in this mix, please contact me directly.
© Obi-Wan S.A. 2026 — compilation, mix performance, original artwork and original Obi-Wan S.A. material only.
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