#98 Feat. Banner in Deep House

Feedasoul Records is proud to welcome South African deep house craftsman KaySoul with his debut full-length LP, Black Rose. A ten-track body of work, with six cuts specially selected for a limited vinyl release, Black Rose is as personal as it is profound - a record that reflects KaySouls journey into fatherhood, love, responsibility, and self-transformation. Steeped in rich textures and soulful depth, Black Rose isnt just music - its an introspective offering wrapped in the raw spirit of house. With subtle nods to the legacy of Larry Heard and a South African house sensibility woven through each groove, this album moves with intention, emotion, and a grounded sense of purpose. Its moody, honest, and beautifully restrained. The black rose represents the mystery and beauty of life. Its about resilience, strength, and the courage to embrace change. Becoming a father shifted my whole world. This album carries that transition-the chaos, the calm, and the clarity that follows. - KaySoul With collaborations featuring OVEOUS, Steve Faets, and Berenice Van Leer, the LP doesnt shy away from warm melodies and vocal moments, but it remains rooted in that heads-down, late-night feeling. Organic synth work, evolving rrangements, deep low-end, and tasteful restraint guide the project from start to finish. These are not just tracks for the dancefloor - theyre meditations for the mind, body, and soul.

Kaysoul, Berenice van Leer, Steve Faets, OVEOUS, Zeynep Erbay, Sykes, Tiece, Mr. Beale

#98 Feat. Staff Picks in Deep House

Feedasoul Records is proud to welcome South African deep house craftsman KaySoul with his debut full-length LP, Black Rose. A ten-track body of work, with six cuts specially selected for a limited vinyl release, Black Rose is as personal as it is profound - a record that reflects KaySouls journey into fatherhood, love, responsibility, and self-transformation. Steeped in rich textures and soulful depth, Black Rose isnt just music - its an introspective offering wrapped in the raw spirit of house. With subtle nods to the legacy of Larry Heard and a South African house sensibility woven through each groove, this album moves with intention, emotion, and a grounded sense of purpose. Its moody, honest, and beautifully restrained. The black rose represents the mystery and beauty of life. Its about resilience, strength, and the courage to embrace change. Becoming a father shifted my whole world. This album carries that transition-the chaos, the calm, and the clarity that follows. - KaySoul With collaborations featuring OVEOUS, Steve Faets, and Berenice Van Leer, the LP doesnt shy away from warm melodies and vocal moments, but it remains rooted in that heads-down, late-night feeling. Organic synth work, evolving rrangements, deep low-end, and tasteful restraint guide the project from start to finish. These are not just tracks for the dancefloor - theyre meditations for the mind, body, and soul.

Kaysoul, Berenice van Leer, Steve Faets, OVEOUS, Zeynep Erbay, Sykes, Tiece, Mr. Beale