It doesn’t take much to fall in love with Aero Manyelo’s music. Just ask global DJ juggernauts, Dixon and Damian Lazarus who dropped his track “Mooki” during a Day Zero set in Mexico early in January. Dial back a decade and it was Manyelo’s “Mexican Girl” that caught the attention of South African music industry heavyweight “Oskido”. He quickly added the track to his Oskido’s Church Grooves 7 compilation, helping secure the song the number one spot on Yfm’s Hot 9@9 chart, and some heavy rotation on the radio station.
“Mexican Girl” wasn’t the artist and DJ’s first original track. Manyelo had started producing his own material after getting his first PC, and continued to create while studying Sound Engineering at the Soul Candi Music Institute, which had offered him a bursary in 2007. A year later, in 2008, he began working at “BlackwHole Entertainment” which released his first vinyl (EP, LP), Herbal Island. While at the South Africa house music specialist, he worked on the On “Another Level Remixes” release, giving Manyelo a chance to showcase his work within South African and outside its borders during the album’s promotional period.
All content for Aero Manyelo - Herbal 3 Radio Show is the property of Aero Manyelo and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
It doesn’t take much to fall in love with Aero Manyelo’s music. Just ask global DJ juggernauts, Dixon and Damian Lazarus who dropped his track “Mooki” during a Day Zero set in Mexico early in January. Dial back a decade and it was Manyelo’s “Mexican Girl” that caught the attention of South African music industry heavyweight “Oskido”. He quickly added the track to his Oskido’s Church Grooves 7 compilation, helping secure the song the number one spot on Yfm’s Hot 9@9 chart, and some heavy rotation on the radio station.
“Mexican Girl” wasn’t the artist and DJ’s first original track. Manyelo had started producing his own material after getting his first PC, and continued to create while studying Sound Engineering at the Soul Candi Music Institute, which had offered him a bursary in 2007. A year later, in 2008, he began working at “BlackwHole Entertainment” which released his first vinyl (EP, LP), Herbal Island. While at the South Africa house music specialist, he worked on the On “Another Level Remixes” release, giving Manyelo a chance to showcase his work within South African and outside its borders during the album’s promotional period.
**Aero Manyelo - July 2021 mix - Herbal 3 Radio 56**
1. Aero Manyelo, Lil Meri , Lexxyphonik - Lenna (Re-prise)
2. AAvA - Little Helper 379-1
3. Aero Manyelo , Diamond Thug - Quietly Become
4. Kid Fonque & D-Malice ft Ruby White - Life Is Real (China Charmeleon The Animal Remix)
5. Sofian Rouge - Les Louves
6. Dissonance - Fortuna (Original Mix)
7. TSOS & Nalize - Open Your Eyes (Original Vocal Mix)
8. Sparrow & Barbossa - Back Home (Original Mix)
9. Calussa - Bábale (FNX Omar Remix)
10. KAIOS - Mountain Side (KAIOS Remix)
Aero Manyelo - Herbal 3 Radio Show
It doesn’t take much to fall in love with Aero Manyelo’s music. Just ask global DJ juggernauts, Dixon and Damian Lazarus who dropped his track “Mooki” during a Day Zero set in Mexico early in January. Dial back a decade and it was Manyelo’s “Mexican Girl” that caught the attention of South African music industry heavyweight “Oskido”. He quickly added the track to his Oskido’s Church Grooves 7 compilation, helping secure the song the number one spot on Yfm’s Hot 9@9 chart, and some heavy rotation on the radio station.
“Mexican Girl” wasn’t the artist and DJ’s first original track. Manyelo had started producing his own material after getting his first PC, and continued to create while studying Sound Engineering at the Soul Candi Music Institute, which had offered him a bursary in 2007. A year later, in 2008, he began working at “BlackwHole Entertainment” which released his first vinyl (EP, LP), Herbal Island. While at the South Africa house music specialist, he worked on the On “Another Level Remixes” release, giving Manyelo a chance to showcase his work within South African and outside its borders during the album’s promotional period.
