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Dr Feel Ends 2024 with a Bang on “True to the Drum”

The Afrohouse maestro delivers a spiritual anthem celebrating the heart of African music.

Dr Feel, affectionately known as the “drum therapist,” has closed out 2024 on an undeniable high with his latest project, True to the Drum. A hypnotic blend of tribal, Afro, and tech-influenced house, this track pays homage to the heartbeat of African music—the drum.

Fresh off the success of his second studio album, Indalo, the South African DJ and producer proves he’s not done flexing his creative muscle. With a catalog boasting two albums, several EPs, and more than 400 singles (yes, you read that right), Dr Feel remains an unstoppable force in the Afrohouse scene.

In African culture, the drum is more than just an instrument—t’s a language, a connection to the divine, and a communal heartbeat. Dr Feel channels this rich heritage into True to the Drum, a track that seamlessly blends Maasai chants, layered rhythms, and techy house beats. It’s a spiritual journey and a celebration all at once.

Whether you’re picturing Zulu dancers moving in unison or Maasai warriors leaping skyward, this track feels like a soundtrack to Africa’s vibrant soul. It’s for the long drives, euphoric nights, sunlit celebrations, and introspective moments. It’s for healing, love, and honoring the rhythm that binds us.

True to the Drum has already garnered support from heavyweights like Black Coffee, Themba, and Philou Louzolo—names synonymous with shaping global house music. It’s no wonder; the track carries a timeless quality that resonates far beyond the dancefloor.

Dr Feel himself sees music as a force for transformation. “Music is such a powerful medium we can use to heal ourselves and the world around us,” he says. And True to the Drum embodies that ethos, delivering something that’s equal parts meditative and celebratory.

Tap the link below to listen to “True to the Drum”.

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