MATSAPHA- The deep house scene in Eswatini is set for a major cultural moment as Deep House Conversations (DHC) hosts South African music heavyweight Greg Maloka on Sunday, May 3, 2026.
The highly anticipated lifestyle event will take place at Bahle Pantry @ The Foundry (Plot 667, Tabankulu Street, next to Village Baker) from 12:00 PM until 11:00 PM. Entrance is E150, payable at the gate.
A Musical Maestro Takes the Decks
Dubbed “The Musical Maestro,” Maloka is a towering figure in Southern Africa’s music and broadcasting landscape. Born and raised in Diepkloof, Soweto, his love for music began at just 13 years old, when he recorded radio-style shows while spinning vinyl records at home.
Over the decades, he has become a respected DJ, cultural curator and industry leader. He is a founding member of YFM, one of South Africa’s most influential youth radio stations, and served as Managing Director of Kaya FM from 2008 to 2020.
Maloka has mentored prominent media personalities such as DJ Fresh and Unathi Msengana, further cementing his legacy in shaping modern African music culture.
He is also co-founder of Deejays Unite (DJU) alongside industry heavyweights Oskido, Vinny Da Vinci, and Christos, and played a key role in establishing the Southern African Music Conference, a platform supporting emerging talent across genres.
The Deep House Conversations Experience
Known for its relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere, Deep House Conversations offers more than just music. The event promises:
A live DJ set by Greg Maloka
Deep and soulful house rooted in authentic vinyl culture
A family-friendly daytime-to-evening vibe
Quality food and refreshments from Bahle Pantry
A social environment centred on connection and conversation
Maloka’s signature sound blends deep and soulful house with timeless classics, creating an emotionally rich musical journey that bridges generations.
Strengthening Eswatini’s Lifestyle Scene
Bringing a leading African music figure to Eswatini marks a significant step in strengthening the country’s deep house and lifestyle events space. The event also creates room for cultural exchange, networking and creative collaboration among music lovers, young professionals and cultural enthusiasts.
Event Director Mthunzi ‘Shadow’ Zwane said the aim is to create a space where music, food and meaningful interaction intersect.
“This is about more than just a DJ set. It’s about curating an experience where people can relax, connect and celebrate deep house culture in a premium yet welcoming environment,” he said.
Don’t Miss Out
Deep house and soulful music lovers are encouraged to arrive early to fully enjoy the daytime ambience and stay through to the evening groove.
For updates and reservations, follow Swazi Boy Entertainment on social media.
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