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Dr Feel brings you joy and soul on new EP titled IKIGAI

Johannesburg born Music Producer and Dj, Dr Feel, has earned a global following for blending African and Electronic music stylings with a Potter's sensibilities and touch. 

Known for his remixes of artists such as Black Coffee, Zakes Bantwini, Eno Soul, Dj Maphorisa and Kabza, Dj Zinhle as well as many others, Dr Feel has been one of South Africa's most accomplished and respected unsigned artist since his debut on Ifani's album(I believes in me)

IKIGAI is Dr Feel’s 1st Afro House studio EP and his most intimate to date. Released through Maluku Records, the EP contains an honest collection of songs straight from the soul.

Ikigai is a Japanese word whose meaning translates roughly to a reason for being, encompassing joy, a sense of purpose and meaning and a feeling of well-being. Hence it fits with the vision of his EP, which embodies and translates just that. 

Created in his home studio, IKIGAI features super talented female artist called Zhane. The styles on Ikigai ranges from Afro Deep, Afro Tech, Electronic Dance, and all deeply rooted on Dr Feel's obsession with Soul music.  

"Sometimes all the world needs is a song and dance, those are the roots of Africans since the dawn of time", 
 Dr Feel. 

For more information. 
Mobile 081 797 9602 
Twitter @DrFeelSA 
IG @DrFeelSA 
Facebook Page Dr Feel 

You can grab your copy of Ikigai HERE.. 
Label - Maluku Records

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