RC 260912SAfmKitty Beedla

Saturday, 12 September 2026

Kitty Beedla’s episode centred on the deep-house vinyl canon, tracing Nick Holder and DJ Rasoul classics and their enduring significance in South Africa.

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  1. 23:04

    Nick Holder’s “Moments in Dub” was presented as a deep-house transformation of Jamaican dub traditions, with collectors directed towards the original NRK double-12-inch release.

  2. 23:13

    Holder’s “Summer Days” was traced to Pat Metheny Group’s “Slip Away”, sampled from a record-library find and shaped into a defining 1990s deep-house record.

  3. 23:26

    DJ Rasoul’s “Let Me Love You”, featuring Shannon, was highlighted as a 1999 San Francisco deep-house classic whose vocal and dub 12-inch versions reward vinyl collectors.

  4. 23:40

    “Faith in Love” by DJ Rasoul featuring Star Stern was described as achieving near-cult status among South African deep-house listeners, with the LARO52 pressing identified as historically significant.