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Djy $ton3r_t. 420[edit]
Djy $ton3r_t. 420 | |
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| Born | Thabo Collen Mjikelo 12 August 2000 Soweto, Diepkloof, Gauteng, South Africa |
| Other names | Mr 420 |
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| Years active | 2016–present |
| Musical career | |
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| Instrument(s) | |
| Website | [1] |
Thabo Collen Mjikelo (born 12 August 2000). Born and bred in Soweto, is a South African DJ and a house music, reggea and hip hop record producer, popularly known as Djy $ton3r_t. 420.He is known for his signature "death is just life on another universe" and his self-created, up and coming music genre called "Electronic Rave House".
He came to prominence subsequent to the release of his first studio album, Growing Up Era and single "Abaphantsi Bavumile".
Discography[edit]
| Title | Year |
|---|---|
| "Speaking in Tongues" |
2020 |
| "The Flower of Life" |
2020 |
| "Spiritual MusiQ" |
2020 |
| "Sacred Frequencies" |
2021 |
| "Mother Nature Ep" |
2021 |
| "Goddly MusiQ" |
2021 |
| "Musiqal Realms" |
2021 |
| "Mother Nature Disk 2" |
2021 |
| "Grootmaan Percussion Ep" |
2021 |
| "Shisa Ep" |
2022 |
| "Kasi Stories Ep" |
2022 |
| "My Growing Up Era" |
2023 |
| "Kasi Stories Part 2" |
2023 |
| "House of FourTwenty Ep" |
2024 |
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