Dj Koppi Brings Amapiano to NDG

DJ Koppi Amapiano Comes to NDG

DJ Koppi is an energetic Amapiano DJ from Botswana, committed to delivering unforgettable musical experiences that resonate with his audience’s vibrancy. His performances explore the entire range of the genre, from smooth, soulful melodies to the exhilarating beats of Sgija, Bacardi, and Quantum, all designed to make a memorable impact on the dance floor.

What is Amapiano?

Amapiano originated in South Africa around the mid-2010s, blending deep house, jazz, and kwaito influences, creating a unique sound characterized by its smooth melodies and piano-driven beats. This genre has not only transformed the South African music scene but has also garnered immense popularity both locally and internationally, captivating listeners with its infectious rhythms and vibrant energy. Artists like Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa, and Mr JazziQ are at the forefront, leading the charge and pushing the boundaries of the genre, while also collaborating with various artists across the globe to further popularize Amapiano. The genre has also spawned numerous subgenres and styles, with each artist bringing their own flair, making it a dynamic and ever-evolving musical landscape. As Amapiano continues to gain traction, its essence remains deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of South Africa, reflecting the rich heritage and creativity of its people.

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Get ready, NDG! Amapiano has arrived. Mark your calendars for DJ Koppi live at Notre Danse de Grâce on August 10th at Le Rendez-Vous in Girouard Parc. He will be sharing the stage with Montreal’s own Ekinoxx and Sandy Duperval aka Blk Prl. Come and enjoy the music, the food, grab a drink or share some ice cream.

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