An African Dope Promo Card doesn't only give you access to a bunch of free new tracks (redeemable via the box on the right). If it says so on the card, it also entitles you to a discount on your next order from our online store. To make use of this, simply click the store link at the top of the page, sign up to our shop, browse around and add some goods.When you're done and ready to check out, click the cart button and your cart summary will show up. Enter the code on your promo card in the box provided and the amount listed on the card should be deducted from your order. After that simply check out as you normally would. If the value of your goods is less than the value of your voucher, your order will simply be processed without having to make use of any payment methods. Happy Shopping!
Honey B has teamed up with esteemed South African novelist Lauren Beukes once again to create the soundtrack for Lauren’s latest and craziest offering, “Zoo City”. This follows the international success of their first novel / soundtrack collaboration on the book “Moxyland”.
The fact that Lauren has chosen to collaborate with African Dope on her two latest projects speaks to the left-field, adventurous and unshackled nature of her writing. Check out the Zoo City soundtrack in our freshly upgraded online Dope Store, and get the novel by clicking this link.
Mix n Blend and Mini and More Majorly Massive Mahala Downloads
African Dope has teamed up with Mini once again.. this time in Germany!
Mix n Blend are featured on MiniSpace, in a mix by Marius Müller-Westernhagen. The first 2010 (not purely coincidence) users will be able to download Maruis’s selection of his favourite South African tracks.
At long last we’ve made a deal with Feel Music, a renowned independent label/distributor based in Seoul, Korea.
All the Dopeness that we’ve released during our 10 years in business are being distributed by Feel Music in a deal encompassing digital distribution to all major and indie Korean online and mobile stores, sync licensing and sub-publishing for the Korean territory.
Click below to find out how to spell ‘Mix n Blend - Look Mom No Hands’ in Korean!!
This deal comes after we met Feel Music at Midem 2010, following a long search for the right partner in Korea.
Says Roach – “We are delighted to finally have some action in the Far East, and with such a cool partner as Feel Music. Korea is a really interesting market – almost completely digital with high levels of legal consumption [of music, of course], an open-minded population and a vibrant local industry”.
Dopeness at the Grahastown Festival - Sound Kiln II
The country is slipping into a festival frame of mind at a dizzying pace as the World Cup rears its bitter-sweet head. As much as we are all looking forward to the feast of football that awaits us, having a soccer ball bounce across the screen during a TV ad for cheap blankets is a sight that few of us will miss once this sincerely glorious month has passed us by.
As such, African Dope has no intention of including any soccer balls or football references in the branding of our second visit to the Sound Kiln at 3 Chimneys Farm during this year’s Grahamstown Arts Festival. (Thurdsday 24th - Sunday 27th June)
Mix n Blend - Look Mom No Hands Released on African Dope
Mix n Blend put their genre-busting minds to work on their debut album ‘Look Mom No Hands’, producing a sound that tap-dances through damaging dubstep, funk, swing, airy ambient electronica, drum&bass, hip-hop and breakbeat, combining with vicious, various vocal performances in this synthesized sound adventure from African Dope Records.
Old Site
There seems to have been some confusion about what we’ve done with the old site. Why did you delete it, some of you have wailed. Well the good news is that we haven’t.
It, along with all the pages and downloads (including disc 2 of Contructus - The Ziggurat) are still lurking around HERE. Or you can click the old site link in the menu bar above.
Here we are..
To those who know us, howzit - it’s been a while.
To those who don’t - greetings from the Cape of Good Dope.
Welcome to our new site, chock full of video, tracks, imagery, news and recent social network ramblings. Grab a few choice slabs of audio from our player on the right, check out what video is currently tickling our fancy, see what our crew is up to on twitter or just head on over to our shop and grab yourself some mp3’s (for starters Cape of Good Dope 2) which you can find in CD and Mp3 formats HERE.
If you’re a producer, and you’re into all things dope, there’s a drop box on the right with your name on it. We’d love to hear your demo.
Check back here for exclusive videos, free tracks, fresh music available for sale sometimes way ahead of any other outlet for our stuff, sometimes exclusively sold here, and a bunch of other lovely little plans that we are cooking up.
Check out the hotness that is the Dank & Baka at Oppikoppi 2009. Hands down one of the best shows on the stage that night. With added deep thought interviews from the Baka, courtesy of GiGTv