Loxion Deep - Calm The Storm ft. Bandros, Kandybeats, Zoolu & Tp Bass

South African Amapiano producer Loxion Deep has joined forces with Bandros, KandyBeats, Zoolu, and TP Bass on “Calm The Storm,” a collaborative recording featured on his studio album My Father's Records. Listed on Beatport with an October 9, 2026 release date through Content Connect Africa, the song brings five musicians together for an extended electronic production. The collaboration adds another dimension to the producer's growing discography, highlighting his commitment to working with different creative talents within South Africa's Amapiano community. Its evocative title introduces a reflective concept that fits the album's broader exploration of family memories, musical heritage, and personal inspiration.

“Calm The Storm” occupies the sixth position on the 15-track My Father's Records album, following “Space & Time” featuring Sol Phenduka and preceding “Smoke & Satin” with Gaba Cannal. Running for approximately ten minutes and eighteen seconds, the original mix is classified as Amapiano, with a tempo of 113 BPM and a B-flat minor key. The contributions of Bandros, KandyBeats, Zoolu, and TP Bass establish the recording as one of the project's multi-artist collaborations. The album also includes “Amapholas (Soweto Vibe)” with DJ Stokie, “Ngiphendule” alongside Msheke Lezinto and Mandla Ka X, and several solo compositions by Loxion Deep. <Cite refs={["turn687283search0","turn687283search5"]}/>

With “Calm The Storm,” Loxion Deep contributes another substantial recording to South Africa's contemporary Amapiano catalogue. Its extended duration provides room for a full-length dance music experience, while the collaborative lineup introduces listeners to musicians associated with the country's evolving electronic scene. Fans searching for new Amapiano songs, soulful South African house music, and October 2026 collaborations can explore the track alongside the complete My Father's Records album. Inspired by the producer's father's vinyl collection, the project connects earlier musical influences with modern production and offers another chapter in his artistic journey. <Cite ref="turn687283search2"/>