Loxion Deep - Sweet Dreams 2.0 ft. Double Gee & Phemelo Saxer

South African Amapiano producer Loxion Deep has collaborated with Double Gee and Phemelo Saxer on “Sweet Dreams 2.0,” a recording featured on his latest studio album, My Father's Records. Listed on Beatport with an October 9, 2026 release date under Content Connect Africa, the composition brings together three musicians with an established collaborative history. The song adds another selection to the producer's expanding electronic music catalogue while drawing attention to an earlier partnership that produced the original “Sweet Dreams” in 2024. Its inclusion reflects the album's broader connection to musical memories, creative relationships, and the influences shaping contemporary South African Amapiano. <Cite refs={["turn823023search0","turn823023search2"]}/>

“Sweet Dreams 2.0” occupies the tenth position on the 15-track My Father's Records album, appearing after “Inkumbulo” and before “Things Fall Apart.” The recording runs for approximately seven minutes and fifty-one seconds, with a tempo of 112 BPM and a key of A minor. Classified as Amapiano, the composition follows the earlier “Sweet Dreams,” which featured Double Gee and Phemelo Saxar on Loxion Deep's Legend (Deluxe Edition) project. The original recording was released in February 2024 and runs for eight minutes and forty-two seconds. While the updated title suggests a return to the earlier collaboration, the precise musical differences between both versions have not been independently established. <Cite refs={["turn823023search1","turn823023search8"]}/>

With “Sweet Dreams 2.0,” Loxion Deep reconnects with Double Gee and Phemelo Saxer, introducing another collaborative recording for audiences following South Africa's evolving electronic music scene. The song contributes to My Father's Records, an album inspired by the producer's father's vinyl collection and the influence of earlier musical experiences. Listeners searching for new Amapiano songs, soulful South African house music, and October 2026 releases can explore this composition alongside the complete project. The track also offers an opportunity to revisit the original “Sweet Dreams” and discover the recording history shared by the three performers. <Cite ref="turn823023search6"/>