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 A MINUTE WITH A DJ/PRODUCER, TOKOLLO MUKWEVHO


Exotik is a versatile Dj/Producer from a small town called Mookgophong in Limpopo. The name "Exotik" comes from the word "exotic". The name came when I was in high school from a Geography subject. I felt it suits me perfect as I was doing things out the ordinary. I didn't like doing basic things so as a Producer/Dj the name was perfect for my style of play and how I make beats. 

I don't really have a specific music genre but I'd say hip hop because that's the genre I  started with when doing music. 

I have an EP, called Gemini Man that carries 4 songs. My favourite song has to be "Siyekeleni" because I enjoyed the process of making it and the energy was pure there.

I'm a lunch person... 

'The name "Exotik" comes from the word exotic. The name came when I was in high school from a Geography subject.' 

For future music release updates, you can add Exotik on his personal Facebook account as Tokollo Glen Mukwevho

Page: Exotik

For bookings: 

Call 072 903 4082 or email, tokolloglen0@gmail.com

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  1. Lehlo Zwane KekanaJanuary 9, 2021 at 12:10 PM

    May the God almighty�� bless you n bless your hustle home boy ��@Exotik @Tokollo Glen Mokwevho

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