Mordecai

3-step is a contemporary club style built around a distinctive three‑kick‑drum pattern per bar instead of the traditional four‑on‑the‑floor.

Amapiano is a South African house offshoot defined by deep, airy pads, jazzy chord voicings, and the signature "log drum" bass that carves syncopated, percussive patterns through the low end.

Sgija (often pronounced “skee-gah”) is a percussion‑forward, stripped‑back strain of South Africa’s amapiano. Where many amapiano cuts foreground jazzy keys and plush harmonies, sgija pares the palette down to clattering shakers, rimshots and log‑drum bass figures that push a hypnotic, head‑nodding…

Underground Amapiano is the darker, rawer, and more minimal strain of South Africa’s Amapiano. It favors long instrumental grooves, sparse vocals, and hypnotic repetition over pop hooks.