Hailing from The Netherlands, house music pioneer BORN TO FUNK now runs the label 'BORN TO FUNK Digital' as an outlet for the more mature and genuine outings of house music. Like in the early years of its origin, house music should not be caged in styles -like people so often like to do these days- but be a free carrier of ideas and sounds. And most of all, give listeners -through dj's- an opportunity to jack their body.

The sixth release on the label "Upeo Wa Macho" (literally: "maximum of the eyes", meaning "horizon" in Swahili) sees BORN TO FUNK returning to his Afro House side with a musical journey showcasing the East African influences in his productions, as heard before on his hit records "Maisha" and "Busara".

Hailing from The Netherlands, house music pioneer BORN TO FUNK now runs the label 'BORN TO FUNK Digital' as an outlet for the more mature and genuine outings of house music. Like in the early years of its origin, house music should not be caged in styles -like people so often like to do these days- but be a free carrier of ideas and sounds. And most of all, give listeners -through dj's- an opportunity to jack their body.

The sixth release on the label "Upeo Wa Macho" (literally: "maximum of the eyes", meaning "horizon" in Swahili) sees BORN TO FUNK returning to his Afro House side with a musical journey showcasing the East African influences in his productions, as heard before on his hit records "Maisha" and "Busara".

Hailing from The Netherlands, house music pioneer BORN TO FUNK now runs the label 'BORN TO FUNK Digital' as an outlet for the more mature and genuine outings of house music. Like in the early years of its origin, house music should not be caged in styles -like people so often like to do these days- but be a free carrier of ideas and sounds. And most of all, give listeners -through dj's- an opportunity to jack their body.

The sixth release on the label "Upeo Wa Macho" (literally: "maximum of the eyes", meaning "horizon" in Swahili) sees BORN TO FUNK returning to his Afro House side with a musical journey showcasing the East African influences in his productions, as heard before on his hit records "Maisha" and "Busara".