For Episode 260 of Elite Muzik Radio, DJ Eternity spins a mixture of electronic, disco, house, deep house, and more. 

Following a two-week hiatus after Dreamville Festival weekend, DJ Eternity returns with Episode 259 of Elite Muzik Radio. The new episode features a mixture of Moombahton, Electronic, Grime, and House genres. 

Ahead of Dreamville Festival 2024 weekend, DJ Eternity delivers a 30 minute episode filled with Afrobeat, Amapiano, Electronic and more.

DJ Eternity delivers a short but vibe’d-out episode of Electronic vibes. #PressPlay

Episode 256 features music from the likes of DJ Mozes, DeeDONTCARE, love ave., NAMESAKE, Rosey Gold, Turna and others. DJ Eternity puts his spin on each of the edits, adding his own unique style and edits to them.

DJ Eternity returns with Episode 255 of Elite Muzik Radio, featuring a mixture of electro-soul, house, dance jersey club, and others. #PressPlay

For episode 254 of Elite Muzik Radio, DJ Eternity spins a mixture of disco, house, dance, amapiano, and more. #PressPlay

DJ Eternity gets back in his AfroBeats bag for Episode 253 of Elite Muzik Radio.

On Episode 252 of Elite Muzik Radio, DJ Eternity gets into his Lo-Fi bag, spinning a mixture of slowed-down edits that you can vibe out to.

Fresh off his 250th episode, DJ Eternity keeps things moving with episode 251. The new episode features a mixture of Jersey Club, Electronic, Grime, House, Moombahton, and Amapiano genres.

I started doing my show Elite Muzik Radio in 2019, my friend Justin Goodwin linked me up with Wize Grazette from The Indie Creative Network, and it was official.

I didn't know what the hell I was doing lol. I listened to a lot of opinions about what I should be doing rather than taking time to figure it out myself. I started off by reaching out to a lot of artists in the city, but most of them never responded.

Around that time, I was still doing my blog and ended up meeting artists and producers from all over the world. My music taste started growing even more, and the style of the show changed too. I stopped caring about reaching out to people and more about creating content with what I was given.

I wasn’t a talk show guy either; you’re a DJ; just shut up and play music. That's what I started doing, and things changed. Fast-forwarding to now, and I’ve grown a fan base overseas that actually listens to this shit. I’m not playing myself, but it's a super humbling experience to see that people actually like what I’m doing.

When I first started, I was just creating playlists of music I wanted to hear. I never catered to anyone as far as music selection on the show, but somehow people still listened. It’s dope as hell to see people in Russia 🇷🇺, Greece 🇬🇷, Turkey 🇹🇷, Albania 🇦🇱, kazakhstan 🇰🇿 etc like what i'm doing. 

Today i’m dropping my 250th episode. I would like to thank anyone and everyone who supports this show. I love all of you.