Capsule Convos is a talk show that aims to cover the zeitgeist of arts in Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal: with a focus on second generation immigrants. These cities are shaped by the presence of the diaspora through migration, and the art scenes have a strong overlap with those of Ghana, Nigeria, and other parts of West Africa.

Kicking off with a B2B from Lagos born, Toronto based DJs Babymmune & Moii Chan, this episode is jam packed with afrobeat, gqom, and house sounds.

Followed by chit chat between Miss Yvvana and our guest, Oroko’s very own; 999adj. We sit down to talk about being Queer, Black, & Femme in the music industry. Moreover, we discuss the sounds of metropolitan cities like Detroit and Toronto. Watch the gqom documentary on youtube!

Last but not least, Michigan’s GPS Tony makes a special appearance and surprise feature, blending the nostalgic hiplife rhythm of Basa Basa with a knack for footwork, electronic, and house sounds.

With Guests: 999ADJ is a multidisciplinary artist, DJ, archivist and curator whose work weaves together sound, visuals and narratives to explore black music histories, folklore and the natural world. With a deep connection to underground musics scenes around the world they curate and share resonant sounds through breaks, electro, jungle and techno. 999ADJ produces events through their collective @999heard (the next one is july 5th so stay tuned) and runs the archival radio platform @999_heardradio, both dedicated to sonic exploration and cultural preservation!

Babymmune is a DJ and producer - born in Lagos and based in Toronto. He also throws parties, designs posters and just might have undiagnosed ADHD. His musical obsessions revolve around the many magical forms of Black and African underground music. He believes deeply that the club is a space for political, spiritual and psychological liberation.

GPS Tony is a producer and DJ from Michigan who started their journey into music taking influence from early days as a teenager producing for Detroit rappers, the Midwest bleed over of Chicago footwork, and the unbounded progressive energy of the city. 2021 - 2023, GPS Tony ventured out of the studio and began hitting the decks in Montreal, crafting their high - speed sound with a mind for the dance floor. Now based in Los Angeles, GPS Tony continues to create a next - level sonic world for both in and out of the club and across the world, with their most recent self - released EP, I Love Speed I Love Banh Mi, with more to come later this year. GPS Tony blends together footwork, juke, jit, breaks, jungle, East Coast club, 2 - step - anything percussive and alive - to have you moving on the fastest route.