Out of the eastern side of Johannesburg in Daveyton came two musical geniuses who took a bold yet invigorating journey to pursue their limitless love and passion for music, and by embarking for what captured their souls, knew what they were destined to do. They rejuvenated freshness and a new sound into the South African house music industry. Realizing that their musical creativity has no end, Raphael and Antony Mabaso coined the name Infinite Boys; a name that is not only a known house music brand but also a name that has grabbed the hearts and rhythms of house music lovers locally and internationally.

Brothers Raphael and Antony always had a passion for music, which led them to pursue djing. Having a hunger for more growth in music, the duo started writing and composing songs after completing their studies in music production. They drew inspiration for production from life around them, from everyday sounds, music that was played at pubs and local hang out spots and music that was generally available. The different sounds that they picked up and the different genres of music that they learned, as well as drawing inspiration from Dub, EDM, lounge and African elements, have influenced their versatile composition. Looking up to dj's and producers such as Louie Vega, Ralf
Gum, Franck Roger, Quentin Harris, Calvin Harris, Rocco, Bruce, Oskido, Black Coffee and Revolution positioned the musical cherry on top of their already vast knowledge and musical versatility.

In 2009, Infinite Boys were signed to Kalawa Jazmee Records, where they released their first studio album in 2010 titled "The Beginning". The duo worked with heavyweights such as Oskido, Bucie, Zonke, Malehloka and the late Busi Mhlongo on the album, and the hit track "Zulu Tribe/Hi Nyikeni" sent the masses on a rhythmic frenzy on all dance floors and was the album's signature track.

In 2011, Infinite Boys blazed the house music scene again with their remix of Nastee Nev's feat Donald Sheffey "I'm So Hung Up On You", which was nominated as the best remix of the year on DJ Mag Top 100 and was included on the Yfm-Hot 9 9 compilation album mixed by Just Mo.

Late in 2012 Infinite Boys produced Pride featuring Monique Bingham, the track later was on DJ Pepsi's Album, they also delivered amafinger prints by Professor Feat Oskido & Character and they have worked with Dr Malinga on the track "Ilobolo". Infinite Boys also Produced HAPPY SONG by DJ Fisherman feat DJ Tira & Bignuz , the track got a sync deal with Supersports for two seasons. The Duo also blazed us with their super album "The Journey" with the collaboration from heavy weights such
as DJ Tira, Mampintsha, Shota & Mina Nawe, the album came out 2nd week of October 2013 and it
has grabbed massive love from the fans. Infinite Boys also produced "Bless Me" by DBN NYTS
featuring Kwesta.

In 2021, the other partner of Infinite Boys Raphael Mabaso passed on,he will always be remembered
for his great works and contribution in the South African Music Industry.

You can catch Infinite Fridays Mix on United Kingdom based Radio Station- Drums Radio, every first
Friday of the month.

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