Radic The Myth is an emergent voice in the electronic music scene, known for infusing his work with a distinctive blend of house music that draws inspiration from his African roots. With a penchant for delivering deep, soulful, and often rhythmic beats, Radic has been carving a niche for himself within the global music landscape. His approach to music is characterized by a commitment to exploring and expressing the nuances of his cultural heritage, all while staying true to the genre's underground ethos.

His discography paints a picture of an artist who is not afraid to experiment with sound, as evidenced by his eclectic releases such as "Its A Zulu Love," which features Mpeshnyk, and the vibrant track "St. Tropez." With offerings that range from the evocative "Roses" and "Uhuru Uko Wapi" to the more introspective "Peaches & Teddy Bears" and "Teddy Bears," Radic The Myth has shown a remarkable versatility. Albums such as "There Ain't No Album!" along with succinct teasers like "Album Sampler" and "Album Sampler 02" suggest an artist who engages with his audience, chronicling his musical journey with both transparency and artistry. Renowned for his engaging EPs like "Tall Man Can't Dance" and standalone gems such as "Annah," Radic The Myth continues to contribute to the vibrant tapestry of modern electronic music.