Afro House
Top 100 Chart Placements
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#1
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Horizon
DJ Freespirit, Marasi
'Horizon' is an after hours, sunrise ready track crafted for the final moments of a long, emotional night. Built on a continuous melodic flow, the track blends deep Afro house energy with the sweeping atmosphere of progressive house, warm pads, hypnotic leads, and dreamy textures carrying the listener forward like the first light breaking over the skyline. It's an epic, club driven, and deeply cinematic journey designed for closing sets, where the crowd enters that reflective, elevated state. 'Horizon' tells the story of transition and release: the shift from darkness to daylight, from intensity to calm, and from movement into a moment of peaceful clarity.
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No Drama V.2
Roy Rosenfeld, Dulus, Luka Sambe, Darco
Over the past year, No Drama, the label founded by Roy Rosenfeld, has established itself as a space for creative independence and artistic authenticity. Known for his refined fusion of house, techno, and downtempo, Rosenfeld channels the same principles into his imprint, prioritizing artistic freedom, emotional resonance, and sonic exploration. The labels fourth release, No Drama V.2, delivers a cohesive four-track EP spanning over twenty-six minutes of forward-thinking electronic music. Opening with Dubi, Rosenfeld crafts a composition built on contrasts and playful percussion set against a wistful melodic backdrop. Over nearly seven minutes, the track unfolds gradually, expanding into a hypnotic crescendo that captures both dance floor intensity and introspective depth. Next comes Coral by Dulus, a Colombian-born artist, based in Santiago, Dominican Republic. With roots in guitar and vocal performance, his understanding of musical structure permeates the composition. Layers of subtle vocal textures, resonant basslines, and scattered sonic details create a sense of depth and movement. The tracks hypnotic progression rewards close listening, revealing intricate nuances beneath its steady groove. The third track, Pink Hearts, by Sydney-based producer Luka Sambe, draws from his experience in Australias festival scene. Sambe blends melodic house structures with acid-tinged flourishes and offbeat sonic details. Each element lands with intent, building an infectious energy that feels effortless yet deeply crafted. Closing the release is Oscar Wave by Darco, a rising artist celebrated for his immersive live performances that blend electronic textures with organic instrumentation. The track channels early trance influences and Middle Eastern tonalities into an uplifting, psychedelic journey. Its central section bursts into a wave of euphoric release, bringing a fitting conclusion to a compilation that celebrates both diversity and unity in sound. No Drama V.2 stands as a testament to Rosenfelds curatorial vision and sincerity. Each track resonates with purpose, offering a glimpse into a global community of artists united by their shared pursuit of creation.
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#15
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Bella Ciao Remix
Seba Campos, KÖNI
Following the success of Bella Ciao, KÖNI & Seba Campos return with a remix EP that revisits the original material through three distinct reinterpretations. Featuring remixes by Aaron Sevilla, Emanuele Esposito, and a collaborative remix by Rhum G & Riviiera, the EP expands on the sonic and emotional foundations of the original release while pushing it into new territories. Each remix offers a unique perspective from deep, hypnotic grooves to more driving and percussive arrangements highlighting the versatility of the source material and its adaptability across different dancefloor contexts. The collection balances atmosphere and functionality, maintaining the essence of Bella Ciao while allowing each remixer's identity to shine
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#19
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Data Romance
Jonas Saalbach, Lexer
Jonas Saalbach makes his Purified Records debut with his Data Romance EP, a three-track release that captures the depth, emotion and forward momentum that have defined his melodic deep house sound for over a decade. A stalwart of the scene, the German artists connection to emotional storytelling and dancefloor energy is woven throughout the EP, presenting a cohesive yet varied listening experience. The title track opens with a sense of restrained anticipation, pairing gentle synth stabs and male vocal fragments with textured atmospheres and a steady, pulsating groove. Balancing human emotion with digital precision, Data Romance blends euphoric melodic phrases and crisp rhythmic elements, creating an intimate yet expansive mood. Human Oscillator leans further into Saalbachs percussive instincts, driven by hypnotic rhythms and subtly shifting bassline patterns. The tracks layered synth work and kinetic low-end give it a more physical edge, while maintaining the emotional undercurrent that runs throughout the release. Its a confident, dancefloor-focused statement that showcases Saalbachs refined, hardware-driven production approach. Closing the EP, German luminary and Purified regular Lexer delivers a compelling reinterpretation of Data Romance, reimagining the original through his own inimitable lens. Lexers Analog Heart Remix introduces fresh harmonic textures and a deeper atmosphere, offering a nuanced, emotive take that complements the original while standing firmly on its own. The artwork for this release, captured by @iamsandyra, features a waterfall cutting through dense nature, a visual metaphor for flow, connection and transmission. Just as data moves silently through unseen networks, water travels across land, shaping everything it touches before reaching the ocean. The ocean is fed by countless streams, creeks, and waterfalls that flow from land across the world, carrying everything they touch along the way. Because we are all connected by this shared water system, it is everyones responsibility to keep these places clean, protected, and deeply appreciated for the life they support. This image reflects the core idea behind Data Romance: the tension and harmony between human emotion and larger systems that connect us all. A reminder that beneath technology, movement and momentum, there is always something organic, continuous and alive. Looking to help further protect the planet? Explore Only One, the action platform for the planet, on a mission to restore ocean health and tackle the climate crisis - with the power of the people.
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#23
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Leele
Tom Higham
Kitusuru Records proudly welcomes Tom Higham to the label with his debut release, Leele. This Afro House cut is driven by intense groove energy, layered percussion, and sleek electronic textures, all wrapped around hypnotic male vocals that echo the true African spirit at the heart of the Kitusuru sound. Leele blends raw rhythm with modern club finesse, delivering a deep, soulful vibe designed for both dancefloors and late-night sessions. A powerful first statement on Kitusuru from Tom Higham and the start of an exciting new journey.
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#38
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Vanever: Fit Beats
Vanever, Matthew Sax, Alex Kenji, Gameboys, DJ Tamisha, Kamael, Joseph Nappi, Christian Meldal, EBERLE, Francis P, Doke, Djerem, Sabo Limit, Fuzzy Hair, Andyrave, Rodrigo Luca, Rob Laniado, Levex (ITA), Frankie Corsano, NEMEZI, OYADI, Aixmar, Lucky Guess, Danny Wade
FIT BEATS is a high energy dance compilation curated by the Belgian-Swiss rising talent VANEVER, built for clubs, workouts and late night sessions. From college parties to Red Bull Studios in South Africa and from opening a sold out international tour for Blue to performing at Tomorrowland Belgium 2024, VANEVERs journey is powered by driving House basslines and Afro rhythms that have moved crowds from Ibiza to Amsterdam. Blending Tech House, Afro, Bass House and Main Stage sounds, Fit Beats delivers a tight selection of club ready tracks made to keep you moving. Infos: https://www.sirupmusic.com
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#41
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You're So Sweet (Anané & Christian Mantini Remix)
Anane
As a new year begins, music continues to guide us, shaping vision, movement, and hope along our life journey. At Nulu, we step into 2026 with a carefully curated series of exclusive releases, staying true to the path we love most: music that creates memories, uplifts the spirit, and resonates deep within the soul, timeless sounds meant to stay with us forever. One of our most iconic figures returns home.Our Afro House pioneer, founder, mentor, and the original Nulu Warrior, Anane, is back on the label. And as always, no one does it quite like her. Her unmistakable voice resurfaces through a powerful new Afro House remix of 'You're So Sweet', a track that originally marked a defining era of the Madam X project. Today, the song is reimagined and reshaped for contemporary dance floors. Anane revised the song with the creative support of her longtime right hand Christian Mantini, delivering a modern, experimental, and forward-thinking interpretation designed for deep, late-night journeys. This remix is built for selectors, sound systems, and souls connected through rhythm, a track made to be played, felt, and lived on the dance floor. We're excited for you to listen, play, and dance to this release. Feel the power. Feel the soul. Feel the dance floor. You're So Sweet (Anane & Christian Remix), It's Nulu. It's Quality. It's You. Produced by Anane Vega & Christian Mantini Lead Vocal by Anane Mixed by Mennie & Christian Mantini Mastered By Mennie at Pleiadi Studios, Italy Publishing Info: (Luis F. Vega, Ana Martins-Vega) Niconane Music (BMI), Criola Publishing (BMI) www.nulumusic.com
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#42
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Selebuka
Aytiwan, keby flavour, Leo Nicky
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Textures Of Sound Vol 3
Bondar, Simone Glad, Jerome Price, Kadhim, Malek Mhedhbi, Chook TN, Berkan, Orkun Bozdemir, Roddih, South Birds, KOCHETOV, LOQEN
The eVIVE label continues its VA series 'Textures Of Sound' with its third volume, featuring 6 afro house tracks from a selection of producers from around the world, handpicked by label boss Steve Lawler. The VA gives opportunities for up and coming talents to continue to reach a global audience, namely six collabs from Simone Glad & Bondar, Jerome Price & Kadhim, Malek Mhedhbi & Chook, Orkun Bozdemir & Berkan, South Birds & Roddih and lastly Kochetov & Loqen. Released 13th Feb on eVIVE.
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#52
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The Legacy - All Time Best Sellers Vol.4
Frankie LLuc, Coeus, Toshi, De Cave Man & TonicVolts, Stones & Bones, Mowgan, Jah Baba, Jeangu Macrooy, Tato, MoBlack, VHOOR, Tuyo, FBC, Dorian Craft, Baron (FR), CLARAA, Ashimba, Enzo Siffredi, Mariam Zawose, A.C.N., Oluhle, Aaaron, Deckert, Andreas Horvat, Armonica, Stevo Atambire, Paco De Rosa, Jos & Eli, Gruwski, SANDHAUS, KOBAIEN, Sound of Bam, Yamil, Crisologo
With The Legacy — All Time Best Sellers Vol. 4, MoBlack Records shifts the focus from compilation to conversation. This fourth chapter is not about revisiting hits, but about tracing the invisible lines that connect cultures, voices and rhythms across continents and generations. It is a collection built on movement, memory and musical dialogue. From the atmospheric tension of "Burlan" and "Elysian" to the raw, percussive drive of "Mabudede" (Kususa Remix) and "Manoo Remix", the album moves freely between introspection and physical energy. Vocal-led moments like "Aisa" (FNX Omar Remix), "O Pa Mi Titi Deabe" (Armonica Remix) and "Ilanga" bring human warmth to the foreground, while tracks such as "Creatures", "Mandinka Woman" and "Saana Yoo Ma" explore deeper, more spiritual territories. Several collaborations stand as cultural bridges rather than simple features. "Clareou", "Can Soleil" and "Kukaya" (Fka Mash Remix) blend regional identities into a shared language made for modern dancefloors. Later, cuts like "Amaya", "Zimbabwe" (Kintar Remix) and "Road to Nowhere" push the narrative forward with bold textures and restless momentum. The closing stretch, led by "Candela" and "Mi Amor", leaves space for reflection as much as release, reminding listeners that groove and emotion are never separate worlds. The Legacy Vol. 4 does not look back for nostalgia. It looks outward. It documents how global electronic music continues to evolve through collaboration, respect for roots, and the courage to experiment. A chapter shaped by instinct, experience and the belief that rhythm is still one of the strongest forms of connection we have.
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#56
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Don't Feel the Same
Kai Hillmann, Vaki
Kai Hillmann & Vaki Deliver Soulful Organic House on Déepalma with 'Don't Feel the Same'. Kai Hillmann returns to Déepalma Records with Don't Feel the Same, a deep-rooted organic house cut that leans into emotion as much as groove. This time teaming up with Vaki, the release finds Hillmann in a refined, late-night mode—where warmth, restraint and soul take center stage. Built around beautiful female soul vocals, the track unfolds with quiet confidence. Sultry piano chords drift over atmospheric pads while hypnotic synth lines subtly tighten the mood, never overwhelming the arrangement. The drums stay patient but purposeful, with accenting fills that gently lift the energy and keep the groove in motion. It's the kind of record that feels equally at home on a sunrise terrace or during an introspective, headphones-on session. MORE TO DISCOVER: www.deepalma.com
