Afro House
Top 100 Chart placements for Afro House
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#1
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Tamiditine
Maziri - the artistic union of Ephlum and Stéphane Salerno - present Tamiditine, a stirring reinterpretation of Tissilawens original, carried by sultry strings, lush rhythms, and profuse melodic layers. Modern grooves and crisp electronic inflections create a sublime interplay between grounded, earthy house elements and sweeping, transcendent contours. The track holds a lived-in emotion, tracing the honesty and depth that run through Tissilawens poetry. Alongside the original, two striking remixes expand the journey. FNX Omar drives the piece into an atmospheric deep-house dimension, where sculpted percussion and elegant synth formations gather into a magnetic pull that feels like stepping through a doorway on the dancefloor. His approach sharpens the songs sense of reflection and ascent. Alex Twin responds with a vivid reimagining, threading bright undercurrents and a propulsive cadence into a warm, rhythm-forward progression. Punchy yet refined, his remix preserves the tracks sultry core while giving it a bold new silhouette. Artwork by Rachael DAlessandro. Words by Marie Floro. Master by Wave Life Studio. Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone. Distribution by Muting The Noise.
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Feelin' Right
A colossal alliance is born from the heart of the electronic music universe. The meteoric force of nature known as Dymai - a prodigiously talented DJ and sound architect whose releases on the most sought-after labels have already set the world on fire - unites with the legendary maestro of mood, Aleksandar Zec. A true rhythm virtuoso, Aleksandars epic saga began at the turntables when he was just 15, evolving through a sonic galaxy from explosive dance floors to the gritty grooves of hip-hop and back, electrified by the French house revolution. Now, these two powerhouses unleash their highly anticipated single, Feelin Right, courtesy of the magnificent QulaqAs Records. This isnt just a track; its a sensory masterpiece. It seduces you with a deeply sensual and melodic Afro-House sound, crafting an effortlessly cool, airy vibe that transports you to another dimension. All of this is anchored by an irresistible, head-nodding groove and a bassline of such staggering power it promises to rewrite dancefloor history. This is the undisputed anthem for every elite gathering, the secret weapon for every connoisseur selector. The future of sound has arrived. Dont just listen to it - experience it. Dont just play it - own the moment. To submit your demo, please send an email to demo@qulaqas.com
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#11
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The Sound of Kokolo 2025
Kokolo opens a new chapter with its first ever various artists compilation, bringing together eleven artists from across the spectrum to shape a narrative that moves through the many shades and emotions that define the labels sound. New Yorks Ardio Zemog sets the tone with warm layered percussion and Latin vocals by Christine Gonzalez. Portuguese artist TGZ follows with a groove-driven cut built on crisp percussion and subtle dub strokes. From Austria, Manuel Correa and Nizar Sarakbi nod to early 2000s tech house with a warm rolling burner. Label co-founder Alfonsvs unveils his new alias Alfonso with a house track filled with resonant frequencies and chopped vocals. Adriana Ruas delivers her debut, channeling her luminous energy and pulsating rhythms. Rave Child, another of Alfonsvs aliases, joins forces with Nuno Carneiro for a deep, piano-led journey that builds patiently and culminates in an instrumental climax. Berlin-based Sean Dixon brings classic machine funk with a modern touch, while Berghain resident Answer Code Request explores his housier side for the first time. Dancast delivers a tight, punchy peak-time cut, and Jude Natural follows with an acid jam nodding to Chicagos legacy. Foley closes with high-energy organ melodies destined for peak-time floors. This release captures the emotional range of a Kokolo label night, where house, techno and raw club energy meet. Kokolos Various Artists compilation will be out in December 2025.
Ardio Zemog, Christine Gonzalez, TGZ, Nizar Sarakbi, Manuel Correa, Alfonsvs, Alfonsvs presents Alfonso, Adriana Ruas, Alfonsvs presents Rave Child, Nuno Carneiro, Sean Dixon, Answer Code Request, Dancast, Jude Natural, Foley
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#12
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Loca Loca
Bohemian is back on Jango Records! After delivering a massive release and an unforgettable release party in Paris alongside Jozani Bohemian returns with Loca Loca, an explosive afro-house banger thats about to set dancefloors on fire. Groovy rhythms, infectious energy, and that signature Bohemian touch… Loca Loca is ready to take over your playlists and your nights. Get ready this ones wild #WeStand4Groove www.jangorecords.com
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#14
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We Are People
ORG015 — We Are People by the Ukrainian maestro Kinree A powerful statement record built for peak-time floors. We Are People delivers a driving groove, striking vocal elements, and dynamic synth work that lock dancers in from the first beat. A standout weapon for any playlist or DJ set.
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#22
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Wonder
Landing on Unreleased Records, Dennis Louvra presents Wonder, a warm and dreamlike cut shaped by airy pads, rounded bass and a smooth Afro-leaning groove. With its shimmering melodies and gentle rhythmic pull, the track captures his signature blend of emotion and flow, offering a reflective yet deeply connecting dance-floor moment.
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#27
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Black Hole House Music 12-25
2025-12-12 Black Hole Recordings
Dance Nation, Jan Johnston, BT, Manufactured Superstars, Vedic, Fonzerelli, Jaki Nelson, H4lo, Valeron, Yero, Markus Schulz, Dakota, Jordan Grace, You Liang, V-Ti, Robins, Roda, HLB, AYU (UA), Semblance Smile, Charmes, Onacity, Gavee, TVLI, Zara Taylor, Martin Graff, ED_PRJCT, Emmanuel David, Rodi Style, Somna, FLAVIAN, Larkinn, Artuan, Enlight, Cinnedi, Emmet Glascott, Luca Lazza, Kevin Palacios, Electric Hearts, Miss Nine, Redub, Passive Progressive
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#32
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Que Rico
Hailing from the heart of Kazakhstan, Hatte brings nothing but pure fire to the decks. As a dynamic DJ, producer, and entrepreneur, hes known for his high-octane sets, a masterful mix of soul-shaking Afro House, gritty Bass House drops, and slick club hits. He doesnt just play tracks, he builds an experience, riding the crowds energy with flawless, non-stop flow that keeps the dancefloor packed and pulsating until sunrise. The energy continues with his highly-anticipated debut on QulaqAs Records, Que Rico. This Afro House bomb is all about powerful tribal percussion and a deep, driving groove. Engineered for the club, its a hypnotic rhythm journey that screams peak-time energy and vibrant Afro spirit. This track is guaranteed to set the floor ablaze. To submit your demo, please send an email to demo@qulaqas.com
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#42
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Boca Linda
On December 5th, 2025, Nouveau Niveau Records drops another highlight: Boca Linda (Adala Remix) by Tom Novy feat. Alexandra Prince – an Afro House remix of the highest caliber! Adala delivers deep, driving rhythms and hypnotic vocals, infusing the classic with fresh energy and a refined, club-ready sound design. But thats not all – as a special treat, the release also includes the Tom Novy Progressive House Remix. Packed with a powerful bassline and Novys signature groove, this version brings a more intense, progressive touch made for peak-time dance floors and big festival moments. Together, Tom Novy and Adala present a remix package that perfectly captures the spirit of modern house music in 2025 – soulful, dynamic, and irresistibly danceable. Release Date: December 5th, 2025 Label: Nouveau Niveau Records // NN215
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If I Could Stop The Sunset (Remixes)
In this new chapter of If I Could Stop the Sunset, two distinctive reinterpretations expand the emotional landscape of the original, each illuminating a different facet of twilights allure. David Mackay infuses the track with radiant warmth, sculpting shimmering synth lines and soft-lit melodies that echo the final moments of daylight. His rework drifts in the golden haze of sunset, capturing that fragile instant where time seems to slow, inviting a deeper surrender to the fading glow. Roy Rosenfeld, in contrast, guides the piece into the magnetic pull of nightfall. With his signature blend of atmospheric depth and refined tension, he shapes a soundscape where sleek percussion and expansive harmonics rise like the first stars against a darkening sky. His remix transforms the track into an introspective nocturnal journey, honouring the originals sense of wonder while revealing its shadowed, more contemplative dimension. Together, the two remixes trace the delicate arc between day and night: a continuum of warmth, stillness and quiet transcendence expanding the narrative of If I Could Stop the Sunset into a fuller, more immersive cycle of light and darkness. Artwork by Rachael DAlessandro. David Mackay mix & master by Wave Life Studio. Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone. Distribution by Muting The Noise.
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4th Dimensional [5th]
A deep and immersive journey through organic and Afro house, this new chapter unfolds with powerful energy and visionary sound design. Crafted by three solid producers — MANZONI, NOIZEK, and Black Bombo — the release stands as a true portal to another dimension. Each track builds a bridge between rhythm and emotion, blending hypnotic grooves, tribal elements, and cosmic textures that define the essence of Lumps 4th Dimensional concept.
