Afro House
Top 100 Chart placements for Afro House
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#6
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Light It Up
Beneath the masks, the duo known as DeFour is united by a singular pursuit: the soul within the machine. Their sound is a carefully plotted journey through the emotional spectrum of electronic music, where progressive horizons meet tech-house momentum, melodic currents merge with technos grounded pulse. Its a sound designed not just for movement, but for feeling, effortlessly blurring the space between the audience and the source. Their latest work, Light It Up, is a brilliant testament to this philosophy. Here, theater-warm analog synthesizers paint a rich, inviting landscape, over which a framework of driving, precisely crafted rhythms builds an undeniable and radiant energy. Its a track that doesnt just occupy the dancefloor; it illuminates it from within, a perfect dialogue between shadowy depth and luminous release. This is sophisticated dance music with a heartbeat, designed to captivate and elevate. To submit your demo, please send an email to demo@qulaqas.com
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#7
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Insane
QulaqAs Records thrills to welcome back the magnetic pulse of Nelson X. Hailing from Thessaloniki, a city humming with its own ancient rhythm, he is an Afro House architect for whom music is a native language. What began as a primal love for the dancefloor has matured into a masterful journey, both behind the decks and within the studios creative crucible. His latest offering, Insane, is a sonic prophecy destined to become reality in the heart of the night. Its a composition built on a foundation of fearless vocal delivery, threaded with synthesizers that feel like shards of light cutting through the dark. The bassline is less a note and more a tectonic event, reshaping the atmosphere of any space it commands. This is the philosophy of the track: a calculated, euphoric madness, a surrender to rhythm that feels both primal and polished. More than just a single, Insane is an invitation into Nelson Xs vibrant universe - a testament to an artist who builds bridges between deep-rooted soul and the gleaming edge of now. Prepare for elevation. To submit your demo, please send an email to demo@qulaqas.com
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#8
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Rise
Rise brings together D-Compost, Leandro Silva, and Nomvula in a collaboration driven by deep emotional connection. The track merges deep rhythmic foundations with bright melodic details designed to lift both body and spirit. D-Compost and Leandro Silva craft a forward-moving instrumental that balances intensity with space, creating a sound made for peak moments on the dance floor while still carrying depth and meaning. At the heart of the record is Nomvulas vocal performance—warm, expressive, and deeply grounded. Her voice doesnt simply sit on the track; it guides it, moving through the rhythm like a call that draws energy upward. The vocal adds character and emotional lift, echoing themes of awakening, unity, and remembrance central to Afro House culture.
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#9
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Nawo Yela / Mambe
A quiet dawn over clay-walled structures. Shadows of soft percussion are lying on the ground in an even pattern, like the first rays on parched grass. Voices are interlaced with the midday heat and the coolness of clay pitchers; they echo one another, creating a pattern, light and intricate, like fingerprints in wet clay. A bass flow - warm and deep, like freshly tilled earth. Synthesizers spread like a light haze over the horizon, shimmering like the air above heated stones. Here there is silence between the notes, a space where ancestral echoes dwell, and a fluid movement born from the very tread of the day on a dusty village square
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#13
Feat. Hype in Afro House
In My Life
Andrey Exx and TuraniQa make their debut on Afro House label MLKSGR with In My Life - a deep and emotionally driven Afro House release built for both the dancefloor and immersive listening. Built on organic percussion, warm low-end grooves, and a flowing Afro House rhythm, In My Life creates an immersive and hypnotic atmosphere. Its expressive vocal hook adds emotional depth and a human touch to the production. The vocals are seamlessly integrated into the groove, serving as a melodic and emotional anchor while preserving the tracks dancefloor-driven energy and fluid flow. With In My Life, Andrey Exx and TuraniQa deliver a refined Afro House production that balances emotion, rhythm, and modern club aesthetics. Their debut on MLKSGR highlights the labels focus on forward-thinking Afro House sounds with strong musical identity and international appeal.
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#15
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Se Entregar
With Se Entregar, Giuliano Rodrigues delivers a deeply expressive Afro House journey built on warm grooves, organic percussion, and soulful melodic elements. The track unfolds with a natural flow, inviting listeners to surrender to rhythm and emotion—true to its title, which translates as to give in or to surrender. Rooted in Afro House traditions yet shaped by a modern electronic sensibility, Se Entregar balances hypnotic drum patterns with atmospheric textures and subtle melodic hooks. The result is a track that feels both intimate and powerful, resonating equally in sunset sessions, open-air dancefloors, and late-night moments. Released on EarthVox, a label dedicated to organic, emotive, and globally inspired electronic music, Se Entregar reflects a shared vision of rhythm as a universal language—connecting cultures, movement, and feeling through sound.
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#16
Feat. Hype in Afro House
That Girl (Nwata)
KVM, Wisdom - That Girl (Nwata) A warm, vibey trumpet sets the tone from the very first seconds. That Girl (Nwata) is a track that flows naturally, built to move bodies without having to shout. KVM blends Latin house influences with Afro-house rhythms, powered by springy percussion, a rounded low end, and a fluid arrangement that lets the dancefloor breathe. Wisdom's vocals add a confident, sexy edge-full of attitude and character while staying hypnotic and refined. The result is a feel-good record that hits perfectly at sunset and late night: a clean balance of melody, rhythm, and mood-no forced moments, just pure vibes.
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#17
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Eyo
Afrosteria proudly unveils Eyo by From96, a Brazilian artist currently based in Portugal. Blending influences from both continents, he delivers a track that embodies the emotional depth and rhythmic pulse of modern Afro house. Eyo is a deep afro journey built on warm percussion, a growling bassline, and carefully selected vocal elements that add atmosphere and storytelling. The production moves forward with a sense of flow and intention, making it a track that works both for introspective listening and dancefloor moments. With its balance of groove, depth, and subtle power, Eyo stands as a beautifully crafted piece of Afro house that invites the listener to travel with it — step by step, beat by beat.
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#25
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Stand Up
'Stand Up' brings together Mole (DE) and PAEDE on a driving Afro House cut built around tight percussion, rolling grooves and a confident, forward-moving energy. The track balances raw club functionality with melodic depth, making it equally effective in peak-time sets and longer transitions. Already tested and supported in club environments by the artists themselves, 'Stand Up' marks another strong collaboration on MAJA Records, continuing the label's focus on dance floor-ready electronic music with character and groove.
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#26
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Maita
This track is my first step in music. It is a moment that stayed in my head for a long time and finally turned into music. I dont know how you will receive it, but I know exactly why I created it. This is my first track, real emotion, a story that started from zero.
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#28
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Secret Signal
Jay Neves unveils Secret Signal, a deep and hypnotic Afro House journey driven by pulsating grooves, atmospheric textures, and a mysterious melodic aura. Known for crafting tracks that blend emotional depth with dancefloor-ready energy, Jay Neves presents a production that feels both modern and ritualistic. Secret Signal weaves expressive percussion with subtle vocal elements and evolving rhythms, creating a magnetic tension that keeps listeners locked in from the first beat. It reflects the progressive and cutting-edge Afro House sound that defines the Polyform label.
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#29
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Valentino
South African Afro House producer Valentino Kabelo Rankwe, known globally as Valento Dust, unveils his evocative new single Valentino, a soulful journey through tribal rhythm and contemporary electronic expression. Born in the heart of Limpopos Sehlakwane village, Valento Dust draws deeply from his ancestral roots to craft a sound that bridges the traditions of his homeland with global Afro House sensibilities. Valento Dust has emerged as a sonic storyteller, infusing each composition with organic rhythms, pulse-driven grooves, and rich textures that reflect both cultural heritage and forward-thinking production. His music celebrates the heartbeat of Africa, layering traditional instrumentation and rhythmic cadences over modern Afro House frameworks. Valentino showcases his artistic vision - the track exemplifies Valento Dusts commitment to creating music that resonates on the dance floor and in personal listening spaces alike, inviting audiences into a soundscape where rhythmic tradition meets electronic innovation. As part of his growing catalogue, Valento Dust continues to build momentum with tracks that reflect his unique identity and musical heritage. From deep cinematic atmospheres to uplifting sequences, his work has been featured alongside a range of releases in the Afro House scene. With Valentino, Valento Dust delivers a release that not only honours his roots but also positions him firmly on the global Afro House stage - a celebration of rhythm, soul, and cultural resonance. Produced, mixed: Valento Dust Mastering: Afreeka Records Cover art: Afreeka Records Press: Afreeka Records
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#31
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Miracle
Bringing a vibrant Afro House energy to Ostowana, Gokhan Aydogmus unveils Miracle a rhythm-driven journey infused with deep emotion and uplifting spirit. Built on rich Afro percussion and a steady, hypnotic groove, Miracle blends warm basslines with melodic accents and subtle vocal textures that elevate the track's soulful character. The arrangement flows effortlessly, creating a powerful sense of movement while maintaining a smooth, organic feel that connects instinctively with the dancefloor. With Miracle, Gokhan Aydogmus delivers a captivating Afro House experience that radiates positivity and depth, perfectly aligning with Ostowana's commitment to forward-thinking, culturally rich electronic music. contact@ostowana.com www.ostowana.com
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#32
Feat. Hype in Afro House
3ala Baly
3ala Baly is about being caught in a toxic, codependent cycle -constantly trying to help someone else while slowly hurting yourself in the process. It captures the emotional loop of giving too much and losing yourself along the way, turning that tension into something both reflective and cathartic.
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#33
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Morena
This Afro Latin track blends deep tribal rhythms with vibrant percussions and a powerful Spanish vocal that brings warmth and soul to the production. Driven by organic grooves and hypnotic textures, the song creates an immersive atmosphere that connects ancestral energy with a modern electronic feel. A dynamic collaboration between Frank-lo, 4Step and OYADI, this track is designed to move both the body and the spirit, making it perfect for dancefloors and global music lovers alike. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
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#34
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Maybe Tonight
Nopra presents Maybe Tonight, an Afro melodic progressive track shaped by subtle tension and late night emotion, where rolling rhythms and expressive melodies unfold gradually, creating a confident and atmospheric groove built for deep moments on the dance floor. Producer: Nopra Final Mastering: YHV Recordings Publisher: YHV Music Group Record Label: YHV Records Instagram.com/yhvrecords Facebook.com/yhvecords Soundcloud.com/yhvrecords Managed by: www.yhvmusic.group Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
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#42
Feat. Hype in Afro House
An African Ghost In The Desert
'The ancestral voice in electronic form.' A richly textured, cinematic opener that sets the spiritual tone for the EP. Melodic synth lines weave between layered percussion, creating a sense of timelessness and ritual. This is where the old world meets the new-evoking desert silence, the Xhosa spirit, and the endless journey of the nomad. A deep, storytelling tool for sunrise sets or thoughtful club moments.
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#47
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Another Chance
Roger Sanchezs iconic Another Chance became a massive hit exactly 25 years ago, debuting straight at Number 1 on the UK charts in its first week. With the rise of Afro House, many classics are resurfacing through fresh cover versions, and this one is no exception. Throughout 2025, Gabriel Robella has championed this new interpretation, now available worldwide to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Roger Sanchezs timeless anthem. Robella delivers a refined Afro House rendition featuring a beautifully crafted acapella that stays true to the spirit of the original, paired with percussion designed to ignite dance floors. A track perfectly tailored for the upcoming summer season and for Miami Music Week 2026.
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#50
Feat. Hype in Afro House
Palmas , Luna Y Sangre
David Museen - Palmas, Luna Y Sangre 'Palmas, Luna Y Sangre' is a deep Afro house groove driven by organic percussion, hypnotic rhythms, and a warm, rolling bassline. David Museen blends tribal elements with atmospheric melodies and subtle Latin influences, creating a track that feels ritualistic, emotional, and alive. Designed for open-air dancefloors and late-night journeys, it's a powerful Afro house cut where rhythm, mood, and movement come together naturally.
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#55
Feat. Hype in Afro House
We Don't Play the Same Afro
Afrosteria proudly delivers We Dont Play The Same Afro, a hard-hitting Afro tech release from South African artist Octavez. Raw, deep, and uncompromising, this track is built with one purpose: to move the dancefloor. We Dont Play The Same Afro is a straight-up Afro tech banger, driven by irresistible arpeggios, massive percussion, and a deep, rolling groove that locks dancers in from the first beat. Dark textures and powerful low-end energy create an intense atmosphere, while the driving rhythm keeps the momentum high throughout. Designed for peak-time club moments and underground dancefloors, this release showcases Afro tech in its purest form — bold, deep, and impossible to ignore.
