Top 100 Chart placements for Afrosteria
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Afrosteria is excited to release Funk Overload, a fiery new single by South African artist Candy Man. This one is built for the dancefloor — a raw and powerful Afro tech track packed with attitude, energy, and undeniable groove. Funk Overload lives up to its name, delivering a wave of heavy-hitting vocals, punchy synths, and thundering basslines that instantly command attention. Candy Man blends Afro tech textures with a funk-inspired edge, creating a track thats explosive, gritty, and made to light up any club. The vocal lines hit hard, the drop hits harder, and the entire production oozes confidence — this is peak-time material that will set dancefloors on fire. With this release, Afrosteria continues its mission to champion Afro-rooted sounds that push boundaries and keep bodies moving.
Afrosteria is thrilled to introduce its next release, Robocop, from South African artist Kingdonna, a rising talent making his mark in the Afro house and Afro tech scene. With a raw, powerful sound, Kingdonna delivers a track that dives deep into the darker side of Afro rhythms. Robocop is a dark Afro tech track, built around deep, driving grooves and a massive bassline that truly comes alive during the break. As the energy rises, the music builds into a powerful drop thats perfectly crafted for dark rooms and underground dancefloors. Kingdonnas deep and hypnotic approach captures the essence of Afro tech with a moodier edge, blending traditional African-inspired percussion with a modern, intense atmosphere that will resonate strongly with late-night crowds. Robocop marks another step in Afrosterias journey to spotlight fresh talent pushing the genre into exciting new territories.
Afrosteria is thrilled to announce its next release, Takadum, from Breyth, the Portuguese-Angolan DJ, producer, and founder of Arrifana Records. Known for his infectious productions and global presence, Breyth brings a high-energy Afro house banger designed to fire up dancefloors everywhere. Takadum is a pulsating Afro house track driven by deep basslines, hypnotic synths, and irresistible vocal loops chanting takadum dum dat didum dat. Its the kind of hook that sticks in your head, while the rhythm and percussion keep your feet moving all night long. With big drops and a groove built for peak-time, Takadum is pure dancefloor magic — guaranteed to make you shake and vibe from start to finish. Breyth has already left his mark on the electronic music scene, with his tracks gaining support from top international names like Erick Morillo, Seth Troxler, and Major Lazer. As the head of Lisbon-based Arrifana Records, Breyth is not only shaping his own path but also providing a platform for emerging talent across the Afro and electronic music spectrum. With performances spanning BBC Radio, ADE Amsterdam, Pacha Ofir, and countries across Europe and Africa, Breyth continues to rise as a key voice in global Afro house.