#4 Feat. Staff Picks in Afro House

Afrosteria proudly opens the new year with Impendulo, a stunning Afro house release by Belgian rising talent Bastin. Following his first appearance on Magnifik, Bastin returns with a powerful production that blends emotional depth, dark energy, and pure dancefloor drive. Impendulo is a deep Afro house journey where heavy basslines and striking percussions set the foundation for a hypnotic groove. The tracks vocal layers and uplifting synth progressions build tension and release, taking listeners into an euphoric state while maintaining a darker, club-oriented edge. Balancing atmosphere and energy, Impendulo captures Afrosterias vision for 2026 - deep, emotional, and ready for the worlds dancefloors.

Bastin (BE)

#6 Feat. Hype in Afro House

Afrosteria proudly unveils Ahhotep, a striking new release by Fiddla, diving into the deeper, spiritual side of Afro house. Drawing inspiration from ancient energy and tribal heritage, Fiddla delivers a hypnotic and emotionally charged track that feels both timeless and powerful. Ahhotep is built on heavy, rolling percussion and a mesmerizing Afro-tribal vocal, creating a ritualistic and entrancing atmosphere from the very first beat. As the track evolves, a huge emotional piano break takes center stage — a moment of intensity and beauty that elevates the entire journey before dropping back into deep, grounded rhythms. The title pays homage to Ahhotep I, an ancient Egyptian queen whose legacy symbolizes strength and resilience. Fiddla channels that spirit into a track that feels ceremonial, expressive, and deeply connected to Afro-rooted tradition. This is deep Afro house at its finest — hypnotic, emotional, and crafted for dancers who connect with music on a spiritual level.

Fiddla

#57 Feat. Hype in Afro House

Afrosteria proudly unveils the Aytiwan Remix of Call My Name, originally crafted by Dubai-based producer Tom Higham and renowned South African vocalist Nomvula SA. While the original delivers a heartfelt and melodic Afro house journey, Aytiwan reshapes it into a deeper, more powerful version built for peak-time moments on the dancefloor. Staying true to the emotional core of the track, Aytiwan preserves Nomvula SAs stunning vocals, letting them shine without compromise. Around them, he introduces driving synths, deeper low-end power, and intensified energy, giving the remix a bold Afro tech edge. The groove hits harder, the atmosphere grows thicker, yet the original soul remains fully intact. The result is a remix that elevates Call My Name from a melodic journey into a club-ready anthem, blending Aytiwans signature Belgian Afro house/tech influence with the emotional power of Nomvula SAs voice.

Nomvula SA, Tom Higham

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2026-01-02 Afro House

Bastin (BE)