"Ponessa Musi Wango" is a dramatic and melodic Afro House reinterpretation of a true Mozambican classic — originally performed by Madala, an iconic singer from Beira, Mozambique, and first released in 1997. This new version respectfully revives a song that marked a generation, reimagining its emotional depth through a modern Afro House lens. The title "Ponessa Musi Wango" means "supporting my family" — a powerful expression of responsibility, sacrifice, and dedication to providing for loved ones. The message reflects the strength and resilience deeply rooted in Mozambican culture, where family stands at the heart of identity and purpose. For Allen, recreating this record was more than a musical project — it was a personal journey back to his childhood. The original 1997 release was part of the soundtrack of his early years, and reconnecting with it awakened strong memories, emotions, and cultural pride. Through rich melodies, dramatic arrangements, and deep Afro House rhythms, Allen bridges past and present, transforming nostalgia into a contemporary dancefloor experience. More than a remake, this version stands as a heartfelt tribute to Madala — honoring his legacy, his voice, and the timeless impact of his music on Mozambican culture. It celebrates heritage, memory, and the enduring power of music to connect generations.

Afrosteria proudly unveils "Kuqala (Native P. Remix)", a powerful new take on the track by Xinka featuring Tabia, reimagined by Native P. Known for his distinctive sound and a string of acclaimed releases, the Greek producer brings his signature depth and intensity to this already compelling record. In this remix, Native P. dives into deep Afro tech territory, wrapping Tabia's emotive voice in a dark, hypnotic groove. Resonant synths and driving percussion build a dense, immersive atmosphere that pulls you into the rhythm and doesn't let go. The low-end is heavy, the textures are deep, and the energy is crafted for late-night dancefloors and underground moments. This version of "Kuqala" pushes the track into darker, more powerful territory — as deep Afro tech as it gets, made for serious sound systems and dancers who love that raw, hypnotic drive.