Afro House
Top 100 Chart placements for Afro House
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#1
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Tjale Tjale
After a series of successful collaborations that have solidified their creative synergy, Masšh & Ninae are taking their partnership to new heights with their upcoming joint EP. Having previously teamed up with Adam Port-one of Keinemusiks celebrated artists-on the globally acclaimed track All I Got, which garnered worldwide support and surpassed 10 million streams, the duo is now ready to make an even bolder statement. Pushing the boundaries of Afro House, Masšh & Ninae embrace a bold and compelling leftfield approach, promising an immersive sonic journey like no other. Setting the stage for whats to come, the EPs first single, Tjale Tjale, serves as an electrifying introduction to their innovative soundscape. Blending hypnotic rhythms, deep textures, and evocative melodies, the track encapsulates the duos unique ability to fuse tradition with avant-garde production.
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Give It Up
Following on from Adam Beyers recent take on Give It Up, THEMBA and Khenya deliver a wicked Afro house version of The Good Mens renowned record. Layering the vocal hook and iconic horn riff over an irresistible rhythm and authentic Afro percussion, this version add a new sonic flavor to the global club circuit.
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Sondela
Celsius Degree unveils Sondela, a 3-step Afro House journey from Saint Evo. Meaning come closer in Zulu, Sondela draws listeners in with its rich emotional depth and pulsating rhythms. A seamless blend of effervescent soundscapes, lush textures, and soulful vocals. CREDITS Music Production by Saint Evo Composed by Stephen Njeru Wambugu Mastered by Saint Evo, Celsius Degree Studios, Kenya Publishing: Sheer Publishing Africa For more information or licensing requests: info@celsiusdegree.com http://www.celsiusdegree.com
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Bonita
Sllash & Doppes latest track, BONITA, is a vibrant afro-latin house anthem that transports listeners to the sun-drenched vibes of island life. With infectious rhythms and a melody that evokes the spirit of San Pedro, this release captures the duos signature blend of groovy basslines and tropical flair. Perfect for beachside parties or sunset sessions, BONITA is a testament to Sllash & Doppes ability to craft dancefloor-ready tunes with an exotic twist.
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#23
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We Were High
DOSAMIS We Were High moves with an intoxicating energy, where organic textures and electronic currents create a rapturous soundscape. Layers of percussion and tantalizing rhythms ripple through the track, shaping a terrain where movement feels innate, almost ritualistic. Sensual vocals drift through waves of enigmatic synths, carrying echoes of something unspoken - something felt before it is understood. Ethereal riffs and falsettos rise and recede, their undulating motion dissolving the boundaries between body and sound, presence and surrender. More than just a dancefloor anthem, We Were High is an ascent - suspended between gravity and flight, where rhythm becomes the only language and euphoria feels infinite. Words by Marie J Floro. Artwork by Rachael DAlessandro. Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone. Distribution by Muting The Noise.
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#25
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Freaky
Albert Breaker follows up his beautiful Afro collab with Michi with another killer Afro rhythm. This time, he ramps up the energy with Kevin McKay on production and Canadas PRIMO on vocals (who most of you will know from the popular Mami Colombiana with Massianello). Guitar stings and a moody bassline set the tone, while punchy percussion and off beat snares drive the Afro energy before PRIMOs addictive vocal enters the mix. Ponte pa mi que yo ya estoy pa ti, se me pone freaky con un shot de Hennessy, he chants, in typical hedonistic style, En mi casa mami terminamos el party. If his chorus brings the groove and bravado, the verses are all about the feels, pensando en ti, he ends (thinking of you). Together, the effect is sultry. A late night rhythm complete with killer Reggaeton hooks, its another Latin winner for Albert Breaker.
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#28
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The Journey
Japanese Rebel Music icon, Yasushi Ide releases a remix album The Journey A 115-min cinematic mind trip from space to ancient times, from ancient times to space The Journey is the latest work under the name of Yasushi Ide since Cosmic Suite 2. It is a remix album selected from Late Night Blues Cosmic Suite and Cosmic Suite 2. This album, featuring 15 artists from Japan and abroad including Ken Ishii, Shuya Okino & ROOT SOUL, Yoshinori Sunahara, Tomoyuki Tanaka, Charles Webster, Chris Coco, DJ NATURE, and Kiko Navarro, transcends the typical boundaries of a remix album. Spanning 115 minutes, it feels like a soundtrack to an imaginary movie, or perhaps even the movie itself, evoking a variety of images and stories for the listener. Additionally, the entire 115-minute, 20-track album is a non-stop mix, with re-edits and dub processing applied in places by Ide and his creative partner, Watusi. Like the movie Star Wars, you can enjoy the album from either part, or even in reverse order. Each disc is a nearly 60-minute, 10-track non-stop mix, making them full albums in their own right. The artwork features pieces by up-and-coming Japanese painter Yuko Kamiyama. Truly, from space to the ancient past, and from the ancient past to space. Welcome to a 115-minute mind trip. -Yasushi Ide
Yasushi Ide, Ua, DJ Krush, Don Letts, Emily Capell, Emilie Chick, Josué Thomas, Josh Milan
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#35
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Roots
Mossdeb Sounds is delighted to introduce Roots, the latest EP from Bubba Brothers, their home label, and a testament to their artistic evolution. Following the success of Sinners, which featured the captivating vocals of UHFs lead singer, Bubba Brothers embark on a new journey with Roots. This 4-track EP delves into a more ethnic and tribal soundscape, infusing Afro House elements that enrich their signature style. Each track is a sonic exploration that captures the essence of tribal rhythms and deep grooves, guaranteed to resonate with lovers of the genre. Roots not only showcases Bubba Brothers dynamic sound but also marks their growth as artists. With an impressive lineup of performances at major festivals and venues worldwide, they demonstrate that age is merely a number in their quest for musical innovation. Dont miss out on this compelling second release of the year. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
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#36
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Move Ya Body EP
Jesse Zotti is a prime example of what happens when passion meets persistence in the world of electronic music. Zotti & his production partner alias DAY BY DAY released on Fryhide, Sudbeat, IAMHER & Beat Boutique, rising to the top 100 Charts, playing festivals like Piknic Electronik & non-other than Cercle. Jesses residency at Montreals Stereo Afterhours sees him play alongside heavyweights like Tale of Us, Solomun, Dixon, Deep Dish, Steve Lawler, Sasha, Âme, Adriatique & more. Now teaming up for eVIVE with Scott James on Move Ya Body EP, which features a remix from Ibiza based KINTAR, famed for his Summerians global party brand. Out 25th April on eVIVe.
