Andrew Dum takes Armand Van Helden’s unforgettable classic “I Want Your Soul” and reshapes it into a warm, groove-rich Afro House journey. The iconic vocal hook is still the star, but here it floats over rolling tribal percussion, earthy drum textures, and a deep, comforting low-end that gives the track a completely new pulse. Andrew … Read more
Franciskos & Lollomezz take Alesso’s festival classic “If I Lose Myself” and guide it into a deeper, more organic Afro House world, giving the anthem a richer emotional pulse. Instead of the soaring, peak-time production of the original, this edit leans into rolling tribal percussion, warm bass textures, and spacious rhythmic layers that wrap the … Read more
Edgar Aguirre & SYO fire up “Cúentale” with a powerful Afro House rework that leans fully into tribal energy and big, body-shaking drums. The remix wastes no time building momentum — deep toms, thick hand-percussion, and sharp rhythmic accents drive the groove forward with real force. The vocal sits on top with attitude, weaving through … Read more
eSQUIRE & Igor Blaska turn up the temperature with “Heat”, an Afro House roller built around tribal percussion, hypnotic rhythms, and a warm, dance-floor-driven groove. The track blends modern Afro House energy with classic house sensibilities, giving it a dramatic, atmospheric feel that works perfectly for sunset sets, warm-up slots, and melodic moments in a … Read more
koshi and Nastiboi rework Justin Timberlake’s emotional original into a flowing Afro House reinterpretation built on rhythm, movement and atmosphere. The remix leans into tribal percussion and organic drum layers, creating a steady, hypnotic pulse that carries the track forward with ease. Timberlake’s vocal is treated with restraint, woven into the groove as a textural … Read more
Krooner delivers a deep, driving Afro House reinterpretation of JAY-Z’s iconic anthem, shifting the focus from stadium drama to hypnotic dancefloor movement. The remix grounds the track in layered tribal percussion and a steady, forward-moving low-end that gives it real momentum without rushing the energy. Vocal elements are used with restraint, adding emotional weight and … Read more
ADASS & RSNEY flip Drake’s “Madiba Riddim” into a smooth Afro House groove that feels tailor-made for bar sets, warm-up slots, and sunset sessions. They keep the original’s signature melody and vocal flavour but rebuild the foundation with tribal drums, rolling percussion, and a deeper, more rhythmic pulse. The remix adds a warm, laid-back bounce … Read more
Heliograph brings a smooth, understated Afro House twist to Estelle’s iconic hit “American Boy” featuring Kanye West, transforming the chart classic into a warm, rhythmic groove perfect for relaxed dance floors. The remix keeps the original’s catchy vocal charm while subtly reshaping the instrumental with tribal percussion, soft shakers, and a rolling Afro-inspired pulse. Instead … Read more
Andrés Honrubia injects fresh tribal energy into Eddie Amador’s legendary classic “House Music,” transforming the timeless vocal anthem into a powerful Afro House weapon. The remix keeps the iconic spoken-word vocal front and centre, but rebuilds the groove with earthy percussion, deep drums, and a hypnotic tribal rhythm that gives the track new life on … Read more
KEV LAVIGNE & SIXTONE fire up Mory Kanté’s infectious “Shake It to the Max” with a heavy Afro House rework built for early-club momentum and warm-up energy. They keep the original’s catchy vocal hook intact but rebuild the entire groove with deep tribal percussion, rolling toms, and a thick low-end pulse that hits harder without … Read more