Koshi & Meednight Sun transform Justin Timberlake’s “What Goes Around… Comes Around” into a deep, rhythmic Afro House cut that carries both emotion and groove. They keep the haunting essence of JT’s original vocal but rebuild the entire foundation with textured percussion, subtle tribal patterns, and a rolling rhythm that gives the track a new … Read more
MARTINO x 5HOURS bring fiery Afro House energy to Pitbull’s party staple “Calle Ocho,” flipping the Latin club classic into a percussive, dance-floor-ready weapon. The remix keeps the instantly recognisable vocal shouts and catchy melodic elements, but rebuilds the rhythm with tighter, tribal-influenced drums and a bouncier Afro groove that hits with way more underground … Read more
Alek brings a refined Afro House twist to Sting’s timeless classic “Englishman in New York,” giving the smooth, jazzy original a deeper, more rhythmic backbone. The edit keeps Sting’s unmistakable vocal tone and melodic phrasing untouched, but sets them against a warm, Afro-inspired groove built from textured percussion, subtle drum patterns, and a steady pulse … Read more
Alex Lunardi injects a bold Afro House attitude into Javi Mula’s club weapon “Come On,” turning the original into something far heavier, darker, and more commanding. The remix keeps the iconic vocal hook that made the track a global hit, but replaces the electro-driven bounce with a tougher, drum-centric groove. Thick, punchy tribal patterns, edgy … Read more
NASSO reimagines Alleh and Yorghaki’s soulful anthem “Make Capaz Believe” with a mesmerizing Afro House twist, supported by Moeaike. This remix infuses the original’s emotional core with deep tribal percussion, rolling basslines, and rich organic textures that pulse with warmth and rhythm. NASSO balances melodic depth and rhythmic drive beautifully, creating a track that feels … Read more
Taner Ozturk breathes new life into Yves Larock’s uplifting classic “Rise Up,” transforming the festival anthem into a rhythmic, Afro House-driven groover. The remix keeps the inspirational vocal lines that made the original so iconic, but drops them into a warmer, more organic drum foundation. Taner leans into earthy percussion, steady tribal patterns, and a … Read more
Known for its uplifting message and organic feel, Never Walk Alone highlighted BLOND:ISH’s ability to blend warmth, rhythm and positive energy, with Stevie Appleton’s vocal adding an emotional, human touch. Lollow takes that foundation and steers it into a subtler Afro House space, leaning more toward a housey flow than overt tribal intensity. The remix … Read more
Producer N!DO flips Metro Boomin, Don Toliver, and Future’s moody trap anthem “Too Many Nights” into a deep, hypnotic Afro House journey. Keeping the haunting vocals and emotional tone of the original, N!DO layers in tribal percussion, rolling sub-bass, and lush rhythmic textures that bring a whole new dimension to the track. This edit bridges … Read more
drian Forsen & Samuel Prince take MK and Chrystal’s “Dior” into a darker Afro House dimension, giving the track a shadowy, underground pulse that hits immediately. The remix keeps the seductive vocal layers but surrounds them with menacing percussion, low-end growls, and a hypnotic rhythmic pattern that feels built for late-night rooms. The groove is … Read more
TARANTINO (IT) delivers a fun, feel-good Afro House take on Bob Sinclar’s “Love Generation,” giving the timeless classic a laid-back rhythmic bounce perfect for sunny, easygoing sets. The remix keeps the iconic whistle hook alive — bright, playful, and instantly recognisable — but surrounds it with a smoother Afro groove built from relaxed hand percussion, … Read more