Dave Ruthwell fires up Kelis’ iconic “Milkshake” with a bold Afro House remix driven by big tribal drums and heavy rhythmic attitude. The unforgettable hook stays front and centre, but the entire groove gets reimagined with pounding percussion, rolling toms, and energetic drum fills that give the track a raw, earthy pulse. Ruthwell keeps the … Read more
Dave Ruthwell twists Valentino Khan’s “Deep Down Low” into a dark, deep Afro House weapon powered by heavy, driving drums and hypnotic low-end pressure. The remix keeps the iconic vocal commands that made the original unforgettable, but reshapes the entire groove into something earthier and more rhythmic. Thick tribal percussion, rumbling subs, and rolling drum … Read more
KRCP, PETER P (PT) and Slack reshape Axwell’s emotional classic into a deep, flowing Afro House reinterpretation designed for warm, open-air moments. The remix leans into organic percussion and layered tribal rhythms, creating a smooth, rolling foundation that carries the track forward with calm confidence. The familiar melodic elements are softened and spaced out, allowing … Read more
Dave Ruthwell & AUTUNNALI take Cajmere and Dajae’s classic “Brighter Days” into deeper territory with an Afro House remix that unfolds as a serious night-time builder. Dajae’s soulful vocals shine through with their iconic warmth, but the foundation is completely transformed — driven by earthy tribal percussion, rolling drum layers, and a dark, pulsing low-end … Read more
Dale Mak reimagines Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack” with an atmospheric Afro House twist that transforms the R&B classic into a warm, hypnotic club journey. The iconic vocal glides through layers of airy textures, subtle pads, and a deep Afro-driven groove that adds space, depth, and emotion to the familiar melody. Dale Mak avoids … Read more
Higher Lane & Angelo Gali flip MK’s “Seventeen (17)” into a powerful Afro House rework driven by progressive builds and a dramatic, atmospheric edge. MK’s emotive vocal lines sit perfectly over a steadily evolving groove—earthy percussion, rolling tribal drums, and deep rhythmic patterns that slowly intensify as the track unfolds. The duo craft long, tension-filled … Read more
TOBBERUP transforms The Weeknd’s “Can’t Feel My Face” into a deep, steadily evolving Afro House journey packed with atmosphere and slow-burning builds. The Weeknd’s iconic vocal takes on a darker, more hypnotic tone as it floats over earthy percussion, warm rolling drums, and a deep low-end groove that anchors the track. TOBBERUP focuses on progression … Read more
KRCP & TOTTI reshape Calvin Harris and Clementine Douglas’ “Blessings” into a smooth, subtle Afro House builder where the vocals take centre stage. Clementine’s soulful topline glides beautifully across a warm rhythmic foundation — earthy percussion, soft rolling drums, and a gentle low-end pulse that gives the remix steady movement without overwhelming the emotion. The … Read more
Tennebreck and Minu offer a subtle, emotionally led Afro House interpretation of Ed Sheeran’s Azizam, focusing on warmth, restraint and rhythmic flow. The original vocal remains soft and expressive, sitting gently within an organic framework of layered percussion and understated low-end movement. Rather than pushing energy, the remix allows the track to breathe, building feeling … Read more
TOTTI takes Foo Fighters’ emotional rock anthem and reshapes it into a calm, flowing Afro House reinterpretation that focuses on mood rather than impact. The intensity of the original is softened, allowing the vocal to sit gently within a warm, rhythmic framework built on organic percussion and a steady, relaxed pulse. Drums are subtle and … Read more