Dale Mak one of the leading artists in the Afro house and music production scene in Tel Aviv, Israel has released a new Afro House single.
“The One I Want” a blend modern African sounds with funk, house, and afro rhythms, features producer Mushy and music collective Cafe de Anatolia.
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Latvian music producer and artist Andrejs Lihvars, known as Exvct, is back with a new single “Do it Like Dad”
The electronic music track which features singer Andy Darling, is his fifth release of the year after “Don’t Slow Down” “Acceleration” “Don’t Stop” and “Hearts Accelerating”
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“Confess” by French producer Aredikay and Nigerian singer-songwriter Zzamar is a smooth and emotional Afropop track that blends heartfelt lyrics with a laid-back, rhythmic groove.
Driven by a mellow Afrobeat rhythm and warm melodies, the song tells the story of a love that lingers — even after separation.
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Rising electronic music producer Lusinate just collaborated with fellow Denver producer Phiver on “What She Wants,” an explosive EDM track with a seductive theme centered on feminine desire.
Crafted for the club, “What She Wants” brings together a pounding kick pattern, deep sub-driven grooves, and crisp, dynamic production.
The track explores the energy and confidence of a woman who knows exactly what she’s after — and isn’t afraid to take it.
“I wanted to create something that hits hard but still feels sexy and empowering,” says Lusinate. “It’s all about tapping into that bold, magnetic energy.”
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UK-based Sudanese artist YK has released a new single “Jota” a bold fusion of Amapiano and the melodic elements of his Afro-Arab heritage.
The word “Jota” جوطة is an Arab- Sudanese slang for chaos, and the song channels that energy into rhythm, emotion, and cultural pride.
Born in New York, raised in Oxford, and rooted in Sudan, YK blends global influences into his music which has now amassed over 1 million Spotify streams
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French DJ and producer Fiona Kraft and Italian-American singer-songwriter LOV have collaborated on a new single titled “Dreams”
The Afro House single was only released last month but has already been cosigned Black Coffee and Ameme.
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German artist Andrew Famous, is heating up Summer 2025 with the release of his new Afro House single, “Jua.”
Meaning “sunshine” in Swahili, “Jua” perfectly encapsulates the essence of the track. Andrew Famous masterfully blends intricate melodies with pulsating Afro House rhythms, creating an immersive sonic experience that is both uplifting and deeply soulful.
“I wanted to create something that truly embodies the feeling of sunshine – that warmth, that energy, that undeniable sense of happiness,” says Andrew Famous. “‘Jua’ is my invitation to everyone to embrace the light, dance, and feel good this summer.”
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“Waiting for Your Light” by Palka is a soulful afropop journey that blends sensual rhythms with spiritual depth.
Inspired by the tender vibe of Tems’ “Love Me Jeje”, this uplifting track is a heartfelt conversation with the divine—an intimate dialogue between the soul and its source of light.
Panamanian artist Palka brings his signature fusion of cultures and sounds, weaving African-inspired beats with Latin soul.
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American singer Elend Winthrop is back with a new EP Your Heroes Hate You Too.
The Seattle artist’s latest is an explosion of pent-up energy, perfecting her signature blend of intimate lyricism and electronic exploration.
Sophia Brusasco had spent much of her life learning to express her inner life through music, but when she debuted the Winthrop persona, she was able to truly tap into her authenticity for the first time.
Across five genuinely unpredictable tracks, she fully realizes the potential hinted at by her first singles. While a lifelong fascination with trap and dubstep has always been at the heart of her sound, these new songs also showcase a keen pop sensibility.
“It may be confusing, but that’s by design,” she says. “These songs came from some confusing situations.”
The EP’s title track is perhaps the most poignant of the producer’s young career. It’s her most intricately produced, layering her vocals into a mesmerizing sound.
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British DJs Rich and Jamie who are collectively known as Audiojack, are tapping into nostalgia with their new single “9pm at the diner” which was inspired by classic American movies of the 80s.
“It’s the sort of track we might play at an outdoor summer party as the sun goes does, feelgood vibes all round,” Audiojack explains.
“The idea for 9pm At The Diner was born when we came across the dusty old chords sample, which reminded us of classic 80s movies, and conjured up feelings of an imagined American youth, riding around on BMXs, going for milkshakes and burgers at the diner etc, so we kept that nostalgic vibe in mind and created the track around that theme.
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