The group which consists of the core members include Aris Loumakis, Mike Vassiliadis, Xenia Evven and DJ Robo have released their first ever Afro House-inspired single “Mira Mira”
Produced and performed by SORA, the electronic alter ego of platinum-selling artist Aris Loumakis (REC), the production features live ethnic instruments, string layers, and atmospheric textures.
Known for her iconic 90s hit “Hasta Siempre, Commandante!” which was dedicated to Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara.
The famous song is reimagined with a modern and electro twist, thanks to the expertise of DJ Baptiste Caffrey. This official remix, which blends Afro-house sounds and African rhythms, showcases production process for the remix was marked by an innovative fusion of past and present.
Baptiste Caffrey, a renowned DJ behind hits like Manko and Colonia in Paris, had a free hand to revisit the original while infusing it with new energy. The result is a captivating version that retains the power of Nathalie Cardone’s voice while incorporating elements of world music, offering a fresh and catchy sound that’s sure to seduce audiences.
Stream “Hasta Siempre” by Baptiste Caffrey feat Nathalie Cardone
Afro House Anthem “GYAL,” is a cross-continental collaboration between London artist and curator Manu, Bermuda native DJ/producer Korie Minors, and Caribbean-born, now UK based artist Merchant.
The song has already earned early support from fellow artists like Francis Mercier, Kitty Amor, Alex Wann, Fiona Kraft, and others.
“This record is something that is truly unique and special to all of us as artists and to the genre of Afro House,” says Jamaican born Merchant.
“GYAL” represents the sonic evolution of a genre that’s exploded across the globe, by being forward but also rooted in the core of all of our cultures. Having the vocal be in patois is particularly special to me, not only because I am Jamaican, but because it also highlights Jamaica’s wide ranging cultural impact.”
The the track pairs layered percussion and deep, rolling basslines with an infectious Jamaican vocal hook—capturing the energy of a peak-hour Ibiza dancefloor with undeniable global appeal.
Manu shares that “this is a production that crosses genres, cultures, and styles.
With “GYAL” we created something original and we hope that it provides an experience people want to feel over and over.”
Manu is the founder of tastemaker label Klub Record and a champion of Afro House across Europe.
He’s built a following of over 200k fans, playing a pivotal role in bringing together dedicated fans and newcomers to Afro House, sharing a niche sound in a dependable and palatable way which everyone can identify with via the label and his Deep Sounds podcast.
Korie Minors has built an impressive career – not only curating events such as AfroJam, but also working and performing with brands and organizations such as Soho House, St. Regis, Bermudian Government and more.
Departing from his signature high-energy style, Remo dives into the world of emotional afro-house, offering a track that is as warm and hopeful as a midsummer sunset.
“Will Be OK” is a story of love that survives storms, doubts, and distance. Masha Tiss delivers a touching vocal performance, turning the message “We will be okay” into both a mantra and a promise.
Her lyrics speak to the universal human need for connection and reassurance.
With a slower tempo and laid-back groove, Remo’s production creates a space where feelings can breathe.
“This song is something new for me. I slowed things down, gave more space for emotion, and Masha brought in a raw honesty that took it to another level,” says DJ Remo.
“Will Be OK” stands as a powerful artistic bridge between Poland and Ukraine – a musical reminder that even in uncertain times, there is strength in unity, love, and shared sound.
Listen to “Will Be Okay” by DJ Remo and Masha Tiss