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  • Aur3n0 draws on the Latin phrase “Veni, Vidi, Vici” for new Afro House single

    Dutch electronic music producer Aur3n0 has released a new single, “Veni Vidi Vici,” an Afro House and melodic Tech House record inspired by the Latin phrase Veni, Vidi, Vici (“I came, I saw, I conquered”).

    According to the artist, the song uses the well-known expression as a metaphor for overcoming personal challenges rather than achieving victory over others. Its central themes include resilience, perseverance, and personal growth.

    Built around rolling basslines, melodic synths, atmospheric textures, and vocal elements, “Veni Vidi Vici” combines Afro House with melodic Tech House influences.

    Based in Amsterdam, Aur3n0 is an electronic music producer whose work focuses on Afro House and melodic house.

    “Veni, Vidi, Vici” by Aur3n0 is out now on streaming platforms.

  • LOAAIHLY releases Yoruba-inspired Afro House single “AYÉ”

    LOAAIHLY releases Yoruba-inspired Afro House single “AYÉ”

    Paris-based artist and producer LOAAIHLY has released a new single, “AYÉ,” an Afro House track that takes its title from the Yoruba word ayé, which can refer to life, the world, or earthly existence.

    Built around percussion-driven rhythms, deep basslines, and atmospheric electronic production, the song incorporates elements commonly associated with Afro House while drawing on a Yoruba linguistic reference for its title.

    “AYÉ” has been released in both Radio Edit and Extended Mix versions. According to the artist, the record is intended to reflect themes of movement, joy, and freedom through its dance-oriented production.

    LOAAIHLY is an independent artist and producer based in Paris who releases music through his own imprint, Loaaihly Records. His work focuses primarily on Afro House and electronic music.

    “AYÉ” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Markus D’Ambrosi, The Officer and MC Lillo Rework “Fantasy Girl” as an Afro House Release

    Markus D’Ambrosi, The Officer and MC Lillo Rework “Fantasy Girl” as an Afro House Release

    DJ and producer Markus D’Ambrosi joins The Officer and MC Lillo for “Fantasy Girl,” an Afro House reinterpretation of Johnny O’s Freestyle classic.

    The release combines melodies from the original with Afro House rhythms, hypnotic percussion, and contemporary electronic production, reimagining the song through a modern club music lens while retaining its nostalgic character.

    The collaboration brings together artists from different generations of dance music. Markus D’Ambrosi has worked as a DJ and producer for more than three decades, while The Officer is known for his contributions to the European Freestyle scene. MC Lillo adds rap vocals to the updated version.

    “Fantasy Girl” is out now on major streaming platforms.

  • BITONI and SKAEN release Afro House collaboration “Mayee”

    BITONI and SKAEN release Afro House collaboration “Mayee”

    BITONI and SKAEN have released a new collaborative single titled “Mayee.”

    The track is described as an Afro House production built around deep grooves, organic percussion, atmospheric textures, and a modern club-focused arrangement. It brings together SKAEN’s original concept and BITONI’s production execution to form a cohesive electronic release.

    “Mayee” emphasizes collaboration as a central theme, combining conceptual direction with detailed sound design to create a rhythm-driven listening experience suited for both intimate settings and large-scale dance environments.

    BITONI is an electronic music producer whose work spans Afro House, Deep House, House, and Tech House, with a focus on groove and atmosphere. SKAEN contributes conceptual and artistic direction across electronic music projects.

    “Mayee” is available on streaming platforms.

  • GRAX MODX releases Afrohouse single “Cheza cheza kabisa”

    GRAX MODX releases Afrohouse single “Cheza cheza kabisa”

    GRAX MODX has released a new single titled “Cheza cheza kabisa”.

    The track is described as an Afrohouse production influenced by fast-paced house rhythms and African percussion. It features congas, shekeres, tribal chanting, and layered polyrhythmic structures, alongside a female-led vocal performance that alternates between English and Swahili.

    The record is positioned within contemporary Afrohouse and global electronic sounds, with stylistic parallels to artists such as Black Coffee, Niniola, Keinemusik, and Major League DJz.

    “Cheza cheza Kabisa” centers on themes of movement and release, with its title translating to “dance completely” as a call to let go and fully engage with the moment.

    GRAX MODX is an emerging producer based in Brussels working across Afrohouse and electronic music influences.

    “Cheza cheza kabisa” is available on digital streaming platforms.