Afrocentric

With Sons of Ausar, Deep Owen delivers a striking return to the spiritual pulse of Afro House — a genre that, over the years, has oscillated between lush melodic experimentation and pure rhythmic muscle. This four-track EP doesn’t just tip its hat to the genre’s roots — it digs its fingers deep into the soil, channelling the primal energy of percussion-led storytelling with an authenticity that feels both reverent and revitalising.

With Sons of Ausar, Deep Owen delivers a striking return to the spiritual pulse of Afro House — a genre that, over the years, has oscillated between lush melodic experimentation and pure rhythmic muscle. This four-track EP doesn’t just tip its hat to the genre’s roots — it digs its fingers deep into the soil, channelling the primal energy of percussion-led storytelling with an authenticity that feels both reverent and revitalising.

With Sons of Ausar, Deep Owen delivers a striking return to the spiritual pulse of Afro House — a genre that, over the years, has oscillated between lush melodic experimentation and pure rhythmic muscle. This four-track EP doesn’t just tip its hat to the genre’s roots — it digs its fingers deep into the soil, channelling the primal energy of percussion-led storytelling with an authenticity that feels both reverent and revitalising.

With Sons of Ausar, Deep Owen delivers a striking return to the spiritual pulse of Afro House — a genre that, over the years, has oscillated between lush melodic experimentation and pure rhythmic muscle. This four-track EP doesn’t just tip its hat to the genre’s roots — it digs its fingers deep into the soil, channelling the primal energy of percussion-led storytelling with an authenticity that feels both reverent and revitalising.

It's been a while since we had Techno Bros on Afrocentric. Featuring Amel Crispin and a collaboration with House Villans and Courtney Ellis The It's Me Girl EP by the Techno Bros blends rhythmic percussion with infectious grooves across three dynamic tracks. Kicking off with two vocal-driven vocal Afro House tracks, the EP sets an uplifting tone with smooth, soulful vocals layered over deep, rolling basslines and vibrant drum patterns. These tracks invite listeners to the dancefloor with their catchy melodies and rich Afrocentric influence. The third track shifts gears with an instrumental Afro Tech Mystic Falls where the focus moves to intricate beats, pulsing bass, and atmospheric synths. This track offers a more minimalist, hypnotic vibe, showcasing the Techno Bros’ ability to craft tension and groove without relying on vocals. Throughout the EP, the production is tight and polished, highlighting the duo’s talent for blending Afro House rhythms with contemporary electronic elements. Overall, this release offers a fresh take on Afro-inspired dance music, appealing to both vocal and instrumental music lovers alike.

It's been a while since we had Techno Bros on Afrocentric. Featuring Amel Crispin and a collaboration with House Villans and Courtney Ellis The It's Me Girl EP by the Techno Bros blends rhythmic percussion with infectious grooves across three dynamic tracks. Kicking off with two vocal-driven vocal Afro House tracks, the EP sets an uplifting tone with smooth, soulful vocals layered over deep, rolling basslines and vibrant drum patterns. These tracks invite listeners to the dancefloor with their catchy melodies and rich Afrocentric influence. The third track shifts gears with an instrumental Afro Tech Mystic Falls where the focus moves to intricate beats, pulsing bass, and atmospheric synths. This track offers a more minimalist, hypnotic vibe, showcasing the Techno Bros’ ability to craft tension and groove without relying on vocals. Throughout the EP, the production is tight and polished, highlighting the duo’s talent for blending Afro House rhythms with contemporary electronic elements. Overall, this release offers a fresh take on Afro-inspired dance music, appealing to both vocal and instrumental music lovers alike.

It's been a while since we had Techno Bros on Afrocentric. Featuring Amel Crispin and a collaboration with House Villans and Courtney Ellis The It's Me Girl EP by the Techno Bros blends rhythmic percussion with infectious grooves across three dynamic tracks. Kicking off with two vocal-driven vocal Afro House tracks, the EP sets an uplifting tone with smooth, soulful vocals layered over deep, rolling basslines and vibrant drum patterns. These tracks invite listeners to the dancefloor with their catchy melodies and rich Afrocentric influence. The third track shifts gears with an instrumental Afro Tech Mystic Falls where the focus moves to intricate beats, pulsing bass, and atmospheric synths. This track offers a more minimalist, hypnotic vibe, showcasing the Techno Bros’ ability to craft tension and groove without relying on vocals. Throughout the EP, the production is tight and polished, highlighting the duo’s talent for blending Afro House rhythms with contemporary electronic elements. Overall, this release offers a fresh take on Afro-inspired dance music, appealing to both vocal and instrumental music lovers alike.

We welcome back Rawnik for his second release on the label following the well received Cerbeus2 “Amazwi” by Rawnik featuring Bradley Tan is an enchanting Afro-house track that weaves together vibrant rhythms and soulful vocals. The song opens with pulsating beats that create an infectious groove, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the music. Bradley Tan’s voice resonates with emotion, delivering lyrics that reflect themes of unity and connection. The melodic instrumentation, enriched with traditional African elements, adds depth and texture, making it both uplifting and introspective. With its seamless blend of modern house and cultural influences, “Amazwi” transports listeners to a euphoric state, celebrating the power of music to inspire and uplift. This is followed by “Rawnik Sound” an immersive instrumental track that showcases intricate rhythms and dynamic beats. With a rich blend of electronic elements and traditional Afro-house influences, it creates an engaging sonic landscape. The pulsating basslines and melodic layers invite listeners to journey through sound, perfect for both dancing and deep listening experiences. Written By - Bradley Tan Produced By - Rawnik Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

We welcome back Rawnik for his second release on the label following the well received Cerbeus2 “Amazwi” by Rawnik featuring Bradley Tan is an enchanting Afro-house track that weaves together vibrant rhythms and soulful vocals. The song opens with pulsating beats that create an infectious groove, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the music. Bradley Tan’s voice resonates with emotion, delivering lyrics that reflect themes of unity and connection. The melodic instrumentation, enriched with traditional African elements, adds depth and texture, making it both uplifting and introspective. With its seamless blend of modern house and cultural influences, “Amazwi” transports listeners to a euphoric state, celebrating the power of music to inspire and uplift. This is followed by “Rawnik Sound” an immersive instrumental track that showcases intricate rhythms and dynamic beats. With a rich blend of electronic elements and traditional Afro-house influences, it creates an engaging sonic landscape. The pulsating basslines and melodic layers invite listeners to journey through sound, perfect for both dancing and deep listening experiences. Written By - Bradley Tan Produced By - Rawnik Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

We welcome back Rawnik for his second release on the label following the well received Cerbeus2 “Amazwi” by Rawnik featuring Bradley Tan is an enchanting Afro-house track that weaves together vibrant rhythms and soulful vocals. The song opens with pulsating beats that create an infectious groove, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the music. Bradley Tan’s voice resonates with emotion, delivering lyrics that reflect themes of unity and connection. The melodic instrumentation, enriched with traditional African elements, adds depth and texture, making it both uplifting and introspective. With its seamless blend of modern house and cultural influences, “Amazwi” transports listeners to a euphoric state, celebrating the power of music to inspire and uplift. This is followed by “Rawnik Sound” an immersive instrumental track that showcases intricate rhythms and dynamic beats. With a rich blend of electronic elements and traditional Afro-house influences, it creates an engaging sonic landscape. The pulsating basslines and melodic layers invite listeners to journey through sound, perfect for both dancing and deep listening experiences. Written By - Bradley Tan Produced By - Rawnik Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

An artist who has been on the label from the start we welcome back Kates Le Cafe A 3 track ep with 3 vastly different-sounding songs. Up first is the lead track Apocalypto, the only way to describe this is a driving percussion workout built around haunting strings and a deep dirty piano breakdown. While he drafts in label mate Sky White for The Pangolin, they switch it up with a monster of a track built around a nice vocal, a nifty keys. To close out the ep we take it back Isidawana harks back to the days when Afro House did what it said on the tin. Drums, Trumpets, Flutes, congas, and Bongos all combine to make a BANGER. Produced By - Kates Le Cafe Mastering - Pryor (AKA Cory Centric) Publishing - Atal Music

An artist who has been on the label from the start we welcome back Kates Le Cafe A 3 track ep with 3 vastly different-sounding songs. Up first is the lead track Apocalypto, the only way to describe this is a driving percussion workout built around haunting strings and a deep dirty piano breakdown. While he drafts in label mate Sky White for The Pangolin, they switch it up with a monster of a track built around a nice vocal, a nifty keys. To close out the ep we take it back Isidawana harks back to the days when Afro House did what it said on the tin. Drums, Trumpets, Flutes, congas, and Bongos all combine to make a BANGER. Produced By - Kates Le Cafe Mastering - Pryor (AKA Cory Centric) Publishing - Atal Music

An artist who has been on the label from the start we welcome back Kates Le Cafe A 3 track ep with 3 vastly different-sounding songs. Up first is the lead track Apocalypto, the only way to describe this is a driving percussion workout built around haunting strings and a deep dirty piano breakdown. While he drafts in label mate Sky White for The Pangolin, they switch it up with a monster of a track built around a nice vocal, a nifty keys. To close out the ep we take it back Isidawana harks back to the days when Afro House did what it said on the tin. Drums, Trumpets, Flutes, congas, and Bongos all combine to make a BANGER. Produced By - Kates Le Cafe Mastering - Pryor (AKA Cory Centric) Publishing - Atal Music

No stranger to the label having released numerous ep's over the years, we welcome back Candy Man SA. Ghost producer to some of the biggest names in SA house as well as an original exponent of the Afro Tech sound he has blessed us with a hard-hitting ep Produced by - CandyMan Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

No stranger to the label having released numerous ep's over the years, we welcome back Candy Man SA. Ghost producer to some of the biggest names in SA house as well as an original exponent of the Afro Tech sound he has blessed us with a hard-hitting ep Produced by - CandyMan Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

No stranger to the label having released numerous ep's over the years, we welcome back Candy Man SA. Ghost producer to some of the biggest names in SA house as well as an original exponent of the Afro Tech sound he has blessed us with a hard-hitting ep Produced by - CandyMan Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Afrocentric Records Marks Milestone with 100th Release: "Past, Present, and Future" Compilation Album Afrocentric Records, a 100th compilation album titled "Past, Present, and Future." Scheduled to hit digital and physical shelves on 10th May (Exclusive to Beatport 26th April) ], this compilation stands as a testament to the label's unwavering commitment to musical excellence and cultural celebration. Featuring 12 captivating tracks curated from the label's illustrious catalog, "Past, Present, and Future" offers listeners an immersive journey through the diverse soundscape of Afrocentric Records. From soul-stirring melodies to pulsating rhythms, each track serves as a vibrant vignette, showcasing the label's rich tapestry of talent and creativity. From established icons to emerging talents, the compilation features an eclectic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique perspective and sound to the table. Tracks such as classics from Moish, Vanco & Drega with remixes from Pablo Martinez taking on Keys Snow & Zano's fallin in love and a classy remix from Kususa .of a track from the Centric Music archives. The compilation also includes new music from Kayo Costa, Cory Centric, Frank GP and Freeman Skyz exemplifying the label's commitment to pushing boundaries and breaking new ground within the Afro house genre. As Afrocentric Records continues to pave the way for the next generation of musical innovators, "Past, Present, and Future" serves as a poignant reminder of the label's enduring legacy and its unwavering dedication to the pursuit of musical excellence.

Njabulo Mseleku popular known as sjwere, stage name UltraMax. He was born and raised in South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, in a township called KwaMashu. He is a young DJ/Producer, very passionate and motivated by his work. He started producing and Deejaying back in 2015. UltraMax is an Afohouse/Afrotech/ Electronic and Gqom music DJ/Producer. His unique skill of production has made him stand out and has worked with Labels such as Afrocentric Records, Moving Deep Records, Maluku Records, Passion Lyf Records, Groveland Africa Records, Arawakana Records, Xpressed Records, Kemet Soul Records, Fuba Land Records and many more.

Njabulo Mseleku popular known as sjwere, stage name UltraMax. He was born and raised in South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, in a township called KwaMashu. He is a young DJ/Producer, very passionate and motivated by his work. He started producing and Deejaying back in 2015. UltraMax is an Afohouse/Afrotech/ Electronic and Gqom music DJ/Producer. His unique skill of production has made him stand out and has worked with Labels such as Afrocentric Records, Moving Deep Records, Maluku Records, Passion Lyf Records, Groveland Africa Records, Arawakana Records, Xpressed Records, Kemet Soul Records, Fuba Land Records and many more.

Afrocentric regular Kates Le Cafe is back after the success of his Nembeza ep this time he brings he trademark style to bare over 5 cuts a futurisitic afrotastic sounds. Produced by Kates Le Cafe Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Afrocentric regular Kates Le Cafe is back after the success of his Nembeza ep this time he brings he trademark style to bare over 5 cuts a futurisitic afrotastic sounds. Produced by Kates Le Cafe Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Afrocentric regular Kates Le Cafe is back after the success of his Nembeza ep this time he brings he trademark style to bare over 5 cuts a futurisitic afrotastic sounds. Produced by Kates Le Cafe Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Afrocentric regular Kates Le Cafe is back after the success of his Nembeza ep this time he brings he trademark style to bare over 5 cuts a futurisitic afrotastic sounds. Produced by Kates Le Cafe Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Afrocentric regular Kates Le Cafe is back after the success of his Nembeza ep this time he brings he trademark style to bare over 5 cuts a futurisitic afrotastic sounds. Produced by Kates Le Cafe Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Driving Percussive Afro Tech in its hardest form. King MNC brings the heat on this release Produced By - King MNC Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Driving Percussive Afro Tech in its hardest form. King MNC brings the heat on this release Produced By - King MNC Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Following on from his Zulu flavas ep we welcome the return Dj Spoki and vocal powerhouse Soh. They draft in King Juda & Mr Grand on this 4 tracker covering all aspects of Afro. there is something for all house heads on this ep with stand out cut Amantombazane which we feature in vocal and instrumental versions . Trust us when we say Amantombazane is super HOT!!!!! Produced By - DJ Spoki Vocals - Soh, Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

Following on from his Zulu flavas ep we welcome the return Dj Spoki and vocal powerhouse Soh. They draft in King Juda & Mr Grand on this 4 tracker covering all aspects of Afro. there is something for all house heads on this ep with stand out cut Amantombazane which we feature in vocal and instrumental versions . Trust us when we say Amantombazane is super HOT!!!!! Produced By - DJ Spoki Vocals - Soh, Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

DJ Spoki & Soh ft. King Juda - Vuma Dlozi - (Original - Mix) by Afrocentric

DJ Spoki & Soh - IMali by Afrocentric

DJ Spoki & Soh ft. Mr Grand - Izinyembezi - (Original - Mix) by Afrocentric

BryD4D returns to Afrocentric Records following his Powell release, this time alongside CarlixSA, this time for some heavywieght Afro Tech action Produced by BryD4D & CarlixSA Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

BryD4D returns to Afrocentric Records following his Powell release, this time alongside CarlixSA, this time for some heavywieght Afro Tech action Produced by BryD4D & CarlixSA Publishing - Atal Music Mastering - Pryor

DJ Kulest - Remember by Afrocentric

DJ Kulest ft. Fernanda - River Run Deeper by Afrocentric

DJ Kulest ft. Motiion & Raah'Do- Greatness by Afrocentric

Dj Kulest ft. Fernanda - Sad Of Pain by Afrocentric

3 head down hands in the area cuts from Naksy for his debut on the label he takes it to the floor Produced by Naksy Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music

3 head down hands in the area cuts from Naksy for his debut on the label he takes it to the floor Produced by Naksy Mastering - Pryor Publishing - Atal Music