Afro House is back, though it never truly disappeared, and in 2025, the genre is reaching a new peak. What once emerged on the dance floors of Johannesburg and Cape Town has now grown into a global phenomenon. The deep house beats, warm percussion, and African influences make Afro House the perfect soundtrack for summer.
But what makes Afro House so popular in 2025?
Afro House is experiencing a remarkable rise: from number 23 to number 4 on Beatport’s list of most searched genres. This is no coincidence, the genre fuses traditional African rhythms with modern electronic production. The result? An organic, rhythmic sound that is both laid-back and danceable. Perfect for clubs, festivals, beach parties, and your summer playlist.
This resurgence is being led by a new generation of artists, building on the legacy of pioneers like Black Coffee and Culoe De Song, who helped take the sound from South Africa to the world stage. European producers such as Rampa, &ME, and Adam Port have given it their own, more minimalist twist.
Afro House is everywhere today: at festivals like Afro Nation and across platforms like TikTok and Spotify. The demand for rhythm, warmth, and soul is high, and that’s exactly what this genre delivers.
At Paraíso, we’re proud to be part of that movement. Our latest release, “Baille” by ERIICE, is a tropical, hypnotic track that perfectly embodies the Afro House vibe of summer. And ERIICE isn’t alone! Many artists are delivering outstanding Afro House tracks this year.
That’s why we’ve put together: Our Top 10 Afro House Tracks of the Moment. From Belgian talents to international powerhouses. The ultimate soundtrack for your Summer 2025.
🎧 Our Top 10 Afro House Tracks of the Moment
1. Levi – Jump
Australian producer Levi breathes new life into Ginuwine’s R&B classic “Pony” with “Jump.” By blending the iconic hook with an uplifting Afro House beat, the track has garnered over 12 million streams worldwide. “Jump” has become a summer anthem and landed Levi on major festival stages across Europe.
2. ERIICE – Baille
Our pride and joy! Swedish artist ERIICE delivers a sensual, rhythmic track that evokes the feeling of a beach party at sunset. With its irresistible beat and summery vibes, “Baille” is a must-listen for any Afro House fan.
3. Thierry Von Der Warth, joki, Mugisho – Mina Kupenda
An Afro House remix of Stromae’s classic “Alors on danse,” enriched with Swahili vocals and sunny grooves. The familiarity of the original combined with new rhythms makes this track a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Its Afro-pop elements make it instantly accessible.
4. WizTheMc, bees & honey – Show Me Love
This collaboration between South African-German artist WizTheMc and Bees & Honey delivers a mix of R&B, pop, and electronic elements with hints of Amapiano. The track has seen global success, with over 74 million Spotify streams and a peak at number 10 on the Billboard Global 200.
5. Marten Lou – Your Body
“Your Body” by Marten Lou is a sultry and hypnotic track with a sexy groove. Perfect for the late hours, it invites you to dance and lose yourself in the rhythm.
6. joki & Ridges - Don't Let Me Down
Norwegian hit makers joki and Ridges come in with a bang! 'Don't Let Me Down', an absolute Afro House banger that hits right in the gut and grabs you in a chokehold, not planning to let go! A moving production that beholds pure afro house magic! joki stand for pure quality, proving his whopping 4M monthly listeners on Spotify he's a true powerhouse.
7. Rampa, Adam Port, &ME, chuala – Say What
Berlin’s Keinemusik crew keeps innovating with “Say What,” a minimalist yet powerful track. The collaboration with Chuala adds a unique vocal dimension, making it ideal for sunset sessions.
8. Karim Naas, Syon – Temptation
French producer Karim Naas and British vocalist Syon make their debut on Belgian label Paraíso with this refined Afro House track. “Temptation” hits all the right notes a perfect mix of tension, desire, and danceable grooves.
9. Ginton, Ape Drums, Palane, Kohsea – Anything (Ya Ya)
This boundary-pushing collaboration blends tropical influences in a unique mix. “Anything (Ya Ya)” is a must-have in any summer set, creating an energetic atmosphere.
10. Thierry Von Der Warth & Lenij - Color (Sun Goes Down)
"Color (Sun Goes Down)" is one of the newest gems in Afro House town! The single, produced by Thierry Von Der Warth and his companion Lenji hits hard with hypnotic percussion, provocative vocals, and a rolling afro house groove! It's the kind of track that keeps the floor locked in, no build-ups, no fluff, and just straight to the point.
Can’t get enough after checking out our Afro House Top 10? Then don’t miss out on the one and only Paraíso Afro House playlist on Spotify. Discover our playlist featuring the best Afro House below and enjoy the vibe! PS: Don'g forget to save the playlist on your Spotify. 😉