Dancefloor-ready rhythms, authentic West African grooves, modern fusion energy.
The afrobeats catalog pulls from the three sounds moving the continent and the diaspora right now: Nigerian afrobeats, Ghanaian afrobeats/highlife, and amapiano. The Naija side leans into the bounce that's been on every chart for the last five years, with mid-tempo pockets around 100 to 110 BPM, shaker-driven percussion, melodic synth work, and basslines designed to move hips before they move speakers. The Ghanaian side brings a slightly different swing, with more highlife-influenced guitar work and vocal-forward arrangements built for artists who want space to float.
Then there's amapiano, the South African export that's now global. Log drums, signature piano riffs, long atmospheric builds, and the kind of groove that turns a four-minute record into an event. Whether you're making a Lagos dancefloor record, a crossover single aimed at UK and US charts, or an amapiano-laced hybrid that blurs the line, there's a beat here for your lane.
Rhythms built from the ground up, not loop-pack afrobeats.
Mixed for both African club systems and Western DSPs.
Blends with hip hop, dancehall, and R&B for crossover records.
Singles & mixtapes
Full commercial use
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Yes, amapiano is a core part of the catalog, not an afterthought. You'll find log-drum-driven beats with the signature piano riffs and atmospheric builds the genre is known for, as well as hybrid afro-piano records that blend amapiano grooves with Nigerian or Ghanaian melodic sensibilities. Afro-house specifically is lighter in the catalog. Reach out if that's what you need and I can point you toward what fits or put together something custom.
Yes. Streaming, YouTube, and paid distribution are all covered. Premium caps at 100K streams; Unlimited has no cap.
Stems are included in Unlimited leases and Exclusives, ideal for live band arrangements.