Our Story
AfroBPM is a digital home for Afro House 2026: breaking news, underground discoveries, and the artists remixing dance floors from Marrakech to Mykonos. We combine editorial journalism, DJ-focused curation, and data-driven insights to chronicle how African electronic music is shaping tomorrow’s festivals, clubs, and streaming charts.
Founded by DJs, producers, and storytellers, the platform exists to amplify the voices behind the movement. Every mix, interview, and feature is crafted to celebrate heritage while projecting the future sound of global dance culture.
Editorial
Scene reports, artist profiles, and industry analysis from contributors embedded in the Afro House community.
Curation
Weekly playlists, premiere streams, and exclusive mixes that surface emerging producers and label showcases.
Community
Events, listening sessions, and partnerships that connect fans, promoters, and creators across Africa, Europe, and beyond.
What We Stand For
- Accuracy & respect: Our reporting is fact-checked, credited, and sourced directly from artists, labels, and culture workers.
- Platforming new voices: We intentionally surface emerging regions, independent collectives, and diasporic perspectives.
- Sustainable growth: We strive to reinvest in the ecosystem through partnerships, fair compensation, and knowledge sharing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Afro House 2026 movement?
Afro House 2026 represents the forward-looking evolution of African electronic music. It's a term we use to capture the fusion of traditional rhythms with futuristic electronic sounds that are set to define the global dance scene in the coming years.
Who is behind AfroBPM?
AfroBPM was founded by a collective of DJs, music producers, and journalists deeply embedded in the global Afro House scene. Our team is dedicated to authentic storytelling from a place of passion and expertise.