Afro-funk is a vibrant and rhythmic music genre that fuses traditional African elements with American funk's energetic grooves and soulful expressions. It is characterized by its infectious beats, looping bass lines, and a prominent use of brass and African percussion, which creates a sound that is both danceable and grounded in African musical traditions. The genre often features chants or call-and-response vocals in a variety of African languages, as well as in English, reflecting the cross-cultural exchange inherent in its origins. Pioneered by artists in the 1960s and '70s, afro-funk has seen a resurgence in recent years, retaining its foundational roots while often incorporating contemporary sounds and production techniques. It is music that invites movement, celebrates heritage, and exudes a powerful sense of joy and freedom.

Hold The Line

Arp Frique

Single - Released February 14, 2025