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Official Releases

ADJUMA ft. Idd Aziz - Dembele Elements (Jalal Ramdani Remix)

Leo Guardo - Afraid feat. Andile Mbili (Enoo Napa Remix)

Breathe

Pumua

Marrakech-born, London-based Jalal Ramdani lands on leading Afro house label MoBlack with a new single alongside Miishu featuring the majestic voice of Ahmed Sosso and backed with a remix from FNX Omar. It's not been two years since Jalal Ramdani made his debut on the scene but already he is a house mainstay. He has fans like Black Coffee, Dixon and Âme and has released on Blondish’s label Abracadabra as well as the Stereo MC’s connected imprint. He picks up ever-evolving influences as he plays all over Ibiza, Mykonos, London, Tulum and Dubai and has already had support for this new one from Manoo and Pablo Fierro amongst others. ‘Tolo’ sees Ramdani join forces with Canadian duo Miishu, whose mixed Afro and Ukranian roots have helped influence their sound. They have grace the Beatport Top 100 on numerous occasions and received support from the likes of Roger Sanchez.. 'Tolo' is a brilliantly original mix of house beats with the fiery voice of Ahmed Sosso, a rare vocal talent from the Ivory Coast who has featured on a select few records to date, including for Innervisions. The string sounds are intoxicating and the pads bring a sense of soul to this bustling, heart felt Afro house track as it marches on with increasing potency. Remixer FNX Omar needs no introduction as one of the key players in the Moroccan house music scene, always putting forward his Arab-Berber origins with contemporary Afro, deep and tech house. Now he shows again why he is the king of Afro house remixes with an elegant and elastic groove with spiritual synth designs. The Afro vocals bring intensity and authenticity as the heavy drums roll on. The deft melodic synth craft finishes it in spine-tingling fashion.. This is a potent package of fresh Afro house gems from the ever on-point MoBlack label.

MBR499 - Jalal Ramdani, Miishu ft. Ahmed Sosso - Tolo (FNX Omar Remix)

Bun Xapa _ Amsterdam (Original Mix)

Artist: Badbox, Dr Feel, Native Tribe & Da Q-Bic
EP: Battles
Label: Sudam Recordings
Date: Dec 30th, 2022.
Catalog: SDM119

[Premiere] Badbox, Dr Feel, Native Tribe & Da Q-Bic - Battles (Drumapella Mix) [Sudam Recordings]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/together_

Marrakech born DJ/producer Jalal Ramdani returns to ABRACADABRA with a new single and new collaboration with Tommy Chiabra.  ‘Together’ explores the themes of friendship and solidarity via a prime time slice of feel good Afrobeat, and a track that’s already featuring heavily in the sets of Blond:ish this summer.

Jalal picks up the story “(Tommy) and I met at one of the UNICEF charity events in Capri 2 years ago, finding out that Blond:ish was one of our common friends. Repeatedly meeting again at random in those charity events, we decided to materialise some form of collaboration, that would touch the widest audience, hence forming a music track.  We have named it ‘Together’. It is about togetherness during challenging times. In-between worldwide conflicts and divisions, we decided to produce a song that sing unity beyond provenience, religions, or any material boundaries.  It’s a track where the listener is automatically happier after listening to it. It has been supported by Blondish & others since we finished it, right before Burning Man 2022.  This is one of our many upcoming collaborations which goal is to uplift the listener both on and off the dance floor”.

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Jalal Ramdani & Tommy Chiabra - Together (ABRA047) [Edit]

In their upcoming collaboration, Jalal Ramdani and Bun Xapa embark on a musical journey through Marrakech, creating an exhilarating sonic experience that ignites the energetic pulse of the dancefloor. Drawing inspiration from Jalal Ramdani's birthplace, the duo form a harmonious synergy that whisks listeners to the heart of the vibrant Moroccan city. "Marrakech" encapsulates the city's essence, blending ethnic instrumentals, infectious rhythms, and permeating electronic elements. This enigmatic track radiates the rich history and allure of its namesake, weaving an elegant tapestry of expansive soundscapes and captivating grooves that manifest the ability of sound to enrapt those who surrender to its alchemy.

Words by Marie J Floro
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone
Distributed by Muting The Noise

MBR566 - Jalal Ramdani, Bun Xapa - Marrakech (Original Mix)

Stream/download: https://orcd.co/wala

Popping out on his Smash The House offshoot label Green Room, Like Mike enlists the help of Jalal Ramdani, Stevo Atambire, Yeronimo and The Wild Child on this synthy deep house anthem ‘Wala’.

‘Wala’ is an all-encompassing celebration of the tribal, deep and progressive sound which has become so popular in recent times, Like Mike continues to impress with his solo work and this release is no exception to the rule. The all-star team of producers expertly blend their individual influences together to produce a piece of music that not only ticks all of the deep/progressive boxes, but also incorporates a unique big room twist within the grandiose synths housed in the drop.

Like Mike, one half of a DJ Mag #1 DJ group with brother Dimitri Vegas, as well as label boss and award-winning music producer, is a name that needs no introduction at this point his career. Aside from his world-renowned work with Dimitri, Like Mike is also recognised globally for his solo work, in which his sound is currently geared towards this progressive sound evident in ‘Wala’. Tracks like ‘Alive’ and ‘Nothing Else Matters’ show the emotive and soulful route Like Mike is currently on, introducing a whole new production skillset to his arsenal.

With such a vast array of talent on display, it’s amazing five musical talents all with differing influences and skillsets can come together so coherently on one track. As main collaborator, Jalal Ramdani brings his signature progressive sound to the table, a sonic profile that has earned him support from huge artists in the scene like Black Coffee, Keinemusik and Dixon. The Moroccan-born but London-based producer has been making waves with releases like ‘Marrakech’ on MoBlack and ‘Together’ on ABRACADABRA. The three featured guests Stevo Atambire, Yeronimo and The Wild Child also make their presence known, as Atambire brings his live-instrumentation flavour to the party and the two upcoming producers in London-based Yeronimo and The Wild Child, both of which make a big impression on ‘Wala’.

Wala

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Like Mike, Jalal Ramdani Stevo Atambire ft. Yeronimo, The Wild Child - Wala

Isginci

Imani (Original)

Stream/download: https://orcd.co/sele

Jalal Ramdani teams up with Mel D to deliver their latest track, 'Sele', released on Like Mike’s experimental label, Green Room. This powerful collaboration sees the pair exploring the intersection of traditional African music and contemporary electronic sounds, a fitting addition to Green Room’s boundary-pushing releases.

The follow up to the previous release ‘Sesa’ that received support from A-list names including Keinemusik and Black Coffee, 'Sele' is a sonic journey through culture and rhythm, anchored by a rolling percussive bassline that transports listeners across the African continent. The track blends Jalal’s signature electronic style with traditional instruments, while Mel D’s input adds emotional depth and authenticity. Together, the duo creates an immersive soundscape that captures the essence of heritage and innovation.

Sele

On December 8, 1970, Jim Morrison walked into The Village Recorder in Los Angeles on the day he turned twenty-seven and laid down what would become his final poetry recordings. Half a century later, those words — raw, unfiltered, and buzzing with danger resurface not as dusty relics, but as fire in the hands of Australian producer Uone.

The connection runs deeper than chance. In 2018, Morrison’s nephew Sefton, inspired by Uone’s sets, handed him the original poetry recordings a gift from bloodline to turntable. The result is a wild collision of poetry, psychedelia, and pulse-driven electronic music.

Listen to the Children Talk

A thundering deep-house roller infused with rock grit and hypnotic drive. Morrison’s voice cuts through rolling basslines and tribal percussion, carrying a message both timeless and unsettling. Uone reshapes the lost recording into a dance-floor incantation, part ritual, part rave, entirely alive.

Music has always been a voice of freedom — from the 60s & 70s counterculture to today’s underground dancefloors.

I’m giving away my track Listen to the Children Talk as a reminder that sound knows no borders, no barriers, no rules. It’s about expression, liberation, and the freedom we find together in music.

Uone & Jim Morrison - Listen To The Children Talk (Original Mix)

Taste the Rain (Dark Bass House Edit)

“Cold Where You Held Me” is a haunting reflection on love turned distant, where warmth once lived but now silence lingers. With delicate synth textures, echoing vocals, and a moody deep house pulse, Enaque & Nujord deliver a track that feels like standing in the exact spot someone used to hold you — only to find emptiness.

The song blends electronic pop with deep house atmospheres to evoke a cinematic feeling of emotional absence. Minimal yet powerful, the production captures the quiet ache of remembering touch, memory, and the chill of detachment.

A standout from the conceptual album Almost Real, “Cold Where You Held Me” explores the contrast between connection and disconnection, love and loss, physical presence and emotional void. It’s music made for introspective nights, headphones, and deep inner listening.


Enaque & Nujord - Lost In Frozen Days

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Premiere:  Black Major - Zolalela (Amine K Remix) [Madorasindahouse]

Artist | Record Producer | Label


“MoBlack Records locks it in as the top-selling label in both genres, once again proving itself as a leading hub for Afro House's global appetite" Beatport 07.03.2023

"the prophet of the Afro House" DJ Mag Italia 06.10.2022

"italiano de alma africana" DJ Mag Brasil 24.03.2021

"One of THE main protagonists since day one, there is nobody else around, laying foundations on this level and pushing boundaries like MoBlack Records and its founder Mimmo Falcone (alias MoBlack). The Italian who lived in Ghana for ten years keeps surprising the RISE team as much as the scene with those cutting edge releases and a repertoire that shouts "classic" every second minute." RISE - Berin.

"MoBlack Records, the most prominent purveyors of afro house in recent years"  Beatport 11.09.2020

"Mimmo Falcone alias MoBlack is the prime mover behind Afro-House's inspiring label MoBlack Records. But the Naples based artist not only runs an ambitious and successful label, he's also shown himself as an equally strong producer and DJ.." Torture The Artist (20.09.2019)

"MoBlack has an impressive reputation for afro house music that comes out on his own self-titled label. The Italian lived in Ghana for ten years and made his debut release in 2013 so comes with a real sense of authenticity". Get Physical Music 

"Every single release comes out of a special edition on the global electronic scene, and Mixmag Adria is honored to present one of the most impressive labels on the market - MoBlack Records" Mixmag Adria 

"the dominant imprint when it comes to Afro powered House jams at the moment." DMC World Magazine

"Mimmo Falcone aka MoBlack is a real staple in the Afro House scene (for a reason) and keeps on pushing it further". Muting The Noise 

"MoBlack the enigmatic force behind the world’s leading Afro-House music label." MUZE - Nairobi

"MoBlack continues to bless us with truly ingenious and eclectic selection of tracks representing the many different flavors afro house music has to offer" Spirit Of House

"for me MoBlack Records is a new strong label that is representing the underground. And I like a lot of their music that they are releasing". David Morales

"one of the key players responsible for the evolution and advancement of the 'new' Afro House sound. MoBlack records, and its founder Mimmo Falcone aka MoBlack, of which both continue to fly the flag simultaneously as an inspirational music imprint, and as an equally strong producer and much respected DJ.
Falcone, the Italian Naples-based artist, spent ten years living in Ghana and made his debut release in 2013 warranting a stamp of authenticity for his craft. He's successfully carved a path for both himself and the record label, offering a consistent feed of high-quality and eclectic sounds that has put him at the forefront of Afro House. 
Often cited as a DJ's DJ and the label held in high regard by the truest of music heads and purists the world over, MoBlack represents the underground and is a beacon for originality and an outlet for imagination. The label has been home to some of the most revered producers. It has successfully channelled the energy of the newer, fresher artists coming through as well, adding extra fuel to an already flourishing imprint."  Traxsource 2020 
 
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