Finders Keepers (The Afrosaxons Remix) 
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In the diverse world of electronic music, Belgium-born Aytiwan has carved a unique niche, seamlessly blending the rhythmic intricacies of Afro House and Afro Tech. Beginning his musical journey as Nico P, Aytiwan has continuously evolved, always staying attuned to the latest trends and maintaining a deep passion for his craft.

A defining moment in Aytiwan's career came when the renowned artist Black Coffee showcased Kususa's remix of Aytiwan & Idd Aziz's collaboration, "Iphathi," at the iconic Madison Square Garden, accompanied by a 12-piece orchestra. Black Coffee's admiration for "Iphathi" was further highlighted when he played it at premier events in global destinations, such as Ibiza, Mykonos, Milan, Saint Tropez, Dubai, Las Vegas, and Miami. Adding to the track's accolades, it was featured on the official Spotify playlist of Hï Ibiza—the world's #1 club—and was also incorporated into Black Coffee's own curated Spotify playlist.

"Iphathi" has received widespread acclaim from the music community, with eminent artists like Roger Sanchez, Djeff, MoBlack, Shimza, Enzo Siffredi, Angelos, Desiree, Themba, and Kasango endorsing the track. Its allure has secured it a spot at major events like Tomorrowland, Keinemusik at Brooklyn Mirage, and Extrema Outdoor. On the charts, various versions of the song have climbed the Beatport Afro House rankings, with Kususa's remix notably securing the #22 spot and attaining the rank of the #83 most Shazamed electronic track.

Endorsements from industry titans such as Black Coffee, Bob Sinclar, Roger Sanchez, Angelos, Shimza, Djeff, MoBlack, Desiree, Enzo Siffredi, Themba, and Kasango have solidified Aytiwan's global prominence. This widespread recognition continues to inspire Aytiwan, fueling his fervor and resolve to reach even greater heights in his musical pursuits.

Originating from Belgium, known for hosting iconic festivals like Tomorrowland, Aytiwan draws inspiration from the vibrant local music scene. Influenced by artists like Enoo Napa, Kasango, &Lez, Simone Vitullo, and Themba, his sound deeply resonates with listeners. "Ilanga," which features the enchanting vocals of Nes Mburu, is a testament to his versatility, with renowned artists like Enoo Napa and Klaudius providing remix interpretations.

At the end of 2024, Aytiwan released "Mayenzeke," a collaboration with G-Wash10 and Tabia, on the prestigious world top Afro House label, Madorasindahouse. With the release of his projects featuring Lizwi and Nomvula, Aytiwan continues to exemplify his unwavering dedication to Afro House and Afro Tech. Currently, he is working on exciting new collaborations with Starving Yet Full, Mavhungu, and Oluhle.

Aytiwan's recent foray into remixing has also garnered significant attention. His adaptations of tracks such as "Da Lee LS - The Surge," "PA NGU feat. Lhue Ntuza - Luthando," and "Jabzz Dimitri, Korie Minors, Idd Aziz - Kwema" have earned commendations on the Beatport charts. Of special note, his remix of "Kwema" piqued the interest of techno legend Laurent Garnier.

Holding a genuine belief in the unifying power of music, Aytiwan produces tracks that engross listeners in a tapestry of emotions and narratives. His regular appearances on the Belgian national broadcaster RTBF – Tipik further enhance his reach within the music community.

In collaboration with Amerlegna, Aytiwan plays a pivotal role in the Deep House Belgium and Deep In Your Soul labels. As he looks to the future, Aytiwan remains committed to his journey in the Afro House and Afro Tech genres, perpetually seeking to evolve, innovate, and connect.

Darren Montgomery A.K.A Nitrodren was 15 when he began making Trap beats on a demo version of Fruity Loops studio. Now 21, Nitrodren has fine tuned his Trap sound while simultaneously gaining popularity for his "Freak It" mixes, he delivers a very recognizable and invigorating sound. His listeners are predominantly from Hartford, Connecticut the birthplace of the Freak It dance. Many kids/teens across the northeast enjoy creating triller videos to his music “Freaking It” or “Dummin Out”. Dummin Out was mostly presented by Zoe, a groundbreaking Hartford artist that passed away in December of 2017. The dance has been big in Hartford for years but it is now becoming popular in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York in part due to the increasing popularity of Nitro's music.  Nitro is amongst some of the brightest stars in Connecticut, paving the way for the elevation of the Nutmeg state's national musical standing. On his current trajectory it is undeniable that Nitrodren will leave a special mark on CT and soon break into the mainstream- but for now he'll continue to keep the kids dancing and college parties across the Northeast bangin'. Fast forward to 2023 Nitro is fully committed to mixing at events as a DJ. The world will recognize Nitro soon... time just hasn't caught up yet.

Rich FoXX is an Atlanta EDM artist and producer bringing high-energy tech house, club bangers, and emotional dance grooves to the scene. With roots as DJ Mel rocking college crowds and rooftop parties, Rich FoXX delivers a festival-ready sound influenced by Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Fisher, and Dom Dolla.

Expect heavy drops, catchy melodies, and late-night party energy — from official mixes to original tracks made for dance floors.
Stay tuned for new remixes, edits, and original releases.

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