“Rio never sleeps” is a journey across continents — where Afro soul meets Brazilian heat, and deep house fuses with old-school energy. From hypnotic beach vibes to explosive festival drops, this album blends cultures, languages, and emotions into one seamless sound.

Each track tells its own story: OMAH’s smooth Afro vocals for example, sensual Brazilian percussion, dreamy synth layers, and punchy rhythms that capture both the spirit of Rio and the heart of Lagos. The result is a unique fusion of Afrobeat, Brazilian house, and melodic techno, balanced by moments of introspection, joy, and fire.

You’ll hear sounds inspired by samba drums, cuíca, congas, and deep melodic pads — songs that start slow and build into dancefloor anthems. It’s music for the soul, for late nights, for sunrise walks by the ocean.

Perfect for fans of global electronic fusion, deep house grooves, and cross-cultural storytelling.
A project made to make you move, feel, and escape.

Take It Slow (with OMAH)

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My music blends the emotion of hopeful piano melodies with the warmth of Brazilian percussion and the hypnotic pulse of deep house.
Each track starts intimate — spoken words, whispers, breath — then slowly builds into powerful, rhythmic energy inspired by carnival and human connection.

My sound travels across worlds:
🌴 Brazil – the heartbeat of samba, cuicas, congas, and crowd chants that make the body move.
🔥 Morocco & the Orient – mystical moods, desert flutes, and haunting female vocals that pull you into a trance.
💫 Europe / UK – deep house textures, evolving BPMs, and that “hope is back” feeling that explodes at the drop.

I love spoken female voices — natural, sensual, sometimes commanding the crowd, sometimes whispering secrets.
I love gradual builds, repetitive loops, euphoric drops, and the feeling of being completely lost in rhythm and light.

My sound is mixed and empowered wy some AI features, and is a fusion of cultures, emotion, and movement —
music that starts in the heart, grows through the body,
and ends on the skin.

Take It Slow (with OMAH)

MSTRY.