1. Afrolicious - Thursday Night Kinda Swing
2. Strafe - Set It Off
3. Daft Punk - Lose Yourself To Dance (Mac Stanton Remix)
4. Zopelar - Shibuya
5. Da Lukas - Satisfy Your Soul
6. Static Plastic - L’Amour (Blaq Owl Remix)
7. Breezy - Sick Of Dog Shit
8. Les Macon De La Musique - No Time To Lose (Johnny Fiasco Dirty Hands Remix)
9. Afro Drumz & DJ Lucerox - El Son
10. Heidy P - Help Me Find My Way (Pontchartrain Remix)
11. Cassimm - Freak
12. Demaya & Aleksandra Krstic - Shadows (Samm BE Remix)
13. Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin - The Alchemist (Roman Flugel Remix)
14. Stephen Brown & Fossil Archive - More House
15. Teho & Makoto San - Hanten
16. Tale Of Us & Vaal - Monument (Barnt Remix)
17. Josh Wink - Talking To You (Marc Romboy & Andre Winter Remix)
18. Mary Droppinz - The Cycle
19. Baker & Capo Lee - Am To PM
20. Angel Alanis - Do You Like The Way You Feel When You Shake (Trevor Rockcliffe Remix)
21. Fossil Archive - Rhythm Mechanism
22. Romain Richard - Memory Bliss
23. The Hacker - Fadin’ Away (Dima Remix)
24. Dom Rimini - Booty Ride
25. Shlomi Aber - By Myself
26. Temper_D - Jump Around
27. Veak - Echos From Mars
28. Joakuim & Salem Focus - The Revolution V.I.P.
29. Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition

IIWII S01E20 03022024

Love Brings

🌃 Dive into the Night with Afrolicious and Joe McGuire’s “Give Me the Night” 🌃 The new single that brings a funky, jazzy heartbeat to the city’s soul.
Afrolicious returns with “Give Me the Night,” a track that captures the thrill of the nightlife and the power of community, music, and movement. Featuring Joe McGuire on vocals, this single is a fresh, soulful nod to George Benson’s classic, celebrating the spirit of after-hours magic that city dwellers, DJs, dancers, and music lovers hold close.
Driven by a funky, jazz-inspired breakbeat, “Give Me the Night” pulses with the classic Afrolicious bassline fans know and love. This track is a call to rise above the cold, hard edges of the city and come alive together—wrapped in positive, soulful energy and the warmth of human connection. It’s a celebration of our search for good vibes, unity, and the joy of being in sync with others on the dancefloor.
Press play, join the rhythm, and let Afrolicious and Joe McGuire remind you of the beauty of the night. 🌙✨

Give Me The Night - Afrolicious

"Mystic Lady" (Afrolicious Feat. Joe McGuire)

Get ready to move with “Mystic Lady” by Afrolicious featuring Joe McGuire.
Prepare to be transported to a bygone era of disco euphoria with Joe McGuire's captivating new single, "Mystic Lady." This infectious tune, with its pulsating bassline and irresistible groove, is set to ignite dance floors and awaken your soul.

 This high-energy, dance-floor tune pulses with a driving disco beat and funky bassline, celebrating a mystical connection and the allure of a powerful woman. Let the groove take you on a journey through deep, soulful vibes—feel the magic of the night with “Mystic Lady.”

Mystic Lady

Afrolicious Bio -

Afrolicious, the live/electronic collective based in the San Francisco Bay Area started out not as a band but as a club night at the famed Elbo Room in The Mission District in 2007.  The format of Afrolicious party was very open and included the DJs spinning the latest soulful dance music including Afro-House, broken beat, modern funk and disco alongside classics and re-edits and remixes of their favorite Afrobeat, Salsa, and Brazilian funk alongside live percussionists and guest MCs and musicians. Eventually morphing into a live band led by the production and arrangement skills of Pleasuremaker, many dancers, DJs and producers began to take notice of their unique sound.  

Since the release of their first two EPs which were produced by Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation, the reputation of the band and founding DJs Pleasuremaker and Señor Oz have grown and they have performed everywhere from Red Rocks, Burning Man, Cielo and the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. "We never planned on becoming a live band, but like everything else about Afrolicious it happened organically," says Oz. "When we started the party, it was truly what we thought the Mission was about. It wasn't exclusive and it wasn't exclusionary, it was open to everyone. The youngest person in our collective is the rising soul singer Ziek McCarter who started with us at 19. Our oldest member is Baba Duru, who moved to SF in 1970 and toured with Stevie Wonder. Our vocalist is from Trinidad and our drummer is from Brazil. We all congregated in SF over our love of the universal groove. There are rhythms that connect all dance music from the beginning of time to the present day and we believed we could transmit them."  

In 2013 they released their debut full-length album, California Dreaming on their own label, Afrolicious Music. IN 2014 they assembled some of the finest DJs and producers from around the world to remix their debut album. California Dreaming Remixed features remixes from Jamaican dub legend Scientist, Rob Garza from Thievery Corporation, Peruvian electronic live hybrid Novalima, Brazilian nu-disco producer Trotter, Australia’s Omegaman, Miami’s Stereo 77 and the Bay Area’s DJ Smash, J Boogie, Izzy Wise and Antonio Guedes.



  Afrolicious is also loosely affiliated with a worldwide group of DJs, producers, bands, and labels who produce contemporary soulful dance music inspired by sounds of the African diaspora, including Antibalas, Chico Mann, Nickodemus, DJ Smash, Wonderwheel Recordings, Subsuelo, and Cumba Mela. 



Amazing Live band, sound system, weekly party, vibration!
For 8 years Afrolicious brought out an amazing crowd every week to an experience many compare to church in the sense of a weekly gathering for spiritual purposes.
Afrolicious continues to inspire and push the boundaries of music productions, events, and community. They are set to release a number of new releases in 2015. There are finished projects ready to be released and brand new songs being  added to the fold regularly. Stay tuned for new originals, remixes, and mixtapes. Plus some amazing collaborations in the works





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