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Afro House Top 100 Report: 54 of 100 Tracks Sit at 122-123 BPM as HUGEL and SOLTO's 'Jamaican (Bam Bam)' Leads

November 1, 2026 · Beatport
Afro House Top 100 Report: 54 of 100 Tracks Sit at 122-123 BPM as HUGEL and SOLTO's 'Jamaican (Bam Bam)' Leads

If you are choosing an Afro House track to license or finishing one to sell, today's Beatport Afro House Top 100 points to a narrow tempo window: 54 of the 100 tracks sit at 122 or 123 BPM, and 80 fall between 120 and 123. HUGEL and SOLTO (FR)'s 'Jamaican (Bam Bam)' on MoBlack Records is No. 1, close to a year after its November 7, 2025 release, and HUGEL is credited on six tracks across the chart.

1
Jamaican (Bam Bam) (Extended Mix)
HUGEL, SOLTO (FR)
MoBlack Records
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2
Loca (Extended Mix)
Shadu
On The House
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3
Hey Dj (Tuk Tuk Taka) (Versión Extendida)
Jesus Fernandez, Cele Arrabal
Cele Arrabal
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4
Madan (Extended)
Salif Keita, Caiiro
Universal Music Division Decca Records France
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5
Pump up the Jam (Original Mix)
Lizwi, Aaron Sevilla, Brøder, SENATVS
AFRODISE
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6
Mi Gente (Extended Mix)
UNIBĀL
Make The Girls Dance Records
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7
Afro Revenge (Extended Mix)
Tom Enzy
Make The Girls Dance Records
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8
I Brought The Jungle (Extended Mix)
The Deepshakerz, Xander Pratt, Juany Bravo
Make The Girls Dance Records
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9
Let the Drums Talk (Extended Mix)
Hemel
Vibecore Records
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10
Habibi Weinak (Orginal Mix)
Wrigley, Aaron Sevilla, KOFA, Badrops
AFRODISE
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What the numbers say

Make The Girls Dance Records is the label of the moment with 13 places, including No. 6, 7 and 8. MoBlack Records follows with five, and AFRODISE has four, two of them in the top 10. New music is getting through: 34 of the 100 tracks came out in October 2026, and three of the top 10 were released on October 23. Keys lean minor, 58 to 42, yet the top two tracks are both in major keys.

If you are buying: a 122-123 BPM groove is the safe choice for a release in this genre. Only seven tracks in the chart run at 125 BPM or faster, so a quicker track is a harder sell to the DJs who buy here.

If you are producing: sit your groove at 122-123 BPM and do not be afraid of a major key, since the chart's top two prove it can win. With a third of the chart released this month, the market turns over fast. Browse exclusive Afro House tracks for sale to see what is already available in this pocket.