Sega and Seggae are two vibrant and culturally rich genres originating from the Indian Ocean, particularly Mauritius and Réunion. Combining traditional African rhythms with European and Indian influences, these styles have captivated audiences worldwide. Thanks to Afroplug’s loops, you can now easily create authentic Sega and Seggae beats with a modern twist. Understanding Sega and

Drill music has taken the world by storm, evolving from its raw roots in Chicago to making waves in the UK and beyond, and now finding its way into different genres, including the “Sexy Drill” subgenre. SHere’s how you can craft your own Sexy Drill beats. The Origin of Drill Music Drill music emerged from

Great News for BandLab Users BandLab users, we are pleased to share that Afroplug is now officially available on BandLab. This means you can now access our carefully curated sounds directly on the platform, making it easier than ever to incorporate authentic Afro, Caribbean & Latin influences into your music. What is Afroplug? Afroplug is

Understanding Gqom: The Sound of South Africa Gqom is a raw, hypnotic, and hard-hitting dance genre that originated in Durban, South Africa, in the early 2010s. Known for its minimalistic yet powerful beats, Gqom combines deep basslines, repetitive drum patterns, and dark atmospheric elements to create a unique and intense groove. Unlike other forms of

Batida is a high-energy, percussion-driven sub-genre of Angolan Afrohouse that has captivated dance floors worldwide. Emerging from the diaspora communities in Lisbon, Portugal, Batida is an electrifying fusion of Kuduro, Afrohouse, and electronic club music. This guide will walk you through its history, key producers, and techniques to craft authentic Batida beats. 1. The Origins