Afro House continues to occupy a major space in the global electronic music market, and Beatport’s latest Top 100 provides another snapshot of just how broad the genre has become.

At No. 1 is HUGEL alongside SOLTO with “Jamaican (Bam Bam)”. Released through MoBlack Records, the 122 BPM track continues to hold the leading position despite having originally arrived in November 2025.

Shadu follows in second place with “Loca”, released on On The House on September 11.

One of the most recent releases in the upper section is Hemel’s “Let the Drums Talk”. Released September 25 through Vibecore Records, the track sits at No. 3 and runs at 122 BPM.

AMEME takes fourth position with “Chulo”, while SOLTO returns to the leading positions together with BELLIL BROTHERS on “How Far (Chalé)”, currently at No. 5.

Further down the Top 10, Lizwi, Aaron Sevilla, Brøder and SENATVS appear with “Pump up the Jam”, followed by Bun Xapa with “Bun Is Bun!”.

Divolly & Markward, Quentro and Jamy Nox bring an Afro/Latin crossover into the ranking with “ESPERA”, while Kurd Maverick and HUGEL’s “PYHU (Put Your Hands Up)” remains inside the first ten.

Breyth and Aytiwan complete the current Top 10 with “Mwezi”.

One notable element is the balance between very recent September releases and tracks that have demonstrated considerably longer chart life.

The result is an Afro House ranking where percussion-driven club music, Afro/Latin influences and crossover records increasingly coexist.

For DJs, the current Beatport chart offers a useful overview of a genre that continues to expand well beyond a single production formula.