The top of Beatport’s Afro House chart has changed again.

HUGEL and SOLTO are back at No. 1 with “Jamaican (Bam Bam)”, overtaking Hemel’s “Let the Drums Talk” and continuing an impressive chart run for a record originally released almost a year ago.

Released through MoBlack Records in November 2025, “Jamaican (Bam Bam)” runs at 122 BPM and has proved to be one of the most durable tracks in the current Afro House market.

Hemel now occupies the No. 2 position with “Let the Drums Talk”.

Released on September 25 through Vibecore Records, the track remains one of the strongest recent additions to the chart and continues to challenge for the top spot.

Shadu follows at No. 3 with “Loca”, while Bun Xapa’s “Bun Is Bun!” currently sits at No. 4.

SOLTO makes another appearance in the Top 5 alongside BELLIL BROTHERS with “How Far (Chalé)”, giving the French producer two tracks among the five highest positions.

AMEME remains close behind with “Chulo”.

Further down the ranking, “Pump up the Jam” by Lizwi, Aaron Sevilla, Brøder and SENATVS continues its run, followed by Tekkman, Nes Mburu and Guztavo PT with “Nataka”.

Redoxx, Rex Stax and Idd Aziz occupy another Top 10 position with “ALNAAY”.

One of the newest tracks to break into the leading group is UNIBĀL’s “Mi Gente”.

Released on October 2 through Make The Girls Dance Records, the Afro / Latin production has already reached the No. 10 position.

The current chart demonstrates an interesting contrast.

New September and October releases are moving rapidly, but “Jamaican (Bam Bam)” continues to outperform them despite having been available since November 2025.

In a genre where new music arrives constantly, that kind of longevity is increasingly difficult to achieve.

For the moment, HUGEL and SOLTO are once again at the top of Beatport Afro House.