Hailing from KwaZulu-Natal, Culoe De Song has been a driving force behind Afro House, turning it into a global sound while staying deeply rooted in tribal rhythms and soulful grooves. His music isn’t just heard, it’s felt, carrying the heartbeat of South African culture across the world.

In a recent Talking Genre episode on Beatport, Culoe opened up about how Afro House became a voice for a generation of bedroom producers, a movement built on creativity, connection, and cultural pride. He also highlighted the next wave of artists pushing the genre forward, keeping the sound fresh while honoring its roots.

This feature reminds us why Culoe De Song isn’t just a producer, he’s a storyteller, a cultural custodian, and a mentor shaping the future of Afro House. Through his music, he connects people, celebrates heritage, and inspires the next generation to keep the rhythm alive.