AFRO
LATIN HOUSE
from tropical beats and
amapiano to tribal
and lush organic
house
1.
instruments:
DJ / VOCALS / SAX / PERCUSSION / TRUMPET / CONGAS / BONGO / TIMBALE STRINGS / CABASA
FLAMENCO GUITAR
2.
style:
FLAMENCO HOUSE
AFRO BEAT / AFRO TECH
BRAZILIAN HOUSE /
AFRO HOUSE
3.
occasion:
NETWORKING / ART SHOWS
CULTURAL EVENTS AND
DIVERSITY LAUNCHES /
POOL / ROOFTOP & LATE
NIGHT PARTIES
4.
our clients:
THE NED / ANDAZ /
BRITISH MUSEUM
ROYAL ACADEMY OR ARTS
TATE BRITAIN / BARBICAN
SOUTHBANK CENTRE
VIDEOS
ReVIEWS
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phOTOS
ABOUT
The experience was anchored in the raw beauty of the desert. We selected Bab Al Shams for its organic topography, transforming its natural landscape into a bespoke amphitheater. The visual centerpiece featured dual 10m x 7m screens showcasing a 30- minute cinematic journey through the UAE’s most pristine nature reserves. To bring these visuals to life, we collaborated with world-renowned VJ artist Soichi Matsumoto, who performed a live, rhythmic deconstruction of the footage to sync with the evening’s pulse.
The auditory landscape was equally curated: a “Contemporary Arabic Jazz” commission featuring Emma Smith (Hot Chip) and Andy Davies (Ronnie Scott’s)—artists chosen for their virtuosity and commitment to sustainability. In a breathtaking finale, we choreographed the sacred movements of Istanbul’s Whirling Dervishes into a modern light show. Every element was a deliberate bridge between authentic Arabian heritage and cutting-edge innovation, designed to forge a deep, emotional resonance with every guest.
