Album
Let the Music Talk: AR16
Afrikan RootsAfrikan Roots’ *Let the Music Talk: AR16* is a 12-track Afro House album scheduled for release on 30 October 2026. Built around a broad cast of collaborators, the project presents the producer and artist as th…
Album Details
- Artist
- Afrikan Roots
- Project
- Album
- Genre
- Afro House
- Release Date
- October 30, 2026
- Tracks
- 12
- Duration
- 1 hr 15 min
Afrikan Roots’ *Let the Music Talk: AR16* is a 12-track Afro House album scheduled for release on 30 October 2026. Built around a broad cast of collaborators, the project presents the producer and artist as the central force across a varied, feature-led set.
Vutomi is the album’s most frequent guest, appearing on “Xikhongelo”, “Waters my Soul”, “Far Away (Original)”, “Tongues of Fire”, “Malembe” and “Mali (Original)”. That recurring presence gives the tracklist one of its clearest connective threads, while still leaving room for a wide range of voices and collaborators.
The album opens with “Xikhongelo” before moving through collaborations with Naledi on “Bula” and 9umba and Vutomi on “Far Away (Original)”. “Ngizokushada” expands the guest list further, bringing together Bobby M, Miss Twaggy, Blaq Major and David Flow Link. Later, EarlKee appears on “Whistle Song”, while “Byala” features DJ Dadaman and Born Afro. The closing track, “Don’t Let Go”, features DJ Groove Candy.
Two tracks are specifically identified as originals: “Far Away (Original)” and “Mali (Original)”, suggesting that these versions are presented as key forms of the songs within the album’s sequence. The tracklist also includes “Ungapheli Amandla” without a listed feature, giving Afrikan Roots a solo-billed moment amid an otherwise heavily collaborative project.
What makes *Let the Music Talk: AR16* worth watching is the scale of its collaborative approach. Rather than centring on a single guest or a small production circle, the album draws together artists including Vutomi, Naledi, 9umba, Bobby M, Miss Twaggy, Blaq Major, David Flow Link, EarlKee, DJ Dadaman, Born Afro and DJ Groove Candy. For listeners exploring contemporary Afro House, it offers a substantial new entry from Afrikan Roots, with its identity shaped by a 12-track run of vocal partnerships and dance-focused collaboration.
*Let the Music Talk: AR16* is due on 30 October 2026.
Let the Music Talk: AR16 Album Tracklist