Aytiwan discusses his Afro House career, support from Black Coffee, performances at Tomorrowland and Eden Ibiza, and the growth of Afrosteria <\/p>\n
With a connection to electronic music stretching back more than 20 years, Aytiwan <\/a>has spent the past few years establishing a new chapter through his current project. His music draws heavily from Afro House and Afro Tech, with rhythm and emotion remaining central to the productions he releases. That work has already earned support from Black Coffee, taken him to Tomorrowland and Eden Ibiza, and given him another platform through his Tipik radio show and Afrosteria<\/a> label.<\/p>\n Black Coffee\u2019s Support Introduced Aytiwan to New Audiences <\/p>\n One of the most important developments in Aytiwan\u2019s recent career has come through continued support from Black Coffee. The South African artist has played Aytiwan\u2019s edit of Ilario Alicante\u2019s Vacaciones En Chile<\/em> across several international shows, including the Roman Arena in Pula, Buda Castle in Budapest, the Royal Palace in Brussels, H\u00ef Ibiza and Pacha New York.<\/p>\n That support has given the track exposure across several major venues while introducing Aytiwan\u2019s music to listeners outside his existing audience. It also reflects the progress of a project that is relatively new compared with his longer relationship with electronic music,<\/p>\n