Rising Afrohouse visionary Daniel Frost returns with “Aneeté (old you)”, a genre-defying, soul-stirring anthem that fuses the spiritual heartbeat of Afrohouse with the emotive architecture of melodic techno. More than a song, Aneeté is a ceremony—an invocation of memory, movement, and transformation wrapped in hypnotic percussion and cinematic grandeur.
Written in the quiet, electric stillness of 4 AM, Aneeté is a deeply personal and sonically transcendent piece. Frost weaves ancestral African vocals with immersive, tribal rhythms, crafting a soundscape that feels both timeless and urgently modern. It’s a track built for the dancefloor, yes—but also for the soul. Whether played under the stars at a festival or in solitude through headphones, Aneeté lands with the weight of intention.
At the heart of the track is a message of return—to self, to home, to memory. “Home is the safe place the heart returns to,” Frost shares. “Aneeté is not just a track. It is a return to the essence.” That depth of meaning isn’t lost in the music. It pulses through every beat, reminding us of the past versions of ourselves we’ve left behind—and the future selves we’re becoming.
Frost’s approach to music is as intuitive as it is technical. A self-taught pianist who can’t read sheet music, he plays by feel, led by emotion rather than formula. That authenticity resonates in Aneeté, a track that feels lived-in and alive, its energy shaped by instinct rather than trend.
With influences ranging from Shimza and Fred again.. to Adam Port and Amémé, Frost doesn’t just follow in their footsteps—he extends the path. His sonic palette is global, but his storytelling is intimate. And with over a million streams, plus appearances alongside acts like Liva K and Kasango, he’s proving that spiritual music has a place on the world’s biggest stages.
