Daniel Frost’s latest release, “aneeté (old you)”, is more than a track—it’s a spiritual invocation wrapped in rhythm. The rising Afrohouse producer, known for fusing melodic techno with ancestral roots, delivers a transcendent experience that feels equally at home in festival fields and midnight meditations.
Written during a 4 a.m. burst of inspiration, aneeté is driven by hypnotic percussion and textured synths that summon memory and movement in equal measure. At its core, the track explores the idea of “home”—not as a place, but as a return to self. “It’s the subtle memory of who we once were,” Frost explains, “and the future still alive within us.”
As much about feeling as it is about sound, aneeté unfolds like a cinematic journey—its pulse steady, its atmosphere immersive. With no sheet music and no boundaries, Frost creates instinctively, layering emotion into every beat. The result is a track that vibrates with purpose, carrying the listener through phases of nostalgia, surrender, and empowerment.
Following on from earlier releases like Together Again (Malibu), Frost continues to carve a distinct path in the global dance scene. In just two years, he has amassed over a million streams and performed alongside genre-defining artists like Liva K and Kasango. His sonic fingerprints are unmistakable: soul-deep, richly textured, and spiritually charged.
aneeté (old you) marks the start of a new chapter for Frost—one where each track becomes not just a dancefloor moment, but a ritual. In his hands, Afrohouse becomes a conduit for healing and elevation, inviting us to move, remember, and transform.
For anyone seeking music that resonates beyond the bassline, aneeté is an invitation: to return, to reflect, and to rise.
