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    Afroham ft: GINGE – Coconut Water (Single)

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    Rotterdam based producerAfrohamreturns on Melting Pot Music with ‘Coconut Water,’ a sun soaked new single featuring singer songwriter and close friendGINGE.

    The track leans into a warm, easy going vibe, with GINGE delivering a laid back, sultry vocal that touches on connection, attraction, and the pleasure of being in the moment. Blending sensuality with a carefree feel, ‘Coconut Water’ is a love song that earns its ease. Refreshingly unforced, it is carried by the duo’s genuine chemistry and a shared instinct for keeping things simple yet deeply magnetic.

    The two first connected onQuantum Love(2023), Afroham’s debut EP on Melting Pot Music, a project that found its audience quickly and announced Afroham as a distinctive voice in the neo-soul and hip hop space. A mainstay in the Chillhop world both as an artist and working behind the scenes, his superpowers also include DJing and creating visual art via video and 3D animation (despite being colourblind). Afroham’s artist name is a playful take on his surname and his hairdo.

    ‘Coconut Water’ opens a busy 2026 for Afroham, with a steady run of new singles planned throughout the year.

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