SHADU cuts through with rhythm, soul, and purpose in a world where music is often background noise. She’s not just a DJ — she’s an experience. From topping Beatport charts to dreaming of Tomorrowland, SHADU opens up about what fuels her music, her connection with fans, and why Afro House isn’t just a genre — it’s her language.
@offi_shadu / ffm.to/shaduahora
Inside the world of Afro House’s rising star, as she shares her journey,
her sound, and the heartbeat behind every track.
Right now, you’re super busy — what’s cooking?
“My team and I are working on new music, constantly searching for fresh ideas and creative solutions. I’ve got a packed tour schedule, and I’m so excited to meet my amazing fans in new countries. Also, I just dropped a new track called “AHORA.” I give my all to every project — and this one’s no different.”
What do you love most about DJing right now?
“Everything. Track selection, connecting with the crowd, and producing — it’s all one big flow. Each part keeps me grounded and inspired. It’s hard work, but it’s the kind of hard I live for.”
Has your approach to live sets changed recently?
“Definitely. I’ve got a solid audience now, and I listen to their feedback. I get track suggestions in DMs all the time — and I include them in my sets! It’s all for my people.”
You’ve performed in France, Bahrain, Moldova… any recent set that hit different?
“Every set in a new country is a chance to connect. That’s why every show feels unforgettable to me. It’s always special.”
When you’re playing abroad, what’s the most important thing to you?
“The people. Always. That energy exchange on the dance floor — that’s everything to me. I do all of this for them.”
Bucket list time — what’s the dream gig?
“There’s a whole list! But the big ones? Ultra. Coachella. Tomorrowland. Playing there would mean the world to me. And I’m working toward that, every single day.”
Let’s talk studio time — what’s coming next?
“We’ve got a lot cooking. 2025 will be full of new music. Afro House is still our home base, and we’re pushing hard to create something that feels real. You’ll hear more soon.”
What’s your favourite part of the production process?
“Honestly, the transformation. I work with my produce,r Meyer, and together we shape our ideas into something unique. The best part? When a demo becomes a finished, polished track that truly hits.”
Any collaborations on the horizon?
“Yes! I’m working on some exciting collabs with talented vocalists and artists. I love working with others — it sparks something special, creatively.”
Your track Contigo has been killing it on Beatport. What does that kind of love mean to you?
“It’s super motivating. It reminds me why I started this journey. I’m grateful and inspired — and it pushes me to keep going.”
Why do you think Contigo hit so hard?
“I don’t know! There’s no formula. But I remember how I felt when we made it — it was the start of spring, and that emotion just poured out of me into the music. Maybe that’s what people felt, too.”
Will there be a remix or follow-up?
“Not right now. No remix in the works — I’m focusing on what’s next.”
