Afro House - Breaking Ground

IQ Samples proudly presents Afro House - Breaking Ground!
Breaking Ground is a focused collection for producers who want the hypnotic pulse of Afro House without losing the warmth and movement that make the style feel alive. Everything is built around 122 BPM: a sweet spot for rolling club grooves, deep late-night tracks, and more melodic, vocal-led productions.
Afro House lives in the details of its rhythm, so the percussion section was made to give you plenty of room to build your own groove. Combine the percussion, shaker, and hi-hat loops, or use the separate kicks, snares, hi-hats, shakers, and percussion one-shots to shape every accent from the ground up. The loops range from compact two-bar patterns to longer eight-bar phrases, making it easy to keep an arrangement moving without overcrowding the mix.
The basses are tight and rhythmic, leaving space for the drums while keeping the low end in constant motion. The melodies bring atmosphere, tension, and an immediate musical identity-ideal when you need the first spark for a new track or a fresh layer for an existing idea.
The 50 vocal FX loops add a human, atmospheric edge and are key-labelled for quick pairing with the bass and melody folders. A further 35 FX sounds help with transitions, drops, and tension, so you can move from the first beat to a complete arrangement without breaking the flow.
All 585 sounds are supplied as 24-bit WAV files and clearly organised for a fast, intuitive workflow. Whether you are starting a deep Afro House groove, adding tribal energy to a club track, or looking for a distinctive vocal texture, Breaking Ground gives you a solid foundation-and enough freedom to make it your own.
Enjoy, create, and break new ground!
790mb
24bit Wav
122 BPM
50 Synth Bass Loops
50 HiHat Loops
50 Melody Synth Loops
50 Percussion Loops
50 Shaker Loops
50 Vocal FX Loops
35 FX One Shots
50 HiHat One Shots
50 Kick One Shots
50 Percussion One Shots
50 Shaker One Shots
50 Snare One Shots
（From  IQ Samples）

*This description is a reference taken from the original developer's website.