Afro House & Deep House DJ / producer. Anchor Point on MoBlack Records, sets at Coachella and EDC, and a lifelong pull toward polyrhythm and groove.
Ahmed Spins is a Moroccan DJ and producer whose sound moves between Afro House and Deep House, with room for disco and organic textures when the set calls for it. He picked up piano, guitar and drums as a kid, then found electronic music in his teens.
Production came later, while he was studying finance in Boston — early inspiration from Flume and Rampa turned into a style built on percussive, upbringing-rooted rhythm. Tracks uploaded to SoundCloud caught the attention of the scene, leading to a deal with MoBlack Records and the breakout Anchor Point EP.
Since then he's shared stages with Black Coffee, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, Rampa and Dennis Cruz, and played Coachella, EDC Las Vegas, Circoloco and Time Warp — carrying Moroccan and North African influence into rooms around the globe.
From the Anchor Point EP to the Elderbrook collaboration "Waterfall" — everything lives across these platforms.
"MUSIC ON — Pacha Ibiza", his newest live set, plus "Waterfall" with Elderbrook and a growing run of collaborations including "Mood" with Caroline Byrne & Neyl.
Dates as listed on Bandsintown — check each link for openers, set times and last-minute changes.
Beyond his own sets, Ahmed runs Deep House Bible, a community-driven platform uniting house-music fans worldwide and spotlighting emerging talent from the MENA region — with parties staged everywhere from Costa Rica and New York to St. Tropez, Paris, Egypt and Portugal.
Tour announcements, new music and behind-the-scenes — all posted first on socials.