AMARA started after I saw Keinemusik live in Amsterdam. I left that night with this feeling that I wanted to create something with deep Afro house energy: warm, rhythmic, emotional and powerful, but still melodic and human.
The name Amara is often connected with grace, mercy and kindness in Igbo. For me, it became the image of a proud African woman closing her eyes on the dance floor, fully connected with the music and with herself.
That is also why the cover feels right for the track. Eyes closed. Calm. Proud. Emotional. Not performing for anyone. Just giving herself completely to the rhythm.
I produced the track alone, but the feeling was clear from the beginning: pride, strength, euphoria, emotion and joy. I wanted the vocals to feel deep and human, and I wanted the groove to move without losing that emotional weight.
For me, AMARA is a track for the dance floor, but also for your living room. Put it on loud. Close your eyes. Let the rhythm move you. Let the music take over for a moment.