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When three names like Wayne Snow, ANOTR, and 3DDY appear on the same track, expectations are automatically sky-high. Their latest collaboration “Hold On, Let Go”, released on No Art on August 22, 2025, doesn’t just meet those expectations, it redefines what Afro house can feel like in 2025.
“Hold On, Let Go” is built on a hypnotic Afro-inspired groove, running at 128 BPM in Eb minor, which makes it instantly DJ-friendly. The extended mix (over six minutes) allows the track to breathe and evolve, perfect for creating tension on the dancefloor.
No wonder early listeners have already called it “a summer anthem” and “a gift-like track that keeps unfolding with every listen.”

For ANOTR, “Hold On, Let Go” marks their first single since their celebrated album earlier this year, proving they can keep their momentum alive with a fresh, standalone release. Pairing with Wayne Snow’s distinctive voice and 3DDY’s groove-driven input, the result is a record that feels both timeless and forward-thinking.
The No Art label has been pushing boundaries in house and Afro-infused sounds for years, and this release solidifies their reputation as one of the most influential imprints in underground electronic music today.
If you want to add “Hold On, Let Go” to your library or DJ sets, it’s now available on Beatport and all major platforms.
👉 Get your copy of Hold On, Let Go here
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“Hold On, Let Go” is more than just another Afro house release, it’s a reminder of how house music can still surprise us with warmth, soul, and energy. Expect this one to dominate late-summer sets and festival closings.
Rating: 9/10 – A must-have Afro house anthem for DJs and house heads alike.
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