OTW x AFRIQUE LIKE ME: TORONTO

There are rhythms that travel without passports.
Stories told through drums, basslines, and movement.
Memories carried through generations, reimagined through speakers and dancefloors.

This is where they meet.

OTW x Afrique Like Me is a convergence of sound, culture, and frequency, a meeting point between two movements shaping how global dance music is experienced, shared, and celebrated.

Afrique Like Me has cultivated a powerful cultural platform celebrating African and diaspora electronic music in its most authentic and exploratory forms. What began as intimate after-hours gatherings in Toronto’s west end has evolved into a defining voice within the city’s underground scene. Founded by Razaq El Toro, Martin Ses, and Sonic Griot, the collective continues to honour heritage while pushing African electronic expression into new sonic territories.

OTW (Of The World) stands as a global cultural movement built around the idea that dance music is a living map, connecting cities, continents, and communities through shared rhythm.Founded by 4KORNERS, OTW began as an intimate invite-only experience and quickly evolved into an internationally inspired platform known for building immersive cultural moments. Moving at the intersection of travel, storytelling, and sound, OTW creates spaces where global club culture, diaspora influence, and forward-thinking electronic music merge into a single, borderless dancefloor.

Together, they create a night that moves beyond genre. Beyond geography. Beyond expectation.

Expect sonic journeys shaped by Afro house, Afro tech, electronic textures, and global dance music from across continents, designed not just to be heard, but deeply felt.

This is not about spectatorship.
This is about participation.
This is about remembering that movement is language, and the dancefloor is ceremony.

For one night, the world becomes smaller.
The rhythm becomes louder.
And the story becomes shared.

Welcome to OTW x Afrique Like Me.