The frequency of North Africa — every thread, one gathering.
Seven worlds of sound — gnawa, raï, mezoued & stambeli, mahraganat, the desert blues, afro house, afro tech — flowing home to where the platform was born.
North African Frequency is the collection of all North African music in one voice — the 400-year bassline of gnawa, the banned courage of raï, the street pride of mezoued, the laptop revolution of mahraganat, the desert's electric blues — meeting afro house and afro tech, and becoming something new.
Pages tell the story. Reels teach it. A festival makes you stand inside it. One gathering where the whole lineage performs itself — history on one end of the night, the future on the other.
And it begins at home. Tunisia — the soil the platform grows from — hosts Edition One.
Each stage carries a world from the N.A.F universe — its sound, its color, its masters and its new blood.
The trance ritual, honored properly: guembri low-end, iron percussion, repetition until the room lifts. Masters of the old ceremonies beside producers who loop them into tomorrow.
The singers' stage. Voices old and new saying it anyway — the cheikhas' courage, carried by a new generation of vocalists.
Mezoued and mahraganat energy — the wedding, the block party, the chant. And this is the dancers' stage: North African street movement, old steps and new.
Desert time under open sky — hypnotic guitar loops and slow sets for the deep hours. No rush. No drop. Just depth.
The full-circle floor: deep, rolling, ancestral — the sound that left Africa and came home, played until the sun confirms it.
Lights off. Rolling toms, growling bass, peak-time pressure — the darker sibling gets its own walls.
Where it all converges: the new sound built from every thread — North African scales over African drums, made for the dancefloor. This stage belongs especially to the new DJs — the generation that will carry the frequency forward. History opens the night; the future closes it.
The keepers of the traditions — trance, voice, string and drum — honored on the stages their music built.
Voices across every era of North African song — from the classic repertoire to the streaming generation.
North African movement, old steps and new — the street stage is theirs.
The heart of the festival. The next generation of North African selectors and producers — the ones who will define what N.A.F sounds like. The main stage is being built for them.
The lineup will be written by the frequency itself — announcements come through @evgroup2026. No names before their time.
FREQUENCY · Edition One · Tunisia · 19 December 2027. The first of many — because the concept travels: building its own crowd, its own image, its own growth, until the frequency is known. Edition One at home. Then everywhere.
N.A.F today: the platform — events, sessions, stories, playlists, education.
N.A.F tomorrow: the gathering — the frequency of North Africa, live, then across the world.