Benchek & Nadrums Bring Moroccan Heat to Deep Root Tribe with “Camino Del Fuego”

Deep Root Tribe brings together two Moroccan artists, Benchek and Nadrums, for “Camino Del Fuego.”

Built around a heavy low end and livewire percussion, “Camino Del Fuego” pulls from Afro Tech while keeping its focus on rhythm, movement, and identity. Benchek drives the track forward with a commanding bassline and raw, late-night energy, while Nadrums brings the kind of hypnotic percussion that keeps the whole thing shifting in place. It is a collaboration that feels rooted in Morocco’s electronic scene, but built for rooms far beyond it.

Benchek, originally from Casablanca and now based in Marbella, Spain, has been shaping a sound that moves between melodic house, Afro Tech, and deeper club textures. His productions lean into African rhythms and widescreen melodic ideas without losing their weight on the dance floor.

Nadir Caoui, better known as Nadrums, brings a different kind of force to the record. A DJ, percussionist, vocalist, and producer, he is known for folding live djembe into Afro house and club-focused sets. After moving through rock, jazz, and funk before finding his lane in house music, Nadrums has built a sound around percussion first, with performances alongside artists including Francis Mercier, Caiiro, Nitefreak, and Pablo Fierro. His Francis Mercier collaboration “Halala” has also crossed 1 million Spotify streams.

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