Complete List Of Alfa Mist Z Songs From A to Z

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Alfa Mist grew up in Newham, East London, a borough far removed from the glittering hubs of jazz tradition yet full of creative urgency. His real name is Alfa Sekitoleko, and he started making grime and hip-hop beats in his teenage years, with the software and bedroom-studio mindset typical of his neighborhood. That early interest in sampling led him into jazz, and eventually, he taught himself piano to unravel the music behind the beats. Alongside college studies, including A-levels and a BTEC in music composition, he quietly laid the foundation for a career built on rhythm, improvisation, and a refusal to be boxed into one genre.

His recording career has been steady, adventurous, and increasingly respected. In 2015, he released the EP Nocturne on his own label, Sekito, introducing his fusion of hip-hop, jazz, and soul. The debut full-length album, Antiphon, followed in 2017, garnering critical acclaim. In 2019, his next LP, Structuralism, further expanded his palette; in 2021, he signed to Anti- and issued Bring Backs; and in 2023, Variables. Each release pushed his music into deeper territory, longer forms, orchestral textures, richer collaborations. Album by album, Alfa Mist has built a catalog that resonates far beyond London’s jazz circuit.

In terms of recognition, Alfa Mist has earned industry attention and festival acclaim even if he hasn’t been splashed all over mainstream charts. He performed at the We Out Here Festival in 2021, and was nominated for a MOBO Award the same year. The acclaim speaks less to commercial chart dominance and more to a growing cultural influence, he is often cited in articles about the newest wave of British jazz and is recognised for building his own label and platform. While he may not yet have Grammy nominations, his stature continues to rise as his influence spreads across jazz, hip-hop, and electronic landscapes.

One of the reasons Alfa Mist is so loved among musicians and listeners alike is how his music connects to real life: his beats, grooves, and harmonies don’t feel distant or academic; they feel rooted, personal, and alive. He speaks about upbringing, identity, and community, and his sound reflects the rawness of his East London background combined with an intimate, reflective approach to jazz. The way he blends hip-hop rhythms, jazz improvisation, and cinematic space sets him apart. His collaborations with artists such as Jordan Rakei, Tom Misch, and Yussef Dayes further show how he bridges scenes without betraying his own voice. For fans who care about authenticity and craft, Alfa Mist offers both.

Outside the studio, Alfa Mist has established himself as a facilitator; he runs his own label, Sekito, which not only releases his own work but also supports other artists. He hosts a podcast called Are We Live with Barney Artist and Jordan Rakei, and his live shows have become events where improvisation and deep listening meet club rhythm and communal celebration. His activity shows that his ambition is not just to record albums, but to build culture. As his career heads into its next phase, you can sense he is less concerned with hitting big sales and more committed to making music that lives and breathes in people’s lives.

Complete List Of Alfa Mist Z Songs From A to Z

4th Feb (Stay Awake) – Variables – 2023
7th October – Antiphon – 2017
9 Months – Roulette – 2025
Aged Eyes – Variables – 2023
All Time – Roulette – 2025
Always Be – Roulette – 2025
Apho – Variables – 2023
Attune – Bring Backs – 2021
Avoid The Drones – Roulette – 2025
BC – Variables – 2023
Between Lives – Roulette – 2025
Black Snow – Roulette – 2025
Borderline – Variables – 2023
Breathe – Antiphon – 2017
Brian – Antiphon – 2017
Checkpoint (Violence) – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Coasting – Bring Backs – 2021
Cycles – Variables – 2023
Decay – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Dersen Cafe – Roulette – 2025
Deus Ex – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Door – Structuralism – 2019
Errors – Antiphon – 2017
Expand (Years Ago) – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Falling – Structuralism – 2019
Found You – Roulette – 2025
Foreword – Variables – 2023
From East – Roulette – 2025
Genda (Go Away) – Variables – 2023
Give Anything – Roulette – 2025
Give Nothing – Roulette – 2025
Glad I Lived – Structuralism – 2019
Jjajja’s Screen – Structuralism – 2019
Just Dreams – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Keep On – Antiphon – 2017
Kyoki – Antiphon – 2017
Last Card (Bumper Cars) – Bring Backs – 2021
Mind The Gap – Bring Backs – 2021
Mulago – Structuralism – 2019
Naiyti – Structuralism – 2019
Nucleus – Antiphon – 2017
Once A Year – Bring Backs – 2021
Organic Rust – Bring Backs – 2021
People – Bring Backs – 2021
Potential – Antiphon – 2017
Recurring – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Reincarnation – Roulette – 2025
Retainer – Structuralism – 2019
Roulette – Roulette – 2025
Run Outs – Bring Backs – 2021
Teki – Bring Backs – 2021
The Fifth – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
The Gist – Variables – 2023
Variables – Variables – 2023
Who Were You? – Roulette – 2025
With The Rain – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
Yellow Tie – Recurring (Live At King’s Place) – 2024
You’re Not Blind – Roulette – 2025

Albums

Antiphon (2017): 8 songs

Structuralism (2019): 7 songs

Bring Backs (2021): 9 songs

Variables (2023): 10 songs

Recurring (Live At King’s Place) (2024): 9 songs

Roulette (2025): 15 songs

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