house · 124 BPM

Electronic music in Casablanca, Morocco

Casablanca, Morocco, is one of 37 African cities on Pulse, the Sonic Paths map and radio of African electronic music. Its signature sound is house, which we place at 124 BPM (our editorial estimate; the usual range is about 120 to 126). 8 artists and collectives from Casablanca are on Pulse, and 3 of their sets play in this page.

On the 3D map

heat 6/108 artists and collectives3 sets play here

Pulse
A rooftop terrace on the Casablanca Corniche at night, cushions and a DJ table, the lit minaret of the Hassan II Mosque on the shore behind.

Casablanca's electronic music is easier to hear on a podcast than in a club. Guedra Guedra's tribal polyrhythm, Nanofunk playing live on gaming hardware, Amine K's Moroko Loko parties, Yassir & Rikku on Duboka podcast 113: the artists are here and current. The rooms are harder to pin. The Corniche at Aïn Diab is the seafront strip, Maison B is a design club inside a restaurant complex, CasArt sits at the edge of the old medina, and in July 2026 a house party called Glitched took a rooftop at Misti. The big weekenders are elsewhere: Oasis ended, Moga is in Essaouira. The Hassan II Mosque esplanade is six kilometres away and in the atlas.

Written from the sources on this page, not from a visit. The facts, with their dates and sources, follow.

The pulse of Casablanca

Pulse gives every city one tempo: the typical tempo of its signature sound. For Casablanca that is 124 BPM, house. The usual range of about 120 to 126 is our editorial estimate, not a measured figure.

tribal/Gnawa-inflected clubhouse & tech-housemicro-houselive gaming-hardware electronicchaabi crate-digging
124BPM · house
usual range, our estimate 120 to 126

The scene

Casablanca hosts Morocco's most visible home-grown artists - Guedra Guedra (tribal polyrhythm club music, RA), Nanofunk (Gameboy/live electronic; new SoundCloud upload Oct 2026), Amine K (Moroko Loko) and Yassir & Rikku (Duboka podcast 113, Mar 2024) - and festivals such as Melomania (alt-electronic) and L'Boulevard (urban music since 1999). We could not verify any named Casablanca club venues; the large international weekender (Oasis) ended and Moga is in Essaouira.

What we know, and what we are still looking for. Casablanca was hard to verify: no current dedicated electronic club found; existing collectives (Moroko Loko, La Confiserie Sonore, Duboka) returned no 2026 Casablanca events. If you run a night, a label or a collective in Casablanca, or you know one, tell us on the Collaborate page and we will check it and add it.

Why it sits at heat 6
Active local artists with 2024-26 output (Nanofunk Oct 2026, Yassir & Rikku Mar 2024), but few verifiable local venue/event signals; the big international events are in Marrakech/Essaouira.

Sets to play

One tap plays here, through the artist's own player. When a set ends, the next Casablanca set follows, then Pulse Radio carries on across the continent.

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Artists and collectives

8 on Pulse from Casablanca, 3 with a set that plays here. On the map they sit in a ring around the city, never at an address.

Venues and nights

Only places a source names. "Unclear" means we found the venue but no 2026 event; "last confirmed" is the date of the newest evidence.

  • Maison Bclub · seen October 2025 · one source

    La Corniche

    Design club with international DJs inside a restaurant, lounge and terrace complex (style not specified).[1]

  • CasArtbar · seen October 2025 · one source

    Edge of the old medina

    Lounge with exhibitions, live music and DJs.[1]

  • Glitched at Misti Rooftopparty · seen July 2026 · one source

    Casablanca

    House party on a rooftop, 25 Jul 2026, by InsaneProd.[2]

The rooms
Seafront clubs on the Corniche and occasional rooftops; electronic nights tend to be brand-backed private parties rather than a club circuit.[3][2]

Neighbourhoods

  • La Corniche / Aïn Diab

    The seafront club strip; also where Absolut's #BornToMix electronic night was held at Shore Club in 2022.[1][3]

When to go

No Casablanca-specific season sourced; Rabat's Visa For Music (18-21 Nov 2026) is an hour away, and summer brings rooftop parties.[4]

Getting there

Airport
Mohammed V International Airport (CMN)[5]
Getting around at night
Uber relaunched in Casablanca in Nov 2025 with licensed operators only; inDrive, Yango, Careem and Heetch also operate in Morocco.[6]

Listen local

Labels, radio shows and archives from Casablanca that keep playing after you leave this page.

  • Moroko Loko (RA) ↗collective channel · one source

    Moroccan party brand already in Pulse; this RA page is an older Casablanca event.[7]

Collectives and labels

Coming up

No dated event in Casablanca is in our list as of 20 October 2026. All dated festivals on Pulse.

Questions about Casablanca

What electronic music is Casablanca known for?

House, at about 124 BPM. The styles in our data are tribal/Gnawa-inflected club, house & tech-house, micro-house, live gaming-hardware electronic, chaabi crate-digging. Casablanca hosts Morocco's most visible home-grown artists - Guedra Guedra (tribal polyrhythm club music, RA), Nanofunk (Gameboy/live electronic; new SoundCloud upload Oct 2026), Amine K (Moroko Loko) and Yassir & Rikku (Duboka podcast 113, Mar 2024) - and festivals such as Melomania (alt-electronic) and L'Boulevard (urban music since 1999).

What tempo is Casablanca's signature sound?

124 BPM. The usual range of about 120 to 126 is our editorial estimate, not a measured figure.

Where can I hear electronic music in Casablanca?

The places a source names are Maison B, CasArt, Glitched at Misti Rooftop. Check each one's status above and the organiser's own channels before you go.

Which Casablanca artists are on Pulse?

Retro Cassetta, Yassir & Rikku (YAKKU), Guedra Guedra (Abdellah M. Hassak), Nanofunk, Amine K (Amine Akesbi), NOMADS (Amine Bennani & Mehdi El Amrani), DJ Capra, Simo Jettou (SJ). 3 of them have a set that plays in the page.