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    Weekend Shuffle: New releases from Davido, Tekno, Pheelz and others

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    Buckle up, music lovers! This Weekend Shuffle is about to take you on a rollercoaster ride through the most electrifying sounds coming out of the African music scene. We’re not just listening to tracks; we’re experiencing musical stories that’ll make your weekend pulse with energy!

    1. Sincere (Deluxe) by Khalid
    Khalid’s Sincere (Deluxe) builds on the emotive foundation of the original album, capturing the raw honesty he is known for. The project is into themes of self-discovery, love, and longing, resonating with listeners through its heartfelt lyrics and smooth, genre-blending production. The deluxe edition introduces new dimensions with additional tracks, including global influence like Ayra Starr to enhance its features and bridging sounds and creating something uniquely refreshing. It’s not just a remix; it’s a conversation between two distinct musical worlds. Her Afro-fusion influence complements Khalid’s smooth R&B style, creating a refreshing blend of soulful and upbeat vibes. The deluxe release is a standout for both fans of heartfelt lyrics and global collaborations.

    2. What a Feeling (EP) by Fola
    Fola’s What a Feeling EP is a rich tapestry of Afrobeat, R&B, and contemporary pop sounds. With a strong emphasis on love, joy, and reflection, the EP showcases Fola’s ability to convey depth through catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. Fola’s “What a Feeling (EP)” brings together a dream team of contemporary artists.
    BNXN’s sultry vibes, Bella Shmurda’s raw energy, Magixx’s melodic touch – it’s a feast for your ears! Fola is basically the master chef mixing these incredible flavors into one irresistible musical meal. This EP traverses Afrobeat, R&B, and pop, with each track exuding warmth and relatability. The collaborations add depth, showcasing Fola’s versatility as an artist.

    3. Pace (EP) by Babyboy AV
    This isn’t just an EP; it’s an emotional journey mapped out through sound. With CKay adding his trademark melancholic magic, Babyboy AV takes us through the landscapes of love, growth, and self-discovery. Babyboy AV’s “Pace (EP)” stands out as a deeply personal project. Collaborations with KTIZO, CKay, and Victory turn the EP into an intimate exploration of love and personal growth. CKay’s signature vibe adds a touch of melancholy, balancing the EP’s high-energy tracks. It’s like a musical therapy session you didn’t know you needed!

    4. Must Be by Boypee, Brown Joel & Hyce
    This collaborative effort delivers a fusion of Afrobeat and modern Afro-pop. The trio seamlessly blends their styles, resulting in a track that’s both infectious and emotionally resonant, perfect for laid-back vibes or lively gatherings.
    Picture this: three musical magicians conjuring a spell that makes your body move involuntarily. It’s the kind of track that transforms a quiet room into an impromptu dance floor. Resistance is futile – you WILL groove!

    5. Louder by Blaqbonez (ft. Ayo Maff, Bella Shmurda)
    If musical audacity had a sound, this would be it! Blaqbonez brings his trademark wit, Bella Shmurda drops infectious hooks, and the result? A track so loud it might just break your speakers – in the best way possible!
    Blaqbonez continues to prove why he’s one of the most dynamic voices in Nigerian music with “Louder”. Featuring Ayo Maff and Bella Shmurda, the track is a high-energy anthem that showcases Blaqbonez’s ability to blend humor, wit, and infectious energy.

    6. Funds by Davido (ft. ODUMODUBLVCK & Chike)
    Davido does it again! Davido’s “Funds” is another heavyweight track, bringing together ODUMODUBLVCK’s bold rap style and Chike’s smooth melodies. It’s a celebration of success that feels both personal and universal. This track is like a lavish party where everyone’s invited – ODUMODUBLVCK’s sharp rap, Chike’s smooth melodies, all wrapped in Davido’s signature swagger. It’s less a song, more a celebration!

    7. Laba Laba by Ayanfe (ft. Fireboy DML & DJ Latitude)
    This is a love song that demonstrates the evolving sound of romantic music. The track blends soulful vocals with contemporary production, creating something both familiar and fresh.
    Ayanfe’s tender vocals, Fireboy’s distinctive style, and DJ Latitude’s production magic create a love song that’s part poetry, part dance anthem.

    8. Soyaya by Di’Ja
    Di’Ja’s “Soyaya” is a return to form for the artist, delivering a heartfelt track that translates love through musical language. The Hausa-titled track is a gentle reminder of the linguistic and cultural richness in contemporary African music. It’s like a warm musical hug.

    9. Wait by Amaya
    Vulnerability never sounded so beautiful. Amaya turns emotional depth into a melody that whispers, shouts, and everything in between. Get your tissues ready!
    Amaya’s “Wait” offers a more introspective moment. It’s a track that prioritizes vocal depth and emotional storytelling over pure danceability, proving that vulnerability is its own form of musical strength.

    10. Baby Oku by 1da Banton (ft. Fiokee)
    1da Banton’s “Baby Oku” featuring Fiokee brings back the classic Afrobeat guitar sound that has defined the genre. It’s a track that feels both nostalgic and contemporary. Baby Oku captures the essence of modern Afrobeat with its catchy hooks and danceable rhythms.
    Fiokee’s legendary guitar riffs + infectious Afrobeat = instant party starter! This track doesn’t just invite you to dance; it practically demands it.

    11. Pounds and Dollars by Tekno
    Tekno’s “Pounds and Dollars” is music that speaks to aspiration and hustle. His signature Afro-pop sound paired with reflective lyrics makes this a fan favorite.
    Motivation has a soundtrack, and Tekno just dropped it! Part anthem, part life advice – this track is your musical motivational speaker.

    12. 5am in OJO Freestyle by Pheelz (ft. Olamide, DJ YK Mule, Poco Lee)
    The freestyle “5am in OJO” by Pheelz, featuring Olamide, DJ YK Mule, and Poco Lee, captures the raw, unfiltered energy of street culture. It’s less a polished track and more a musical snapshot of a moment. The track captures the pulse of Nigerian street culture with a freestyle spirit that’s electric.

    The African music scene continues to evolve at an electrifying pace, showcasing an unprecedented level of creativity and cross-genre innovation. Artists are breaking traditional boundaries, transforming musical expressions into powerful cultural statements that resonate globally.
    Your weekend playlist is now officially EPIC. Press play, turn up the volume, and let the music take control!

    #Afrobeats #WeekendShuffle #WeekendVibes #AfrobeatsHeaven
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