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A significant portion of Wizkid’s imminent HBO documentary Wizkid: Long Live Lagos is devoted to excavating the suffocating grief that arrived in the wake of his mother’s passing. As the documentary reveals, on the day of his historic show at the 60,000-capacity Tottenham Stadium, his mother, Morayo Balogun, was undergoing an emergency surgery. In clips from the concert, many of which can be found on scrappy stan accounts on YouTube, we see Wizkid emanating his characteristic debonair aura. In the opening minutes of the concert, he shuffles down the capacious stage festooned with flaming pyrotechnics, dressed in a flamboyant red…

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Fresh off the buzz of Look for You, which continues to pick up momentum, Alozeeye follows up with Italawa — a gritty, club-ready lamba anthem blending Afrobeats heat with Amapiano bounce.PRE-SAVE ‘ITALAWA’ By AlozeeyePacked with catchy street-coded slang like “mah paste aza” and “wetin dey sup?”, the track delivers an addictive hook and percussive energy made for dance floors, night drives, and turning up with friends. It taps into the same raw, chaotic charisma fans love from artists like Shallipopi and Lahosoundz, but with Alozeeye’s signature twist.Italawa drops July 18 and has already built hype from its Instagram teaser —…

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E’Major returns with his latest single My Head, a mellow yet infectious groove that speaks to the power of perseverance, divine favor, and the quiet confidence of someone who’s stayed true to his path.LISTEN!At its heart, My Head is a reflective celebration of resilience. From the moment the first beat drops, the audience is welcomed into a smooth, mid-tempo soundscape anchored by soft percussive patterns, ambient synths, and warm, understated bass lines. Dawie’s production creates a chill yet richly textured sonic canvas, one that perfectly complements E’Major’s heartfelt vocal delivery.On this record, E’Major declares, “Oil dey my head and I…

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Nigerian rapper and singer-songwriter Famous Pluto has officially released his debut extended play, Uzama The 3rd, marking a bold entry into the Afro-inspired music scene. The five-track EP showcases Famous Pluto’s vocal prowess and street-smart lyricism, featuring collaborations with Shallipopi, Zerrydl, and Jeriq. Produced by a talented lineup including Busy Pluto, Torye, King Ice, and JAZZMAN BEATS, the project blends native cadences with infectious, club-ready beats, cementing Pluto’s status as a fresh force in Nigerian music.The EP follows the success of his earlier single Na Scra, which earned a nod from Wizkid, and builds on his 2024 breakthrough with Feel…

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Nigerian rappers A-Q and Blaqbonez have released their explosive new single, Who’s Really Rapping, marking the first offering from A-Q’s upcoming album God’s Engineering 3 (GE3). Produced by Jxses, this hip-hop track pits the two lyrical titans against each other in a fierce lyrical showdown, blending razor-sharp verses with a robust instrumental that serves as a perfect canvas for their skills. A-Q opens with icy precision, delivering multisyllabic flows with surgical accuracy, while Blaqbonez counters with clever punchlines and technical virtuosity, igniting debates among fans about who truly reigns supreme.The collaboration showcases A-Q’s seasoned artistry, honed through projects like God’s…

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AnEndlessOcean, has always walked between worlds. Raised by a Muslim father and Christian mother, he found his spiritual home in Christianity — a journey that deeply shaped both his faith and his music. Over the past four years, AnEndlessOcean (AEO) has grown into one of gospel’s most expressive voices, known for blending poetic lyricism with soul-stirring melodies. With Sceptre, his latest six-track EP, AEO deepens that connection. The title refers to the symbolic staff of authority, representing divine sovereignty. Each track, explores different dimensions of God’s rule: from quiet moments of reflection to powerful declarations of praise. “This project is…

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Nigerian Afropop queen Yemi Alade has released her vibrant new single, My Padi, marking her third release of the year via Effyzzie Music Group. Produced by Valentino Ogbonnaya (9fingers), the two-minute track blends smooth vocals with rhythmic percussion and sunlit guitar riffs, creating an upbeat ode to friendship and loyalty. The title My Padi, a Nigerian Pidgin term for a close friend, sets the tone with lyrics like “You ride with me through every storm, my padi till the end,” reflecting the value of steadfast companionship through life’s highs and lows.Following the success of her earlier 2025 singles, Iyanu and…

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Nigerian rapper and singer-songwriter Victony has released his new single Glory today, signalling a powerful comeback under his imprint with global license to Encore Recordings. This two-minute track, produced by Ben10k and Semzi, blends Afropop, R&B, and soul with warm guitar riffs and clipped percussion, showcasing Victony’s soulful vocals as he reflects on personal triumph and gratitude. The chorus, “I see my blessings shine, I taste my victory,” serves as an anthem of hope, rooted in his journey from a near-fatal car accident in 2021 to reclaiming his place in the music scene.Following his acclaimed 2024 album Stubborn, Glory marks…

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Ghanaian-American alt-pop sensation Amaarae has officially kicked off her highly anticipated Black Star era with the release of her bold new single, S.M.O. Serving as the lead track from her upcoming third studio album Black Star, scheduled for August 8 via Interscope Records, S.M.O blends Afro-fusion, alt-pop, and sultry R&B into an infectious, dance-inducing sound. The track, whose title stands for “Slut Me Out,” delivers a provocative yet empowering message, with Amaarae’s featherlight vocals gliding over vibrant percussion and futuristic beats, exhibiting her fearless sonic experimentation.The single marks Amaarae’s return following her critically acclaimed 2023 album, Fountain Baby, and the…

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Famous Pluto didn’t rush his rise; he calculated it. First heard in 2024 on Feel D Mood alongside Outsyd Eddie and Tega Boi DC, Pluto chose patience over noise. While his brothers, Shallipopi and ZerryDL, moved quickly into the spotlight, he took his time, and now, it shows. After catching fire with Na Scra and blending Benin street influence with online flair, Pluto steps up with his full debut: Uzama The 3rd. This EP is a royal nod to the brotherhood reshaping Afro-inspired music culture. Named in tribute to the trio — Shallipopi, ZerryDL, and Pluto — Uzama The 3rd isn’t…

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