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The Kokomaster refuses to rest. After twenty years of excellence in Nigeria’s music scene, D’banj continues to forge ahead with his latest offering, Tobari. The new single, which features South Africa’s DJ Maphorisa and Nigeria’s DJ Obi, arrives as further evidence that the veteran entertainer remains as vital and creative as ever, refusing to be confined by expectations or defined solely by his musically excellent past.Tobari finds D’banj in familiar territory, creating infectious sounds that demand movement while delivering the kind of charismatic performance that made him a household name across Africa. Yet there’s something distinctly contemporary about this release,…

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The wait is officially over as Fido drops his highly anticipated debut EP, Olayemi, marking a pivotal moment in his music career. What started as whispers in the industry about a promising young talent has now crystallized into a complete artistic statement that positions Fido among Afrobeats’ most exciting new voices.The debut extended play project features a guest appearance from Kizz Daniel, immediately signaling Fido’s serious intentions and industry credibility. The project, distributed by EMPIRE, is already creating waves within the industry, bringing international distribution muscle to what promises to be one of 2025’s breakthrough Nigerian releases.The EP’s title, Olayemi,…

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The Afrobeats royalty has spoken, and she’s brought British-Nigerian rap royalty along for the ride. Tiwa Savage’s latest single On The Low featuring Skepta is a masterclass in cross-continental chemistry that unites Lagos and London with effortless sophistication.After weeks of subtle hints and teaser clips, Afrobeats queen Tiwa Savage and British-Nigerian rapper Skepta have finally made it official with their much-anticipated collaboration. The titan-sized team-up sees the Afrobeats diva and the UK Rap heavyweight trade verses on the Rymez-produced track, creating what industry insiders are already calling one of the summer’s most impressive partnerships.It is a collaboration long in the…

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Fresh off the heels of his back-to-back releases, Baby (Is It a Crime) and Bout U, Nigerian international superstar Rema has just dropped his latest single, KELEBU, and it has triggered a frenzy, already shaping up to be a summer anthem. Co-produced by London and Ambezza, the song simply just electrifies; it demonstrates exactly why he remains one of Africa’s most compelling musical exports.KELEBU is exceptional for Rema’s bold exploration of pan-African sounds. On his new single, Rema plugs his entire voltage into the Francophone pop genre Coupe Decale, which also has strains of Bongo Flava and Soukous that unite…

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Afrobeat innovator Naydu returns with a genre-blending new single, “Smooth Operator,” available now on all major platforms. Building on the momentum of his recent hits “FOKASI,” “NUKE–Selense,” and “Overdose,” Naydu explores a more sensual, melodic lane—fusing Afrobeat roots with contemporary R&B, lush instrumentation, and a sultry rhythm.Spotify | Apple Music | Audiomack | FanlinkEarly listeners praise the track’s distinctive sound:“Smooth Operator” sets a laid-back yet commanding tone. Built on hypnotic percussion, rich basslines, and layered harmonies, the track delivers a timeless groove that speaks to self-assurance and magnetic presence.Naydu shares:🔊 Stream “Smooth Operator” Now

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Nigerian artist Sir Jayy is back with his latest single, “Waka Waka,” out today on all major streaming platforms. Known for his genre-blending sound and emotionally rich storytelling, Sir Jayy delivers a track that’s as vibey as it is vulnerable, a blend of movement, love, and personal truth.STREAM ‘WAKA WAKA’ by Sir JayyProduced by Mekoyo, Waka Waka combines upbeat Afrobeats percussion with warm R&B textures, creating an infectious groove. But beneath the rhythm, there’s depth. The song explores connection and longing, as we all search for something genuine in a world filled with noise. It’s a danceable track that also…

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On No Sign Of Weakness, Burna Boy finally peels back his last layer of restraint, exploding with venom aimed at fellow artists, former lovers, fans and haters alike. If I Told Them… was a belated retort to those who doubted him at his ascendence, NSOW reveals his need to confront as unresolved. Burna Boy has not yet gotten his satisfaction from trampling over perceived enemies. His unflinching self-confidence has persisted as long as his career: it hoisted his debut album, where he declared he was Leaving An Impact For Eternity (L.I.F.E); it brimmed in the poise with which he announced…

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Last week Shallipopi posted a snippet of a new single,  Na So, across his social channels. The monochrome clip is typical. He prances around a studio, flanked by an all-too-eager gaggle who cavort excitedly in the background. The actual song features a brooding melody and a wickedly jaunty beat, redolent of his early work- songs like Elon Musk and Shapiru. He’s nimble in and out of flows and peppers the beat with the sing-songy, cheeky lines we’ve come to love him for. Notably, it’s his third of the snippets—either released on his page or surreptitiously—to have come out since he…

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Dagrin’s influence remains palpable, even over a decade after his demise. His raw, unfiltered musical energy still echoes on the streets, emanating from speakers, cars, and clubs. His 2009 hit, Pon Pon Pon, was more than just a song; it was a groundbreaking force that redefined Nigerian music. Recently, the world finally caught up to what Nigerians have known for years. The GRAMMY officially named Pon Pon Pon one of the ten most important songs that shaped Afrobeats, the only rap song in the list. It was a massive moment of validation for the man who gave a voice to…

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There’s a shift happening in the Nigerian music scene not loud, not flashy, but intentional. The kind of shift you don’t always hear at first, but you feel it. In the slowed-down rhythms. In the pause before the hook. In the artists choosing mood over momentum. And right at the heart of this slow-burning movement is Noon Dave not chasing trends, not fighting for attention, just making music that speaks fluently in feeling.His new single, Orgazi, is the most distilled version of that philosophy so far. Stripped of distractions, it leans into space, tone, and tension. It’s not trying to…

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