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here are love songs, and then there’s Arike. When Nigerian artist Kunmie dropped the original on Valentine’s Day, it didn’t take long for the soft, soulful ballad to catch fire. It quickly became a fan favorite, popping up on playlists and flooding social media with covers, duets, and heartfelt reactions. Now, just when it felt like we’d fully soaked in the song’s magic, Kunmie’s back with a remix—and he’s brought reinforcements. Arike (Remix) features powerhouse vocals from Simi and UK R&B star Mabel, and it takes the song to a whole new emotional level. Simi opens with that signature softness…

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Nigerian Afrobeats star Lojay, born Lekan Osifeso Jr., has released his vibrant new single Tenner, marking his third official single of the year, following Mwah featuring Odeal and, of course, Somebody Like You. Produced by Black Culture, Tenner is a captivating blend of Afrobeats and alternative music. It masterfully presents Lojay’s smooth vocals and emotive delivery. The song serves as a teaser for his highly anticipated debut album XOXO, set to drop on August 22, 2025.The sound of Tenner is a seamless fusion of infectious Afrobeats rhythms and alternative music elements, creating a moody yet dancefloor-ready vibe. Lojay’s lyrics dive…

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UnitedMasters Africa announces the release of MOST LIKELY, a 12track compilation album born out of a groundbreaking recording camp held in Lagos, Nigeria earlier this year. Set against the backdrop of an industry increasingly driven by algorithmic trends and virality, MOST LIKELY offers a powerful counter narrative: artist first, process driven, and rooted in real development. The project brings together 12 emerging talents from across Africa and the diaspora, paired with top producers and mentors for three transformative days of collaboration and creation. From the introspective “Mind” by Nigerian breakout Salle to the bold genre fusion of Check It by…

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In 2021, an unlikely song emerged as a contender for song of the year—Vector and Goodgirl LA’s Early Momo, a sinuous love song that skillfully evokes the feeling of a freshly budding love story. In the video, the pair cozy up on a fluffy bed draped with white sheets, behind the kitchen counter bathed in an orange glow, in the living room, on the floor, huddled over a laptop and an improvised studio set up, exchanging loving stares. As Vector sings into the microphone, his eyes crumbling under the weight of his affection, Goodgirl LA runs her bedazzled fingers over…

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Renowned Nigerian disk jockey and record producer SPINALL returns with a fiery new single titled KEROSENE, featuring the ever-versatile hitmaker Young Jonn. The electrifying collaboration paves the way for SPINALL’s upcoming album Eko Groove, which he recently confirmed is complete.The track lives up to its combustible title, with KEROSENE being a fiery, potential hit that merges mesmerising log drums with an electrifying burst of energy. SPINALL’s production and DJ expertise shine through in every element of the production, with each component carefully made to create maximum impact on the dancefloor.SPINALL collaborates with Young Jonn on his new single titled KEROSENE,…

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Nigerian singer-songwriter Adekunle Gold has just released his much-awaited new single, Coco Money, his second official single for the year. The track has been in the consciousness of his fans since it was first teased at an exclusive dinner event back in May.Coco Money is a vibrant, feel-good tune that captures Adekunle Gold’s charm, blending witty songwriting with rhythms designed to get you moving. The song showcases his characteristic blend of influences from Afro-pop, Afrobeats, and highlife, featuring his smooth delivery and rich vocals that have made him a standout in the Nigerian music scene all these years.Coco Money is particularly…

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If you’re looking for the elasticity of Love, Damini, the lush, penetrating sound of Twice As Tall or the Afro-fusion firepower of African Giant, then Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness might not be the album for you. It isn’t an album about breaking down or heroically lifting up; it’s about holding steady, even if that means having a grenade, a Glock or just a pair of heavy Timberland boots that can easily step on enemies. But still, its reputation precedes it. From the outset, Burna Boy holds firm, whether in the high-octane, boot-matching, police-taunting energy of No Panic, or…

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After three years in the making, Nigerian-born, Canada-based singer-songwriter Zaiam officially releases his debut EP, One in Town—a genre-blending body of work that fuses Afrobeats, Afro-swing, pop, R&B, soul, and dancehall into a sound that is uniquely his own.Stream ‘One in Town’ EP More than just a collection of songs, One in Town is a declaration of purpose. It reflects Zaiam’s journey from Nigeria to Canada, balancing life between Winnipeg and Toronto while navigating college, work, and music. Entirely self-funded and creatively directed by Zaiam himself, the EP is a testament to his independence and relentless drive. “I’m the only…

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Africa’s music scene is undergoing a seismic shift, and at the heart of it are the DJs redefining sound, reshaping nightlife, and exporting culture across borders. With millions of streams, sold-out shows, and global recognition, these five African DJs are not just spinning tracks. They’re shaping the sound of a continent. Based on streaming data, cultural relevance, international impact, and innovation in sound, here are the top five DJs currently leading Africa’s sonic revolution. 1. Black Coffee – 3.6M monthly listeners Black Coffee is a Grammy-winning icon who has not only defined Afrohouse but also elevated it to the global…

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Everyone has a podcast—or is about to launch one. From living rooms to YouTube studios, microphones are plugged in, ring lights are on, and conversations are being recorded at a dizzying pace. Podcasts flit from hot topic to hot topic, with a steady stream of camera ready guests lending instantly viral ‘insight’ to the increasingly clout-centered discussions. With this explosion of voices, however, comes a worrying decline in quality. Many of these platforms are heralded by individuals with no formal training or background in the art of conversation. The interviews lack structure, the questions are shallow or misinformed, and what…

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