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Talented singer and songwriter L.A.X makes a dynamic return with a new single titled Belinda, featuring veteran rapper and hitmaker Olamide, who adds his signature energy and lyrical flair to the record. The new release follows L.A.X’s previously heard single, Dr. Love, featuring Young Jonn, showcasing his continued evolution as one of the genre’s most consistent voices. The collaboration brings together two Nigerian artists at different points in their careers, L.A.X with his melodic Afropop sensibilities and Olamide with his street credibility.Belinda is an outstanding tune packed with smooth melodies and infectious rhythms that deserve a spot on any playlist…
Mavin Records sensational singer-songwriter Johnny Drille has released an impressive new single, I’m Available, produced by Godwyn, showcasing his sincere vocal delivery and earnest longing as he offers his presence and commitment to someone special. The captivating track comes as a follow-up to his previously released record, Over The Moon, featuring Tiwa Savage, once again delivering an exceptional record that resonates deeply with listeners through his signature soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics.The lyrics blend poetic imagery with everyday relatability, beautifully expressing the quiet optimism that accompanies true emotional openness, with lines landing as soft yet profound vows rooted in trust,…
Falz comes through with his energetic new single Bounce, produced by Aykbeats, an Afrobeats record that skillfully merges lively dancehall rhythms with the rapper’s unmistakable clever lyricism. The track serves as a follow-up to his previously released song Round of Applause, proving once again why he remains one of the most versatile artists in the industry. The chorus is instantly catchy, anchored by a repetitive hook that inspires listeners to “bounce” both physically and metaphorically, commanding movement and inviting audiences to lose themselves in its groove while engaging with its deeper message.In classic Falz fashion, he flows effortlessly across his…
Nigerian rap duo Show Dem Camp has returned with their much-anticipated album AFRIKA MAGIK, a rich project that blends the duo’s amazing storytelling with lush production, exploring themes of heritage, identity, and modern African reality. Released as a departure from their established Palmwine Music and Clone Wars series, the 17-track project represents an artistic evolution where Ghost and Tec created without the restrictions of their previous sonic identities. Almost entirely produced by longtime collaborator Spax, the album opens with the floating jazz cadence of Libations, paying tribute to Nigerian music legends including Sunny Ade and William Onyeabor.The project boasts a…
CWAYZ Creative Management presents the inspiring story of Official Xpay — a rising Nigerian rap artist whose sound is transforming the streets with faith, truth, and hope.From the streets of Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, emerges a powerful new voice — Official Xpay, born Chovwe Andrew Aghogho. Known on stage simply as Xpay, he’s more than a rapper; he’s a storyteller, motivator, and founder of a growing faith-driven movement known as Xpay Nation.His mission is simple but profound — to inspire young people to believe in themselves, hold on to faith, and never give up, no matter how tough the struggle…
Keith Sweat returns with the remix of his soulful single, Working, featuring Lil Wayne and Qing Madi, an intercontinental collaboration that bridges classic R&B, hip-hop royalty, and the new wave of Afro-soul.Originally released first in September, Working found Sweat wrestling with the complexities of love that’s a delicate tug-of-war between desire and distance. Over a smooth, emotionally rich production, he narrates the story of a man who takes two steps forward while his lover retreats three steps back, laying bare the struggle of convincing someone that you’re the right fit for them. The song’s theme of persistence in love resonated…
Giftty and DanDizzy have joined forces to deliver Jaye, a celebratory new single. The track is produced by the hitmaking singer-songwriter and record producer, 1da Banton.Jaye distinguishes itself through its meticulous production quality, featuring carefully layered drum patterns that form the backbone of the track’s infectious groove. The sweet melodic arrangements complement the percussion perfectly, creating a sound that feels polished and organic.The production further exhibits the genre’s continous evolution, incorporating modern sensibilities while maintaining the authentic rhythmic foundation. From the opening lines, the track establishes an atmosphere of celebration and joy that remains consistent throughout.What sets Jaye apart in…
Tim Godfrey, one of Africa’s most dynamic gospel artists, is breaking new ground with his latest album, No Label, a daring sonic statement that fuses faith, freedom, and fearless creativity. More than just a gospel project, No Label is a declaration that worship knows no boundaries. The album blurs the lines between sacred and mainstream sound, merging the spiritual depth of gospel with the vibrant pulse of Afrobeats. Each track on the 12-song project reinforces Godfrey’s belief that praise can live on any rhythm, and that faith’s message is universal. No Label features standout collaborations with Afrobeats sensations Oxlade and…
When Blaqbonez released ACL, most people expected another round of clever wordplay and ego flexing. Instead, they got something closer to an exposé. At the end of the song’s visualizer, a series of messages appeared on screen – a stream of unhinged texts from OdumoduBlvck, sent over months, filled with violent threats and invasive commentary. It was the kind of thing that, in another context, might have prompted genuine concern. But in Nigeria’s rap ecosystem, it became entertainment – proof that the beef had become “real.” Odumodu and Blaqbonez had been circling each other since February, when Odumodu appeared on…
Khaid, born Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon, presents a paradox. Preternaturally adept at shapeshifting, at shedding old sounds in favor of new ones, at straddling multiple genres with dexterity and aplomb, he’s at once exciting and opaque. After all, who really is the man who’s able to seamlessly slip between roles and personas? In 444, a three-track project Khaid released last year, he starts in melancholy terrain. In I Don’t Wanna Die, which opens the project, he affects the tormented artist archetype. Over chilling chords and languid trap drums he raps: “Doctor says I’ll be alright but I’m not sure/ If I…
