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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…

Since stepping into the scene with his unmistakable sound and confident edge, Mykel Coker has been steadily crafting a lane of his own within the new generation of Nigerian pop. His latest single, “Echelon XIV,” is a testament to a high-energy street anthem laced with log drums, sweet rhythmic bounce, and cheeky lyricism that feels both playful and refined.Listen to Echelon XIV by Mykel Coker On “Echelon XIV,” Coker captures the electric pulse of Nigeria’s club culture while showing off his flair for rhythm and wordplay. He weaves humorous yet commanding lines like, “I see something for your body, shey…

Gospel powerhouse Tim Godfrey returns with a new body of work titled No Label, an album designed to bridge the gap between gospel and mainstream music. Scheduled for worldwide release on October 31st, there’s much more to No Label than being just an album, it’s a movement of faith, freedom, and fearless creativity.At its essence, No Label challenges the notion that gospel music must fit a box. Tim Godfrey merges the spiritual depth of worship with the vibrant energy of Afrobeats, creating a sound that speaks both to believers and to a wider global audience. Each record on the project…

After the smooth flex of Bad Boy in August, Nigerian singer and rapper Cheque is back with his second release of the year, Desperado, a song that captures the restless ambition and divine drive of a generation that refuses to settle.On Desperado, Cheque moves like a man possessed by purpose. Built on a foundation of hard-hitting Afro-fusion drums and lush melodies, the record vibrates with confidence and clarity, “God bless my hustle / Never settle,” a line that perfectly sums up the artist’s unbending spirit. It’s Cheque at his most focused: daring, unafraid, and dripping in self-assurance.Speaking on the track,…

When brothers Kingsley Okorie and Benjamin James, known professionally as The Cavemen., announced their highly anticipated third studio album Cavy in the City for release on October 31, 2025, alongside striking cover art, it felt like a cultural moment. In the artwork, bathed in a warm sepia glow, Kingsley sits regally on a patterned wooden throne while Benjamin stands poised behind him beneath an arched entryway, a visual metaphor for the balance the brothers have long championed in their music, marrying the richness of tradition with the pulse of modern life.The album itself is a vibrant celebration of highlife, rhythm,…

Nigerian veteran rapper Ice Prince is back in full swing with his brand new single, Head Comot, and the track serves as a powerful reminder of why he remains one of Nigeria’s most respected hip-hop voices. With crisp bars, sleek delivery, and that signature cool demeanour, Ice Prince glides over the beat with effortless finesse, the kind of technical mastery that only comes from years at the top of the game.Head Comot is a statement record, it is bold, unapologetic, and stylish, showing Ice Prince at his most confident and composed. The track’s message encourages self-confidence and cutting off negativity,…