| Fally Ipupa, Kizz Daniel, Tesfa Getaneh, Holy Ten, Dj Zinhle, Iyanii, Safi Diabate, Mariam Ba Lagare, Darassa, Meselu Fantahun, Posha, Pson, Ajebo Hustlers, Kweku Smoke, Bogari, Raï Kitoko, Sammy G, Didi Gaga, Maxwell Mwalimu, Master H, Joel Lwaga, Koffi Olomide, Suspect 95, Tiakola, Alikiba, Fally Ipupa, Shukri Jamal, Samson Zinabu, Mercy Chinwo, Eli Njuchi, Seyi Vibez, Lava Lava, Mihlali The Guy, They are the African artists in the music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and musical or visual liking. |
68 . Fally Ipupa – Palabre
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Fally Ipupa treats love as an ongoing conversation on “Palabre,” a Congolese rumba track from *XX : Délirium*. Disagreement becomes an opportunity to explore humility, honest communication and mutual care, giving the extended performance a reflective tension between conflict and reconciliation. Music video directed by Kingchrist – Song featured on the album : Délirium 
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67 . Kizz Daniel – Owo Oluwa (w/ Young Jonn & Krizbeatz & Wave Choir)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Kizz Daniel joins Young Jonn, Krizbeatz and Wave Choir for “Owo Oluwa,” combining devotional gratitude with danceable Afro-gospel. A house-influenced opening moves into a heavier Afrobeats groove, while melodic lead vocals and layered choral refrains turn personal thanksgiving into communal celebration.
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66 . Tesfa Getaneh – Shewayew
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Tesfa Getaneh presents “Shewayew” as an Amharic-language single accompanied by an official video through Nahom Records. The release foregrounds his vocal performance within the label’s Ethiopian music catalogue, presenting both artist and title in Amharic and Latin script.
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65 . Holy Ten – Ramadan
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Holy Ten adds “Ramadan” to his Zimbabwean hip-hop catalogue through its association with Samanyanga Sounds. The release connects to the Harare rapper’s established identity: a deep, gravelly voice and a rap approach rooted in Zimbabwean experience and Shona cultural influences. Music video directed by Brendonxg
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64 . Dj Zinhle & Nayvee Womculo & Young Stunna – Nayvee’s Prayer
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 DJ Zinhle, Nayvee Womculo and Young Stunna bring patience, faith and personal progress to the Afro House collaboration “Nayvee’s Prayer.” Its extended dance format supports a reflective, uplifting theme while marking an early milestone in Womculo’s development after moving into Zinhle’s ERA House.
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63 . Iyanii – Hallelujah
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Iyanii moves toward openly devotional music on “Hallelujah,” expressing gratitude for God’s faithfulness through changing circumstances. Wakawaka’s production supports the Kenyan singer’s praise-oriented message, connecting his urban Afro-pop background with the church-choir roots of his musical development. Music video directed by Rashid Bre
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62 . Safi Diabate – A Di Ma
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Safi Diabaté brings her contemporary Malian mandingue identity to “A Di Ma,” connecting expressive singing with a musical heritage shaped by griot tradition. The track sits within her broader balance of inherited West African foundations and modern afropop influences. Music video directed by 88Prod.Net
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61 . Mariam Ba Lagare – C’est Doux
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Mariam Ba Lagaré centres “C’est Doux” on an affectionate French refrain celebrating sweetness and enjoyment. Repeated “bébé” and “et puis c’est bon” phrases give the song a warm, intimate anchor, while its official video presentation invites her audience into a welcoming, celebratory release.
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60 . Darassa – YE (w/ Khadija Kopa)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Darassa and Khadija Kopa unite contemporary Bongo Flava with coastal Taarab expression on “Ye,” celebrating love that brings peace and emotional stability. Conversational rap and dramatic Swahili vocals give the Tanzanian collaboration a warm, energetic balance of direct affection and traditional vocal elegance. Music video directed by Mjukuu
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59 . Meselu Fantahun – Weyne Lijit
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Meselu Fantahun reflects on affection and emotional distance in “Weyne Lijit,” using memories of companionship, childhood and shared places to deepen its nostalgic character. The Amharic song contrasts remembered comfort with private hurt, with Fantahun also credited as producer of the standalone recording.
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58 . Posha & Victor Ruz – Inimanimo
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Victor Ruz and POSHA bring Afrobeat, R&B and dance-oriented musical backgrounds together on “Inimanimo.” The upbeat collaboration foregrounds rhythmic energy and shared performance, connecting Victor Ruz’s Ugandan live presence with POSHA’s identity as a classically trained recording artist.
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57 . Pson – Chofa
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 PSON takes a central creative role on “Chofa,” receiving performance, lyric and composition credits under his P.son Zubaboy name. The standalone single and accompanying video connect his Congolese audience with wider African discovery platforms, including Nigerian and Ghanaian playlist placements. Music video directed by Nathan Sawa
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56 . Ajebo Hustlers – 365 Days (w/ Gyakie)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Ajebo Hustlers and Gyakie turn a year of silence into a firm breakup boundary on “365 Days,” pairing emotional exhaustion with an easy Afrobeats groove. Wondah’s production supports the duo’s melodic rap and witty writing alongside Gyakie’s smooth vocals, making self-respect more prominent than reconciliation.
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55 . Kweku Smoke – Bombele
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Kweku Smoke voices an insistent hunger for wealth on “Bombele,” mixing Twi and English over a crowd-ready, chant-driven rap structure. Luxury aspirations meet references to struggle, patience and relentless work, reinforcing the hustler-minded character of his album *No Days Off*. Music video directed by Baniwxrld
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54 . Bogari – Impeta (w/ Pakkage & Londun)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Yowe Bogari moves from digital entertainment into music with “Impeta,” a debut dedicated to his wife and centred on marriage and commitment. Featured artist and producer Pakkage supports the romantic release, while a wedding-themed video gives the ring symbolism a warm, celebratory visual setting. Music video directed by Boycutter |
53 . Raï Kitoko – Yaho (w/ Sourette)
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Raï Kitoko and Sourette share the standalone collaboration “Yaho,” bringing together two established recording repertoires. The release extends Kitoko’s work after *Ylang* and offers a shared introduction to his recent catalogue and Sourette’s wider collaborative presence. Music video directed by Elinem Et E Zawa Holding |
52 . Sammy G – Nikumbuke
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Sammy G turns weakness and discouragement into a prayer for divine remembrance on “Nikumbuke.” Vulnerable lyrics move toward reassurance and hope, placing dependence on God’s strength at the centre of the devotional song, which also has a remix associated with Guardian Angel. Music video directed by Dir. Kev
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51 . Didi Gaga – Arse
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Didi Gaga builds “Arse” around a recurring title chant and extended vocal calls, with promotional clips connecting the Ethiopian release to Arsenal supporters. The Nahom Records video places that football-linked identity within his Wolaytta music output, making the refrain a direct point of fan participation.
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50 . Maxwell Mwalimu – Ika Taku
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Maxwell Mwalimu drives “Ika Taku” with rapid guitar phrases, rhythmic bass and strong percussion, bringing Kamba Benga into a lively contemporary dance setting. Producer Titoh contributes to the arrangement, while commanding vocals and repeated phrases sustain its social, performance-led momentum.
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49 . Master H – Order
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Date Added : Oct 7,2026 Master H adds “Order” to *Ngwambi The Album*, with Ghost Magician credited for production. The track sits within contemporary Zimdancehall, connecting the Zimbabwean artist’s release to the genre’s rhythm-forward, club- and sound-system-oriented framework.
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48 . Joel Lwaga & Diamond Platnumz – Nikumbuke
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Joel Lwaga and Diamond Platnumz release Tanzanian gospel-Afropop, where a Swahili prayer asks God to remember the narrator while blessing others, carried by Kanibaah’s reflective 4:05 production.
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47 . Koffi Olomide – Gabriel
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Koffi Olomidé releases a contemporary Congolese tcha-tcho single, where his polished rumba-rooted crooning and intricate guitar tradition continue a dance-oriented style, though verified sources do not document its lyrics or arrangement. Music video directed by Ach’ B
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46 . Suspect 95 – Le Repos (w/ Rosemark)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Suspect 95 and Rosemark release Ivorian French rap, where relationship effort, everyday deposits and a repeated plea for rest shape direct conversational verses about romantic fatigue and emotional recognition. Music video directed by Prem’S
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45 . Tiakola – Caméléon
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Tiakola returns to Congo on *WpointM*, where diaspora identity, family and fame meet melodic rap, gospel, afrobeats and rumba through Cole, Gaetan Judd and P2J’s warm, spiritual production. Music video directed by Idriss Tidjani – Song featured on the album : Wpointm
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44 . Alikiba & S2kizzy – Jiji
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Alikiba and S2kizzy release reflective Tanzanian Bongo Flava through Ziiki Media, where online success displays contrast with real-life struggle over accessible pop production and a concise 3:18 collaboration.
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43 . Fally Ipupa – Na Ye Te
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Fally Ipupa releases Lingala Afrosounds from *XX: Délirium*, where romantic devotion and Congo River imagery meet a dismissive refrain rejecting trouble, games and unwanted attention. Music video directed by Kingchrist – Song featured on the album : Délirium
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42 . Shukri Jamal & Asanti Aschu – Buxxuula
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Shukri Jamal and Asanti Aschu release a contemporary Afan Oromo collaboration, foregrounding Ethiopian Oromo-language vocals in an official video while verified sources do not identify its lyric narrative or production details.
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41 . Samson Zinabu – Walanee
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Samson Zinabu releases modern Afan Oromo music, using an official video to foreground Oromo language and cultural identity, without publicly verified lyrics, instrumentation or a detailed narrative interpretation.
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40 . Mercy Chinwo – My God & You Are Good
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Mercy Chinwo delivers Nigerian gospel worship, where repeated declarations that God is good and unmatched meet passionate praise vocals suited to personal prayer and congregational adoration.
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39 . Eli Njuchi – Aye
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Malawian singer Eli Njuchi releases emotionally reflective Afrobeat, where love, loss and resilience meet neo-soul and R&B-influenced melodies in a smooth, intimate 3:17 performance.
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38 . Seyi Vibez – Ilome
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Yoruba and Nigerian Pidgin animate Seyi Vibez’s street-pop from *SWAGUU*, where perseverance, gratitude and leaving outcomes to God meet Afro-Fuji melody, Ogene call-and-response and celebratory chants. Song featured on the album : Swaguu
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37 . Lava Lava – Kiwembe
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Tanzanian singer Lava Lava releases Bongo Flava heartbreak through Bite Gang, where “Penzi kiwembe” compares love’s betrayal to a razor cut over S2Kizzy’s melodic, rhythm-led production.
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36 . Mihlali The Guy & Dankie boi & Mr Thela & Cairo CPT & Sino Msolo & Konke – Wo Lo
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Mihlali The Guy, Dankie Boi and Mr Thela lead South African electronic dance music, where isiZulu call-and-response, requests to replay the song and dance commands sustain a six-minute DJ-friendly club groove.
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35 . Hulengende – Zunza Mupunduru
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Zimbabwean artist Hulengende releases concise Zimdancehall, where the “Mupunduru” phrase and Tsvimbo Mutauro movement frame an energetic street-and-dance presentation without verified lyric or production details.
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34 . Drimz Mr Muziq – Giligidi
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Drimz Mr Muziq releases Zambian love music, where street slang for falling deeply captures unexpected devotion through expressive vocals, catchy melodies and a warm, feel-good romantic rhythm.
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33 . Rose Muhando – Sesema
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Rose Muhando releases upbeat Swahili gospel through Ram Entertainment, where speaking truth and trusting God’s promises become a powerful worship message of endurance, hope and spiritual renewal. Music video directed by Dr. Mbangwa
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32 . Mudiwa Hood – Anhu Acho Tisu (w/ Kae Chaps & Madedido & Michael Magz & Bagga & Millz Million)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Mudiwa Hood gathers Kae Chaps, Madedido, Michael Magz, Bagga and Millz Million for Zimbabwean gospel hip-hop, where the Shona phrase “those people are us” frames collective identity through layered rap and melodic voices.
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31 . Makamanda – Hustler
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Mombasa artist Makamanda releases a Kenyan aspiration anthem, where the “Hustler” title frames perseverance and work through Master Kipp’s production and a Director K Thomas official video for Kubwa Studios. Music video directed by Director K Thomas
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30 . Kevin Cash & Darassa – Sign For This
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Kevin Cash and Darassa release East African Afrobeats, where readiness and ambition meet punchy bass, sharp beat-driven rhythm and assertive vocals connecting Tanzanian rap to contemporary Afrosounds.
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29 . Spice Diana – Finally
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Ugandan singer Spice Diana releases vibrant Afrosounds through AfroPrime Management and ONErpm, where club-facing rhythms and traditional Ugandan textures meet bright pop vocals across an official video-and-lyrics-video rollout. Music video directed by Jordan Hoechlin
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28 . Chosen Becky – Tuli Babeyi (w/ Ann Birungi)
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Date Added : Sep 30,2026 Chosen Becky and Ann Birungi release Ugandan Afrobeat, where Luganda-language collaboration and an official video foreground shared vocal performance in a dance-oriented contemporary setting without verified lyrical or production details.
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27 . Kapitani – Safe
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Kapitani’s Kenyan rap song “Safe” grieves his late father and growing up without parents, pairing childhood hardship and Christmas memories with faith-based reassurance over Countree Hype Entertainment’s somber, compassionate production. Music video directed by Fabreazy
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26 . Holy Ten – Hunhu Hwako (w/ MrCandy)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Holy Ten and MrCandy release Zimbabwean rap track “Hunhu Hwako,” using Shona, status references and compact conversational vocal interplay over a direct modern hip-hop format with an official BrendonXG video. [soundcharts](https://soundcharts.com/es/song/6e3dd0c4-bbbd-4cb9-96dc-0bdc62a0b449) Music video directed by Brendonxg – Song featured on the album : Samanyanga Sounds 2026
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25 . Wakadinali – Blow
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Wakadinali turn money, nightlife and romantic desire into “BLOW,” a chant-driven Kenyan hip-hop celebration where Domani Munga’s promise to spend freely meets flashy Nairobi swagger and loud-speaker-ready melodic confidence. Music video directed by Antyvirus(Av)
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24 . Yo Mariyos – Bahir Dar
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Bahir Dar’s local identity becomes Yo Mariyos’s Ethiopian rap subject on “Bahir Dar,” where city pride, Lake Tana cultural context and traditional rhythmic influence meet urban energy in a five-minute Bridge Sounds visual.
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23 . Z Anto – Mpenzi Jini
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 A woman who calls him beloved in a dream inspires Z. Anto’s Tanzanian Bongo Flava classic “Mpenzi Jini,” where mysterious desire and playful romance unfold through melodic coastal pop and lovers’-style storytelling.
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22 . Harmonize – Kudos
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Harmonize praises a woman’s beauty and presence on Bongo Flava song “Kudos” from *31*, where English-Swahili attraction, travel fantasies and the repeated “kudos to you” hook meet upbeat club-oriented East African production. Song featured on the album : 31 Album
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21 . Harmonize – Imeshindikana (w/ Jay Melody)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Acceptance that a relationship cannot continue shapes Harmonize and Jay Melody’s Bongo Flava track “Imeshindikana,” where a 92-BPM groove, smooth melodies and conversational vocals give resignation a restrained emotional dignity. Song featured on the album : 31 Album
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20 . Alzaz – Halalé
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Everyday courage and labour take centre stage in Alzaz’s Burkinabè motivational song “Halalé,” where proud contemporary rhythms and direct performance salute people building a future through dignity, endurance and self-belief.
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19 . Big Fizzo – Niruze
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Burundian artist Big Fizzo takes a more direct hip-hop route on “Niruze” from *Son of Alkebulan (Soa)*, placing his Bujumbura storytelling and wider themes of love, loss and African belonging in a reflective Afrosounds setting. Music video directed by Landry Sb – Song featured on the album : S.O.A. : Son Of Alkebulan
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18 . Irmãos Maricoa – A Escolha Da Mãe (w/ Reinaldo Maricoa x Filomena Maricoa x Messias Maricoa)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Maternal sacrifice and family loyalty guide Irmãos Maricoa’s Portuguese song “A Escolha da Mãe,” where Reinaldo, Filomena and Messias Maricoa use a shared family voice for an affectionate testimony of care and gratitude.
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17 . Davido – On The Road
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Davido opens *ORIADÉ* with “On The Road,” recounting 53 tour dates, sleepless travel and festival stages while thanking God and reserving time for family over a confident Afrobeats celebration. [snapshot.apple](https://snapshot.apple.com/us/person/6621243602)
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16 . BNXN – Online
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 BNXN’s Afrofusion song “Online” turns absence from social media into proof of work, travel and progress, as Telz’s soft percussion and atmospheric production support smooth vocals, Okokomaiko roots and global ambition.
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15 . Nyabingi & Rayvanny – Mbeya
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Nyabingi and Rayvanny celebrate southwestern Tanzania on Bongo Flava track “Mbeya,” where hometown pride, cultural belonging and catchy smooth melodies meet an upbeat Next Level Music production and official video.
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14 . L’Oiseau Rare – Sound Système (w/ Elgorbeatz)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 L’Oiseau Rare and Elgor Beatz build “SOUND SYSTEM” from frequency chants, boastful phrases and repeated hooks, as Mac Abel’s polished Afro-beat mix drives a lively Gabonese dance-floor collaboration from *AFRO-N-TCHAM 2*. Song featured on the album : #Afro_N_Tcham_2
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13 . 76 Drums – 40 Ng’ombe (w/ Chanda Na Kay & Shanga)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Traditional lobola imagery fuels 76 Drums, Chanda Na Kay and Shanga’s Zambian love song “40 Ng’ombe,” where forty cows signify a beloved’s value through Kalindula-inspired rhythms, praise-filled romance and a 117-BPM celebratory groove.
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12 . Kcee – Celebration
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Kcee’s Afrobeats/highlife single “Celebration” turns gratitude, success and togetherness into a communal party soundtrack through warm dance rhythms, accessible sing-along phrases and his energetic Nigerian vocal delivery.
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11 . Dawit Alemayehu – Aykewnn
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Dawit Alemayehu, also known as Orah Dawit, presents “Aykewnn” as a contemporary Ethiopian Tigrigna vocal release, foregrounding the Tigrinya language, his performance and an official video without verified lyrical or production specifics.
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10 . Ganduff – Abonten (w/ King Kelv)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Ganduff and King Kelv connect Ghanaian highlife and Afrobeats on “Abonten,” using the Twi word for “outside” to frame a UK-Ghana vocal-and-rap collaboration rooted in public life and Kumerica street energy.
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9 . Bab’s OG – Mbiida Yonaani (w/ Sidi Eleya)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Mauritanian artists Bab’s OG and Sidi Eleya deliver “Mbiida Yonaani” as a contemporary Afrobeat collaboration, pairing a feature-led vocal format with an official visual and regional chart attention without confirmed narrative or credit detail. Music video directed by Shadiiq
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8 . Young Trexy – Mpaleni (w/ Jemax)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Young Trexy and Jemax’s Zambian hip-hop track “Mpaleni” seeks God’s favour, guidance and breakthrough, combining prayerful aspiration with Jemax’s Bemba street-rap presence and a hopeful, reflective hustler perspective. Song featured on the album : 1Gq0Yjl13Izv9Xui63Noma
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7 . Soulby – Dôlô
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Malian griot tradition guides Soulby’s Mandingue-rooted song “Dôlô,” where Souleymane Diarra foregrounds melody, ceremony and storytelling through a contemporary visual celebration of cultural memory, lineage and community dignity. Music video directed by Arcam
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6 . Chile One MrZambia – Don’t Worry
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Challenges become temporary on Chile One MrZambia’s Afro-pop song “Don’t Worry” from *Destiny*, where smooth vocals and hopeful melodies turn hardship into reassurance, perseverance and encouragement through a comforting official-video message.
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5 . Santrinos Raphael & Tenor – Boulevard
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Santrinos Raphael and Tenor’s African urban song “Boulevard” frames life as a road to build, pairing heartbreak, fear of loss and romantic resilience with a 70-BPM melody and Kevin Klidjo’s introspective visual. Music video directed by Kevin Klidjo
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4 . Ndiolé Tall – Awo Vs Niarel
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Domestic rivalry becomes Ndiolé Tall’s comic Senegalese Afrosounds story “Awo Vs Niarel,” where first and later wives navigate jealousy, coexistence and status through culturally specific humour, performance and light dramatic energy. Music video directed by Pac Deejay
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3 . Mudiwa Hood – Nguva Yangu (w/ Kae Chaps)
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Mudiwa Hood and Kae Chaps position “Inguva Yangu” on *Dhara ReMadhara* as a Shona-language motivational moment, using “it is my time” to suggest purpose, confidence and a faith-centred personal season.
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2 . First King – Mon Djin Enan Tchi
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 God-shaped destiny drives Beninese singer First King’s “Mon Djin Enan Tchi,” where Fon and French lyrics promise perseverance beyond opposition over Cryx Beat’s Afro-oriented production and Lio Tubel’s spiritually focused video. Music video directed by Lio Tubel – Song featured on the album : Alpha
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1 . Roga Roga – Bolingo Ebomi Nga
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Date Added : Sep 24,2026 Roga Roga’s Lingala title “Bolingo Ebomi Nga” means love has killed him, placing romantic disillusionment within a five-minute Congolese rumba, soukous and ndombolo setting of melodic guitars and dance rhythms.
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