| Yo Maps, Hiro, Lima Stonne, King James, Malakey, Killer T, Khaligraph Jones, 76 Drums, Helen Berhe, Willy Paul, Timini, Shatta Wale, Pson, FOLA, Chief Priest, Winnerman, Zlatan, Triple M, KiDi, Bonsa Adem, Mama Le Succès, Stakes Boy, Moise Mbiye, Hulengende, Nashie Zim, Sifaeli Mwabuka, They are the African artists in the music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and musical or visual liking. |
26 . Yo Maps – Bitter Truth
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Discovering that a trusted lover has been deceptive drives Yo Maps’s Zambian pop single following Vibes on Vibes, with King Tec’s production supporting a personal vocal delivery centered on betrayal, disappointment and the difficult acceptance of reality.
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25 . Hiro – Mère Ya Palais
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Hiro brings his powerful vocal identity to a short afro-urban piece on FULL LOVE (Part 1), sharing composition credit with Sam Heaven and placing the recording within a sentimental project continuing his broader interest in love and relationships. Music video directed by Ben Sangaré & Hiro – Song featured on the album : Full Love
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24 . Lima Stonne – Karatabougou (w/ Young Bg)
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Within Mali’s contemporary music scene, rapper Lima Stonne presents a collaboration billed with Young BG, with the recording appearing on his official Audiomack profile and among Spotify’s trending songs in Mali following its November 8 release. Music video directed by Dialla Konaté
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23 . King James – Nakwibeshyeho
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 A partner’s chameleon-like change of behavior exposes false affection in King James’s Kinyarwanda R&B-pop and Afro-fusion song, where melodic singing carries betrayal toward acceptance, drawing on a painful relationship story shared with him by Alice in 2015. Music video directed by Meddy Saleh
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22 . Malakey – Ibn
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Malakey places “IBN” within Mali’s contemporary Afrosounds landscape, connecting the release to his broader rap background and a catalog spanning African hip-hop and pop, with its regional presentation emphasizing the crossover between local identity and rhythm-led popular music. Music video directed by Nellyprince
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21 . Killer T – Blessings
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Faith and lived hardship provide the album context for Killer T’s contribution to Ivai Neni, where the Zimbabwean artist’s Zimdancehall identity connects dancehall rhythms and accessible Shona songwriting with a broader project concerned with grace, struggle and perseverance. Song featured on the album : Ivai Neni
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20 . Khaligraph Jones – Aura Farm
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Khaligraph Jones foregrounds confidence and lyrical ability in a Kenyan rap single with Afrobeat influence, pairing hard-hitting delivery with a crowd-friendly rhythmic approach, while promotional descriptions frame the performance as an accessible anthem suited to music-event settings. Music video directed by Lozh
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19 . 76 Drums – Blood Kid YVOK – International Baby
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Kalindula-inspired influences connect 76 Drums and Blood Kid YVOK’s Zambian hip-hop/Afro-fusion collaboration with cultural heritage, while published descriptions frame its love-centered concept as outward-looking and celebratory, bringing the two performers together in a concise contemporary single.
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18 . Helen Berhe – Zeyadaye
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Helen Berhe leads an Amharic-language recording from Yeberta, with Mihretab Desta supplying melody, lyrics and backing vocals; Abraham Kidane’s arrangement supports the four-minute-and-21-second performance published on her official channel under the singer’s own 2026 copyright credit. Song featured on the album : Yeberta
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17 . Willy Paul – Miti (w/ Jay Melody)
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Herbal remedies become suggestive romantic wordplay as Willy Paul and Jay Melody trade melodic vocals over vibrant Afro-pop/Bongo Flava rhythms, with a repeated Swahili “trees” refrain linking Kenyan and Tanzanian styles through humor, attraction and intimacy.
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16 . Timini & Oladapo – Sobo
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Timini Egbuson joins Oladapo and Funke Akindele for a Nigerian R&B soundtrack collaboration created for The Four: No One Fights Alone, with Bad Boy T’s production accompanying a performance-led crossover and an Otshots-directed visual supporting the film campaign. Song featured on the album : The Four: No One Fights Alone |
15 . Shatta Wale – Gborgborvi
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 The alternate title “Small God” supplies Shatta Wale’s Afro-pop single with its central framing, while its dancehall- and reggae-associated video, directed by AfroCulture, extends a compact performance linked to the artist’s self-directed Shatta Movement identity. Music video directed by Afroculture
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14 . Pson – Forgiveness
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Pson Zubaboy admits mutual mistakes and asks a partner to return on his EP title track, using a softer melodic delivery to advocate reconciliation, while a church-set visual reinforces the Congolese singer’s themes of repentance and renewal.
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13 . FOLA – 2am In Toronto
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 At a late-night hour, FOLA and Davido prioritize affection over material wealth on 9, blending English and Yoruba in comforting, repeated vocal lines that carry romantic Afrobeats promises of loyalty, physical closeness and continued commitment.
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12 . Chief Priest & Evado – Go Hard Or Go Home
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Chief Priest and Evado confront poverty through Nigerian hip-hop and Naija drill, pairing a gritty, bass-heavy instrumental with English and Igbo verses about hunger, sacrifice and prayer, while determined vocal performances insist on perseverance and financial stability.
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11 . Winnerman – Give Me Chance Remix (w/ Davido & Sabushebu)
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 A plea for another romantic opportunity brings Winnerman, Sabushebu and Davido together in an Afrobeats remix, with their combined vocal presence carrying admissions of mistakes and promises of sincerity over production associated with Egar Boi. Song featured on the album : Winnerman’S Universe Ep
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10 . Zlatan & Peruzzi & Shoday – Inferno (Visualizer)
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Peruzzi supplies the melodic center of an Afrobeats love song alongside Shoday and Zlatan, whose animated street-hop delivery raises the intensity, while the Loud Urban Choir adds background vocals to a collaboration centered on romantic devotion.
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9 . Triple M – Imagine This (w/ Dasii)
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 The possibility of losing money, shelter and friends tests loyalty in Triple M and Dasii’s Zambian urban collaboration, where rhythmic rap and expressive female vocals ask whether support survives illness, hardship and the sudden reversal of success.
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8 . KiDi – Crazy World
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 KiDi protects his peace against comparison culture on Where Do We Go From Here, opening the album with soulful Afrobeats produced by Liquidbeatz, while a recurring refrain and prayerful lines connect modern pressures with authenticity, faith and hope.
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7 . Bonsa Adem – ARSITTII
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Oromo cultural imagery shapes Bonsa Adem’s romantic vocal performance, with poetic expressions of longing linking beauty and emotional closeness to respect and tradition, while Adugna Gashu supplies lyrics and melody and Aman Iluu handles the arrangement. Music video directed by Beka Gemedi |
6 . Mama Le Succès – Mentalité
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 On I’m Art, Mama Le Succès presents a Malian hip-hop performance produced by Neyzy, while a Kams Production-directed official video precedes the mixtape’s Audiomack appearance, placing the recording within the artist’s 2026 Bahamas Records release campaign. Music video directed by Kams Production – Song featured on the album : I’M Art
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5 . Stakes Boy – Sempela
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Stakes Boy places a standalone dance release within Namibia’s contemporary music scene, with Stanley Manuel credited for writing and composition, while its five-minute-and-12-second format gives the movement-focused recording an extended presence beyond a compact pop-single structure. Music video directed by Mrlegendary
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4 . Moise Mbiye – Couronne
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 A crown signifies spiritual victory rather than material status in Moïse Mbiye’s gospel collaboration associated with Chœur de Koré, where collective singing reinforces thanksgiving and divine hope within his broader rumba- and soukous-influenced devotional style. Song featured on the album : Number One
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3 . Hulengende – Ndakashoreka
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Hulengende accompanies a compact Zimdancehall vocal performance with an “Official Expression Video” directed by B@brendonxg, linking the Zimbabwean artist’s August single to a visual presentation that subsequently appeared among the country’s trending music videos on YouTube. Music video directed by B@Brendonxg
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2 . Nashie Zim – Gonyera Pamwe
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Nashie Zim brings smooth vocals and catchy melodic writing to Wayne Beats’ Afro-beats production on Ngano, placing the upbeat recording within a Zimbabwean-Canadian catalog whose broader themes include identity, love, healing and self-belief across English and Shona songs. Music video directed by Tinashe & Tino – Song featured on the album : Ngano Album
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1 . Sifaeli Mwabuka – Acha Nishukuru Mungu
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Date Added : Nov 11,2026 Gratitude supplies the central declaration of Sifaeli Mwabuka’s Tanzanian gospel song, whose title translates roughly as “Let Me Thank God,” connecting soulful, emotionally direct worship with praise for God’s goodness within the East African devotional tradition.
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African Musics – New Music Videos – N°669
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