New Music Videos (African) – N°462
MORE VIDEOS Here are the brand new African music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
12 . Tyla – Shake Ah (w/ Tony Duardo, Optimist Music Za, Ez Maestro)
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Tyla, a South African songstress from Johannesburg, rose to fame with the hits “Getting Late” and “Water” in 2023. 
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11 . Cheezy – Waabo
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Cheezy, born Ouédraogo Mohamed Cherif on September 6, 1994, in Pabré, Burkina Faso, debuted with the single “Love Faces” in 2014. His 2015 maxi-single featured “Diva,” a notable hit. Cheezy has collaborated with Burkinabé artists, including Dicko Fils, and contributed significantly to Afrobeat in Burkina Faso. Song featured on the album : Afrocommando
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10 . Zlatan – Gimme Your Love (w/ Olamide)
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael, known professionally as Zlatan Ibile, is a Nigerian rapper and singer born on December 19, 1994, in Lagos. e first gained major recognition in the Nigerian music industry in with his 2017 Olamide-assisted track “My Body” and his 2019 album “Zanku.”
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9 . Mimie – Wôhkoh
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Cameroonian singer Mimie, real name Melanie Ngoga, started in 2013 and gained fame with “Je m’en Fous” in 2018. Known for her Afro-soul and reggae blend, she has collaborated with artists like Locko and featured in Cameroonian films.
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8 . Moms Loup – Petarni
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Moms Loup, a rapper from Bamako, Mali, has released tracks like “Maman,” “Farimabaw,” and “ABU FAGA.” Known for his Afrobeat influences, his single “FO AN CHOU” is set to release in March 2024. His catalog showcases his active contribution to the Malian hip-hop and Afrobeat scenes.
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7 . Ayo Maff – Find Money (w/ Zerrydl)
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Ayo Maff, an emerging Nigerian artist, blends Afrobeat and R&B. Known for singles like “7 Days” and “Dealer,” a collaboration with Fireboy DML, his track “Jama Jama” features Diamond Jimma. |
6 . Vinka, Winnie Nwagi & Ava Peace – Batuleke
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Vinka, born as Veronica Nakiyingi Luggya in Kampala, Uganda, is a singer and songwriter, known for her dancehall influences and pop music style, who made her mark in the music industry with hit songs like “Malaika,” “Omukwano Gwo,” and “Mapozi.”
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5 . Sarah Kalume – Chéri Na Nga
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Sarah Kalume, also known as Queenie, is a Congolese singer born in 1990 in Kongolo, DRC. She rose to fame after winning “Vodacom Superstar,” leading to her Akon collaboration on “Light Switch.” Known for tracks like “Posa Kobimisa,” “Nakupenda,” and 2023’s “Rien,” her Afropop-R&B sound explores themes of love and personal growth.
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4 . Evih & Savage & Psychoyp – Calculator
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Evih, born Victor Onuabuobi, is a Nigerian Afrobeats singer. He gained recognition with his 2019 EP “Cruise”, featuring the hit single “Wonder.” Known for blending Afrobeat with R&B, Evih has garnered a growing fanbase and performed at several Nigerian music festivals. The single “Wonder” remains a standout in his discography.
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3 . Jc Kalinks – Eine Wine
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 JC Kalinks, a Zambian musician, has released singles such as “Chikalakukalipa” featuring Chef 187, “Ichibyongo,” and “Maradona.” His collaborations and solo work contribute significantly to Zambia’s contemporary music scene.
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2 . Saudi – Nkalakatha (w/ Emtee)
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Saudi, born Anele Mbisha on October 10, 1995, in Soweto, South Africa, gained recognition with his 2017 album “D.R.U.G.S INC.” and the single “There She Go.” Featured on the “Black Panther” soundtrack with Kendrick Lamar on “X,” Saudi blends trap and Afro-R&B, with mixtapes like “Location Hurting 3” and tracks like “Soweto Freestyle” marking his 2024 output.
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1 . Bahati – Chimama (w/ Musa Jakadala)
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Date Added : Dec 3,2024 Bahati, born Kevin Kioko Bahati, is a Kenyan singer and songwriter from Nairobi. He rose to prominence in 2013 with the release of his single “Mama.” His debut album “Barua Za Bahati” was released in 2015, featuring the popular single “Barua.” In 2014, Bahati won Best Gospel Act at the Groove Awards. He later transitioned from gospel to secular music, collaborating with artists like Rayvanny and founding his label, EMB Records.
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