PRESELECTED Here are the brand new African music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
48 . Mbosso – Kupenda
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Mbosso‘s “Kupenda,” unveiled in January 2025, reaffirms the Tanzanian singer-songwriter’s flair for romantic balladry. Mbwana Yusuf Kilungi, popularly known as Mbosso Khan, born October 3, 1991, thrives in the Bongo Flava and Afro Pop genres, blending heartfelt melodies with an emotive narrative. Since departing the Yamoto Band and signing with WCB Wasafi in 2018, Mbosso has delivered chart-worthy tracks like “Maajabu” and “Tamu,” setting a precedent for his artistry. Earning a YouTube Golden Plaque in 2020, his repertoire includes the introspective album “Definition of Love” (2021) and the versatile “Khan” EP (2022), cementing his reputation for stirring love-inspired anthems.
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47 . D-One – Cutamba (w/ Mico The Best)
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Burundian artist D-One, born Dieudonne Ndayikengurukiye, teams up with Mico The Best on “Cutamba,” a track radiating rhythmic flair and contemporary edge. Since debuting in 2021 with “Waiting,” D-One has carved a trajectory defined by collaborations such as “Body” alongside Social Mula, each release underscoring his increasingly eclectic catalog. Mico The Best’s contribution adds a layer of dynamic fusion, blending distinctive Afrobeat influences with D-One‘s unmistakable melodic touch, crafting a soundscape that navigates cultural intersections with precision and poise.
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46 . DawdaHustle – Yaw Rek (w/ Jizzle)
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
DawdaHustle, an Afrobeat artist rooted in Gambian heritage and represented by New Release Entertainment USA, joins forces with Jizzle in “Yaw Rek,” blending rhythmic innovation with cultural nods. Jizzle, born Jerreh Jallow on August 14, 1994, brings his Afro-pop flair, honed since his 2009 debut influenced by his brother’s performances, to this collaboration. DawdaHustle‘s evolving discography includes “Standard” and “Nuro” with Attack, while Jizzle’s accolades feature his Wahsahalat Music Awards’ Artist of the Year win in 2018 and a 2016 nomination at the All Africa Music Awards. The track showcases both artists’ dynamic artistry, positioning their collaboration as a vibrant expression of the contemporary African music scene. |
45 . Rena – Daddy
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Releasing her latest single “Daddy” on December 23, 2024, Rena—a rising Congolese artist from Kinshasa—continues her ascension in the African music scene. Since 2021, she has cultivated a dynamic discography, blending Congolese pop with contemporary African sounds. “Daddy” joins a growing lineup of tracks like “Congo” (January 1, 2025), “Kumba Nga” featuring Gaz Mawete (December 1, 2023), “Yete” (May 14, 2023), “Pembe” (2021), and “Moja” (September 20, 2022). Renowned for her collaborations with regional talents such as Gaz Mawete, Rena’s work weaves modern sensibilities with a distinctly Congolese flavor that resonates beyond her home city. |
44 . CKay – Addicted X Wahala
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
CKay’s “Addicted,” from his sophomore album *Emotions* released in October 2024, exudes undeniable magnetism as the ninth track featuring Nigerian highlife revivalists The Cavemen. Penned as “really sexy for the ladies and something special for everyone,” the song zeroes in on the intoxicating pull of unrestrained love and its blissful chaos. CKay, the Lagos-born purveyor of “Emo-afrobeats,” fuses Afrobeat, R&B, and dancehall influences, a formula that thrust him onto the global stage with the viral phenomenon “Love Nwantiti.” Banking over $1.6 million and securing the 2022 title for best-selling African artist in the U.S., CKay has refined his sound through collaborations with Davido, Focalistic, Abidoza, and Ayra Starr, navigating a world where African and Western sensibilities mesh effortlessly.
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43 . Pallaso – Bagezi Boka
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Ugandan artist Pallaso, born Mayanja Pius on September 5, 1987, in Kampala, unveils “Bagezi Boka,” a single released in January 2025. The track, meticulously written and composed by Pallaso himself, bears the sonic signature of DT Ranks, credited for production and engineering. Known for blending Uganda’s musical heritage with global rhythms, Pallaso has over a decade of experience and numerous hits like “Malamu,” “Want Money,” “Ani Oyo,” and “Lover Man.” Upon release, “Bagezi Boka” ascends to the top of the week’s hot premieres list, punctuating his ongoing streak of chart-worthy projects. Pallaso‘s collaborations with luminaries such as Konshens, Harmonize, King Saha, and Spice Diana further underscore his adaptability and wide-reaching appeal in the African music diaspora.
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42 . Jeremy Loops – Coming Home (w/ Ladysmith Black Mambazo)
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Jeremy Loops crafts “Coming Home” as a harmonious blend of folk-pop sensibilities and electronic undertones, weaving his signature Cape Town-inspired artistry with a significant nod to South African musical heritage. Collaborating with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the globally revered male choral ensemble, he injects an authentic choral backdrop into this track, punctuating its narrative with rich Zulu harmonies. Known for transitioning from a hometown live circuit staple to a chart-topping sensation, Loops channels his rise into a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive, melding modern influences with traditional elements as seen in works like “The Shore.” Music video directed by : Jess Myhill & Jeremy Loops |
41 . Rayvanny – Naoa (w/ Alikiba)
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
Rayvanny – Naoa (w/ Ali Kiba) merges the creative forces of Tanzanian artists Raymond Shaban Mwakyusa, popularly known as Rayvanny, and Ali Kiba. Rayvanny’s catalog spans bongo flava, Tanzanian hip hop, and pop, and as the NEXT LEVEL MUSIC CEO, he has cemented his prominence with hits like “Kwetu” and the globally charting “Tetema” alongside Diamond Platnumz. In “Naoa,” he creates a duet with Ali Kiba, another influential voice in Tanzanian music, blending their distinctive styles. Rayvanny‘s career includes recognition like MTV Base’s 2017 “Acts To Look Out For,” a BET Viewer’s Choice International award that same year, and appearances as the first African performer at the MTV EMA shows in 2021, sharing the stage with Maluma. He also became the first East African artist to win the DIAFA AWARDS in 2022, marking another milestone in his ever-evolving trajectory. Music video directed by : Director Kenny
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40 . Héritier Wata – Mon Alliance
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
“Mon Alliance” by Héritier Wata arrives on March 15, 2024, through Obouo Productions, interweaving his trademark rhythmic mastery with lyrical introspection. Héritier Wata, a prodigy of Congolese music, stepped into the limelight as a teenager with Werrason’s Wenge Musica Maison Mère in 2001, crafting hits that resonate with a global audience. His solo debut, “Carrière d’honneur – Retirada” (2016), laid the groundwork for a flourishing independent career marked by intricate compositions and commanding vocal execution. Music video directed by : Alain Negbele – Song featured on the album : Le Chemin De La Gloire
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39 . Himra – Sexy (w/ Ivorian Doll)
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Interpolating brash charisma with a razor-sharp edge, Himra – “SEXY” (feat. Ivorian Doll), unveils itself on October 4, 2024, as part of “JEUNE & RICHE (DELUXE).” Himra, born Bakayoko Abdul Rahim on May 28, 1998, in Cocody, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, pairs his melodic éclat with Ivorian Doll’s uncompromising bars, encapsulating a glitzy duel between Francophone trap cadences and UK drill audacity. “JEUNE & RICHE (DELUXE)” also boasts head-turners like “SOLO” and “DADDY,” solidifying its pulse within contemporary rap exports. Himra’s rise began with “C’est Mami c’est loto,” while tracks like his Ariel Sheney collaboration “Envoyez” amplified his trajectory. Carving out a discography that includes mixtapes like *Noir* and *Rapvie*, along with his albums *Omega* (2018) and *Nfusa* (2019), Himra cements his reputation as one of Abidjan’s most intriguing rap voices. Music video directed by : Himra – Song featured on the album : Jeune & Riche (Deluxe)
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38 . Ochungulo Family – Zero Distance
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Released in 2025, “Zero Distance” signals Ochungulo Family‘s grand resurgence following a four-year hiatus. Performed by Nellythegoon, Benzema, and Dmore, the track is a rhythmic testament to the Gengetone movement. Producer Neartipsy crafts the beat with precision, while Strey Music handles the meticulous recording, mixing, and mastering. Set against the distinctively avant-garde backdrop of Kairos Futura, the music video completes this audacious return to form. Music video directed by : Trey
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37 . Koffi Olomide & JR 33 – Eputsha Hippodrome
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Koffi Olomide & JR 33 – Eputsha Hippodrome pairs the legendary Congolese artist Koffi Olomide, born Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba on July 13, 1956, in Kisangani, with JR 33 for an effervescent track steeped in Congolese heritage. Known for his prolific output since the 1970s, Olomide continues his exploration of soukous and rumba, genres he has shaped over decades of releases and collaborations. JR 33’s contribution injects contemporary flair, creating a cross-generational soundscape that bridges the past and present of Congolese music traditions. Music video directed by : Etienne Pro
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36 . Ssaru & Wakadinali – Weza
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
“Weza” assembles Ssaru, famously dubbed the Queen of Gengetone, and Wakadinali, a forceful rap collective carving their niche within Kenyan hip-hop. This collaboration thunders with grit and sharp lyricism, threading pulsating rhythms through a soundscape unmistakably rooted in modern Kenyan identity. Fronting the partnership with WezaBet—an international gaming platform spanning Africa, Asia, and Europe—Ssaru steps beyond music as a brand ambassador, merging entertainment, sports, and influencer culture. The track hums with a calculated defiance, embodying resilience while syncing cutting-edge beats with catchy melodic intervals, a tribute to Kenya’s evolving lifestyle narrative.
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41 . Rayvanny – Naoa (w/ Alikiba)
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
Rayvanny – Naoa (w/ Ali Kiba) merges the creative forces of Tanzanian artists Raymond Shaban Mwakyusa, popularly known as Rayvanny, and Ali Kiba. Rayvanny’s catalog spans bongo flava, Tanzanian hip hop, and pop, and as the NEXT LEVEL MUSIC CEO, he has cemented his prominence with hits like “Kwetu” and the globally charting “Tetema” alongside Diamond Platnumz. In “Naoa,” he creates a duet with Ali Kiba, another influential voice in Tanzanian music, blending their distinctive styles. Rayvanny‘s career includes recognition like MTV Base’s 2017 “Acts To Look Out For,” a BET Viewer’s Choice International award that same year, and appearances as the first African performer at the MTV EMA shows in 2021, sharing the stage with Maluma. He also became the first East African artist to win the DIAFA AWARDS in 2022, marking another milestone in his ever-evolving trajectory. Music video directed by : Director Kenny
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40 . Héritier Wata – Mon Alliance
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
“Mon Alliance” by Héritier Wata arrives on March 15, 2024, through Obouo Productions, interweaving his trademark rhythmic mastery with lyrical introspection. Héritier Wata, a prodigy of Congolese music, stepped into the limelight as a teenager with Werrason’s Wenge Musica Maison Mère in 2001, crafting hits that resonate with a global audience. His solo debut, “Carrière d’honneur – Retirada” (2016), laid the groundwork for a flourishing independent career marked by intricate compositions and commanding vocal execution. Music video directed by : Alain Negbele – Song featured on the album : Le Chemin De La Gloire
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39 . Himra – Sexy (w/ Ivorian Doll)
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Interpolating brash charisma with a razor-sharp edge, Himra – “SEXY” (feat. Ivorian Doll), unveils itself on October 4, 2024, as part of “JEUNE & RICHE (DELUXE).” Himra, born Bakayoko Abdul Rahim on May 28, 1998, in Cocody, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, pairs his melodic éclat with Ivorian Doll’s uncompromising bars, encapsulating a glitzy duel between Francophone trap cadences and UK drill audacity. “JEUNE & RICHE (DELUXE)” also boasts head-turners like “SOLO” and “DADDY,” solidifying its pulse within contemporary rap exports. Himra’s rise began with “C’est Mami c’est loto,” while tracks like his Ariel Sheney collaboration “Envoyez” amplified his trajectory. Carving out a discography that includes mixtapes like *Noir* and *Rapvie*, along with his albums *Omega* (2018) and *Nfusa* (2019), Himra cements his reputation as one of Abidjan’s most intriguing rap voices. Music video directed by : Himra – Song featured on the album : Jeune & Riche (Deluxe)
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38 . Ochungulo Family – Zero Distance
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Released in 2025, “Zero Distance” signals Ochungulo Family‘s grand resurgence following a four-year hiatus. Performed by Nellythegoon, Benzema, and Dmore, the track is a rhythmic testament to the Gengetone movement. Producer Neartipsy crafts the beat with precision, while Strey Music handles the meticulous recording, mixing, and mastering. Set against the distinctively avant-garde backdrop of Kairos Futura, the music video completes this audacious return to form. Music video directed by : Trey
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37 . Koffi Olomide & JR 33 – Eputsha Hippodrome
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Koffi Olomide & JR 33 – Eputsha Hippodrome pairs the legendary Congolese artist Koffi Olomide, born Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba on July 13, 1956, in Kisangani, with JR 33 for an effervescent track steeped in Congolese heritage. Known for his prolific output since the 1970s, Olomide continues his exploration of soukous and rumba, genres he has shaped over decades of releases and collaborations. JR 33’s contribution injects contemporary flair, creating a cross-generational soundscape that bridges the past and present of Congolese music traditions. Music video directed by : Etienne Pro
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36 . Ssaru & Wakadinali – Weza
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
“Weza” assembles Ssaru, famously dubbed the Queen of Gengetone, and Wakadinali, a forceful rap collective carving their niche within Kenyan hip-hop. This collaboration thunders with grit and sharp lyricism, threading pulsating rhythms through a soundscape unmistakably rooted in modern Kenyan identity. Fronting the partnership with WezaBet—an international gaming platform spanning Africa, Asia, and Europe—Ssaru steps beyond music as a brand ambassador, merging entertainment, sports, and influencer culture. The track hums with a calculated defiance, embodying resilience while syncing cutting-edge beats with catchy melodic intervals, a tribute to Kenya’s evolving lifestyle narrative.
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35 . Vanillah – Najikubali (w/ Tommy Flavour & Chino Kidd)
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Vanillah‘s “Najikubali,” featuring Tommy Flavour and Chino Kidd, marks its debut in January 2025 under Ali Kiba’s Kings Music label. The Tanzanian artist, born Fanuel Phabian Peter on February 19, 1996, in Mwanza, showcases his expertise in R&B and Afropop, a craft honed through school performances and formal training in music college. Before stepping into the spotlight, Vanillah contributed to songs like Ali Kiba’s award-winning “Utu” from the “Only One King” album, along with “Gimmie Dat,” “Tamba,” and Abdu Kiba’s “Hainogi.” As the 2019 Super Nyota music competition winner and a recipient of Mr. Eazi’s Empawa initiative, Vanillah gained a career boost with the Afrobeats single “Kolo.”
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34 . Yemi Alade – Baddie [Remix] (w/ Konshens, Femi One)
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Yemi Alade’s “Baddie Remix” enlists Jamaican dancehall artist Konshens and Kenyan rapper Femi One, merging Afrobeats, Hip Hop, and Dancehall into a vibrant sonic tapestry. The track, listed as the 16th on her album “Rebel Queen,” is released on January 17, 2025, under Effyzzie Music Group. Directed by Ovie, the music video spans Kenya and Miami, underscoring its global narrative while showcasing the trio’s individual aesthetics. Konshens injects a signature Caribbean lilt, while Femi One delivers Kiswahili-infused fierceness, reinforcing the track’s multicultural core. This release ties into Yemi Alade‘s historic first solo GRAMMY nod for “Tomorrow,” also from “Rebel Queen.” Her accolades include a Latin Grammy Award and two successive MTV African Music Awards. She became the first African nominated for an MTV Europe Music Award and collaborated with Beyoncé on “The Gift.” In 2020, the United Nations Development Programme named her Goodwill Ambassador.
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33 . Xowla – Umsindo We Nhliziyo (w/ Lwah Ndlunkulu)
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Released on October 4, 2024, Xowla‘s “Umsindo We Nhliziyo,” featuring Lwah Ndlunkulu, pairs rural nostalgia with comedic misadventures. The music video charts Xowla, born Zon Ambia, and his companion navigating rugged terrain in a barely-holding-up vehicle as they stumble through quirky mishaps in pursuit of romance. From irreverent car breakdowns to playful rivalries, the visuals cleverly weave humor with relatable moments, spotlighting a world both endearing and chaotic. Lwah Ndlunkulu’s charismatic presence counterbalances Xowla’s mischievous escapades, adding layers of melodic resonance to the Afrobeat track. Known for fusing traditional African rhythms with modern beats, Xowla previously collaborated with Big Zulu, Mduduzi Ncube, and Siya Ntuli in the 2022 album “Inkabi Nation.”
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32 . BhadBoi OML – Chocolate & Caramel
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
“Chocolate & Caramel” showcases the deft prowess of Nigerian artist BhadBoi OML, a native of Ogun State born Akinyinka Kuham Oladimeji on February 19, 2000. Released on December 6, 2024, as part of his *Bhad Boi EP*, the track marries contemporary beats with traditional African rhythms, creating a signature sound steeped in both modernity and heritage. Through silky vocals and intricate production, BhadBoi OML channels formative experiences from Mushin, Lagos, crafting lyrics that weave themes of connection and allure with a remarkable ease.
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31 . Queen Myriana – Nouchi Selecta
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Queen Myriana’s “Nouchi Selecta,” released on October 10, 2024, asserts itself as both the title track and centerpiece of her album, “Nouchi Selecta.” A fresh force in the music landscape, Queen Myriana unveils this track across platforms like Anghami and Boomplay, nodding to digital accessibility. Marking one of her noteworthy 2024 creations, the song hints at an artist defining her sonic turf with precision and poise. Music video directed by : Jypheal |
30 . Ans-T Crazy – Onfpp
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Ans-T Crazy‘s “ONFPP,” released in 2024, stands as a rhythmic nod to Guinea’s Office National de Formation et de Perfectionnement Professionnels (ONFPP), blending tradition and innovation. Ansoumane Traoré, better known as Ans-T Crazy, born in 1988 in Kankan, Guinea, transitioned from dancer to musician, crafting “Laguida,” a genre fusing Guinean rhythms with hip-hop and dancehall. The artist—rooted in Afrobeat—infuses pulsating beats, energetic percussion, and magnetic melodies into a body of work that includes tracks like “Maman,” “Avancer,” and “Pe n’denira.” His previous releases, including the 2022 album “Surnaturel” and singles “Avancer” (2023) and “Djo Djo Djo” (2022), showcase his dynamic artistry and distinct musical perspective. Music video directed by : Kingmoneyman
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29 . Ambulance Amos & Baddest 47 – Jimbo Lipo Wazi
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Jimbo Lipo Wazi pairs Ambulance Amos, born Mbombo Boy from Mbeya, with Bongo Flava stalwart Baddest 47 in a late 2024 release navigating Tanzania’s evolving soundscape. Ambulance Amos, lauded for tracks like “Usinibabaishe” and “Nataka Niokoke,” effortlessly blends his roots as a musician, composer, and dancer into the mix. Baddest 47, noted for hits including “Nikagongee,” “Ivo Ivo,” and the Mabantu collaboration “Zagamua,” alongside his genre-fluid single “Mapenzi,” adds a dynamic edge to the collaboration. The backdrop of Baddest 47’s 2022 dual awards win contextualizes the track, marking both artists as pivotal in Tanzanian music’s orbit.
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28 . Amerado – Angry
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
Amerado, born Derrick Sarfo Kantanka on 14 February 1995 in Kumasi, fires back at skeptics with “Angry,” a four-minute lyrical broadside produced by IzJoe Beatz. The track’s dynamic beats and precise cadence underscore Amerado‘s response to detractors while solidifying his standing as the 2023 VGMA Best Rapper of the Year. Known for the rap series “Yeete Nsem,” Amerado‘s catalog includes the EPs “Rapmare” and “Patience” and his debut album “G.I.N.A,” adding depth to his discography. His career highlights feature a standout verse on Sarkodie’s track “Biibi Ba,” which earned a nomination for Best Hiphop Song at the 2019 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. Live performances at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, S-Concert, and the Rapperholic Show further reinforce his industry presence. Beyond music, Amerado represents Ghana-made chocolates, expanding his portfolio through collaborations with brands like Vodafone Ghana and AirtelTigo. Music video directed by : Bra Shizzle
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27 . St Gambian Dream – Danni Y/ Lakatt
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Date Added : Jan 20,2025
ST Gambian Dream – Danni Y/Lakatt signals yet another striking creation by ST Da Gambian Dream, the artist also celebrated as Brikama Boyo. Released on January 14, 2025, this track is shaped under the meticulous production of Moboy Beats, whose beats provide a dynamic sonic backdrop. The music video enlists Flex Fuzion Ent., bringing a distinct visual energy to the project through their performances. A stalwart in Gambian music, ST Da Gambian Dream has maintained an active presence, with prior releases like the track “SEENYOL,” produced by NFU/Nagasaki and polished through ANNE Visuals, further defining his creative trajectory. Music video directed by : Weeflag
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26 . Youssou Ndour – Noflaay
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Youssou N’Dour graces us with his recent release, “Noflaay”, which dropped on January 10, 2025, as part of his album of the same name. This track showcases the Senegalese singer and songwriter’s unique vocal style and his adeptness at blending traditional Senegalese music with contemporary elements. An impressive start to the year for Youssou N’Dour, “Noflaay” captivates listeners with its cultural richness and modern flair.
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25 . Axel Merryl – Je M’en Fous Remix (w/ Tonymix & Dj Emos Djekonmon)
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Axel Merryl, a Beninese comedian and musician, dropped the catchy tune “Je M’en Fous” in December 2024, blending Afrobeats with French lyrics to showcase his diverse artistry. Recently, the “Je m’en fous” Remix, with Tonymix and Dj Emos Djekonmon, has made waves in the music scene. Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment under the label CHAKALA, this collaboration has piqued the interest of many. Notably, a one-hour version of the remix hit the airwaves on January 17, 2025, solidifying its enduring popularity. Furthermore, a music video featuring the dance group “MIWAKÉ” dropped on the same day under the direction of their choreographer, adding a vibrant visual element to the remix.
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24 . Bruce Melodie – Beauty On Fire (w/ JoeBoy)
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Beauty On Fire, a recent collaboration between Bruce Melodie and Joeboy, released on January 17, 2025, showcases the Rwandan artist’s talents alongside the Nigerian singer. This track is a pivotal moment in Bruce Melodie‘s career, following the success of his debut album “Colorful Generation” in East African charts.
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23 . Ayra Starr – Jazzy’s Song
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Ayra Starr‘s “Jazzy’s Song” pays homage to Don Jazzy, the influential founder of Mavin Records. The track samples Wande Coal’s “You Bad” from the “Mushi 2 Mo’Hits” album, produced by Don Jazzy. Produced by P.Prime, the song highlights Don Jazzy’s cross-class impact in Nigeria. Ayra Starr‘s lyrics suggest that even those in the ‘corner’ can dance to a ‘Jazzy Song’. The track has been featured in various videos, including a Coke Studio music video and other uploads on different channels.
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22 . Shatta Wale – African Mandiba
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Shatta Wale – African Mandiba is the latest track by Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist Shatta Wale, produced by Nawtyboi and Damaker. Released in early 2025, it follows his single “Wash” from last year.
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21 . Ferre Gola – Mobondo (w/ Rayvanny)
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Hervé Gola Bataringe, better known as Ferre Gola, emerged as a Congolese rumba icon, captivating audiences with his lyrical symphony since his early days in Wenge Musica. His solo odyssey began in 2006, producing hits like “Sens Interdit” and “Boîte Noire,” weaving narratives of love and society. Gola’s 2022 Sony Music signing and numerous accolades, including the 2017 Canal 2’Or, underscore his musical mastery.
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20 . Juno Kizigenza – Shenge
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Juno Kizigenza, born in Rwanda, debuted in 2020 with the single “Mpa Formula,” followed by “Solid” the same year. His 2021 track “Nazubaye” was part of the EP “6kg.” Juno has collaborated with Nel Ngabo on “Kawooma” and released hits like “Ndarura” and “Jaja” featuring Kivumbi King.
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19 . Isha Milky – Antung Mii Fallah
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Isha Milky is a Guinean musician known for her performances and collaborations. She has explored traditional Serere songs and Guinean music, working with artists like Singhateh. Her debut music video featured dancers and a production team. |
18 . VDA – Laba Laba
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 VDA (Voix des Anges), a Zouglou duo from Cote d’Ivoire, debuted in 2012. Known for “Cris du Coeur” and “Dezy Champion,” they’ve released albums like “The Hand of God” and “Notre Exploit.” The group, consisting of vocalists Jim and Pitch, has been influential in the Zouglou music scene.
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17 . Kocee – Chicoter
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Njang Collins, known professionally as Ko-C or Kocee, is a Cameroonian artist born on November 18, 1992, in Kumb. He’s recognized for being Cameroon’s fastest rapper, characterized by his unique “Camer’s Fastest Rapper” line, a cocky yet humorous flow, and his depth in narrative storytelling.
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16 . Santrinos Raphael – 8760 Heures
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Santrinos Raphael, born March 4, 1996, in Lomé, Togo, released his debut album “Crois en Moi” in 2018. His subsequent albums, including “Ma vie doit changer” and “Coup de cœur,” have solidified his presence in the Togolese and broader African music scenes.
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15 . Kiff No Beat – Pas Grave
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Kiff No Beat is an Ivorian hip-hop group formed in 2009 in Abidjan, composed of Black K, Didi B, Elow’n, El Jay, and Joochar. They gained prominence by winning the Faya Flow competition in 2010. Their albums include “Cadeau de Noël” (2011) and “Pétards d’ados” (2014). In 2017, they signed with Universal Music Africa. Popular tracks include “Tu es dans pain” and “Pourquoi tu DAB.” Their style combines Dirty South rap with coupé-décalé influences. |
14 . Pikatchou Le Moine – Tchek Moi
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Pikatchou Le Moine is an Ivorian artist in the Coupé-Décalé genre. Notable tracks include “La Démarche” and “Biama Déclaré.” He gained visibility through performances on platforms like TikTok and TV shows such as “Les Experts Abidjan.” In December 2024, he released “Bit C’est Ouais,” which was well-received locally. Pikatchou’s style blends energetic beats with traditional Ivorian rhythms, contributing to his rising presence in the local music scene.
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13 . Black Sherif – Lord I’m Amazed
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Ghanaian musician Black Sherif, known for blending highlife, hip-hop, reggae, and drill, rose to fame with “First Sermon” and “Second Sermon.” His hit “Kwaku the Traveller” topped charts, and his debut album “The Villain I Never Was” released in 2022. He has won awards like Best International Flow at the BET Hip Hop Awards and Artist of the Year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
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12 . Tamy Moyo – Mamero (w/ Silent Killer)
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Tamy Moyo, born January 5, 1998, in Harare, Zimbabwe, is known for Afro-soul music. Her breakthrough came with the single “Ndibereke” (2016). Albums include “The 18th Rollercoaster” (2016) and “Bvudzijena” (2021). She starred in the film “Gonarezhou” (2020).
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11 . Fireboy DML – Ecstasy (w/ Seun Kuti=
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Achieving widespread acclaim with his breakout hit ‘Jealous,’ Fireboy DML, born Adedamola Adefolahan in 1996 in Abeokuta, Nigeria, has emerged as a rising star in the Afrobeat scene, skillfully blending Afropop, R&B, and soul.
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10 . Willy Dumbo Tundé – Fuji (w/ Yann Bana Babanguinda)
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Willy Dumbo, born Missinhoun Emmanuel Wilfried in 1987, is an Ivorian comedian, singer, and TV host. Formerly part of the Zouglou group Tchepos, he later adopted the musical persona Tundé. His single “Fuji,” featuring Babanguida, was released in 2024. Willy hosts “Willy à Midi” on Life TV and has won awards such as the 2018 Primud for Best Comedian Singer and the 2024 NISA for Best Entertainment TV Show. His music often incorporates Naija-style influences. |
9 . Lil OG – Cherie Coco
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Lil OG is a Gambian rapper associated with the hip-hop and Coupé-Décalé genres. His discography includes “CHERIE COCO” (2025) and a remix of “BASIROU BAMBI DIBAGA” with Garanka Missané. He gained attention with his single “Fuji,” featuring Babanguida and Yann Bana, in late 2024. Lil OG’s style merges energetic beats with cultural influences. |
8 . Asake, Ludmilla – Whine
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Asake, aka Mr. Money, is a Nigerian singer from Lagos. His music incorporates Afrobeats, Fuji fusion and amapiano. H.E.R., born Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson, won the Song of the Year Grammy for “I Can’t Breathe.”
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7 . Chosen Becky – Suubi
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Chosen Becky, born Rebecca Kukiriza around 2000 in Masaka, Uganda, is a prominent Ugandan singer-songwriter. Discovered by Joseph Kiwangwa, she debuted with the hit single “Bankuza,” written by Nince Henry. Known for tracks like “Byabangi,” “Kyosaba,” and “Telemundo,” Becky initially worked under NIK Production before joining David Lutalo’s management.
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6 . SaintFloew – Chimurega
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 SaintFloew, a Zimbabwean hip-hop artist born Tawanda Mambo in 1997, gained fame with the EP “Juta Pipo” with Holy Ten. Known for the hit “Gundamwenda,” he released his album “Rise and Lead” in 2023. His track “Pamwe Wanga Usingade” became a national anthem in Zimbabwe.
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5 . Djelykaba Bintou – N’Kelenta
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Djelykaba Bintou, born Bintou Kouyaté in Fria, Guinea, is a Guinean musician blending traditional music with genres like zouk and afrobeat. Her debut album, “M’ma Affaire Mara” (2017), gained local success, followed by “Love Story” (2019) and “Diva” (2023). Recognized with awards like Best Female Artist at AFRIMA 2021, she continues to release music, including her 2025 single “N’kelenta.”
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4 . St Gambian Dream – Sanno
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 ST Gambian Dream, also known as Brikama Boyo, is a Gambian artist blending hip-hop and Afro-Manding music. He debuted with the mixtape “GA On Fire” (2010) and released his first album, “Distinction,” in 2013. Later works include “Gambiana” (2019) and “Dinding Mansa” (2021). Known for tracks like “SANNO” (2025), he combines traditional Gambian sounds with contemporary styles. ST frequently performs at major local and regional festivals and collaborates with artists like Nyancho and Dog Father.
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8 . Asake, Ludmilla – Whine
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Asake, aka Mr. Money, is a Nigerian singer from Lagos. His music incorporates Afrobeats, Fuji fusion and amapiano. H.E.R., born Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson, won the Song of the Year Grammy for “I Can’t Breathe.”
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7 . Chosen Becky – Suubi
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Chosen Becky, born Rebecca Kukiriza around 2000 in Masaka, Uganda, is a prominent Ugandan singer-songwriter. Discovered by Joseph Kiwangwa, she debuted with the hit single “Bankuza,” written by Nince Henry. Known for tracks like “Byabangi,” “Kyosaba,” and “Telemundo,” Becky initially worked under NIK Production before joining David Lutalo’s management.
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6 . SaintFloew – Chimurega
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 SaintFloew, a Zimbabwean hip-hop artist born Tawanda Mambo in 1997, gained fame with the EP “Juta Pipo” with Holy Ten. Known for the hit “Gundamwenda,” he released his album “Rise and Lead” in 2023. His track “Pamwe Wanga Usingade” became a national anthem in Zimbabwe.
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5 . Djelykaba Bintou – N’Kelenta
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Djelykaba Bintou, born Bintou Kouyaté in Fria, Guinea, is a Guinean musician blending traditional music with genres like zouk and afrobeat. Her debut album, “M’ma Affaire Mara” (2017), gained local success, followed by “Love Story” (2019) and “Diva” (2023). Recognized with awards like Best Female Artist at AFRIMA 2021, she continues to release music, including her 2025 single “N’kelenta.”
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4 . St Gambian Dream – Sanno
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 ST Gambian Dream, also known as Brikama Boyo, is a Gambian artist blending hip-hop and Afro-Manding music. He debuted with the mixtape “GA On Fire” (2010) and released his first album, “Distinction,” in 2013. Later works include “Gambiana” (2019) and “Dinding Mansa” (2021). Known for tracks like “SANNO” (2025), he combines traditional Gambian sounds with contemporary styles. ST frequently performs at major local and regional festivals and collaborates with artists like Nyancho and Dog Father.
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3 . Fadil Le Sorcier – Piment Rouge (w/ Phillbill)
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Fadil Le Sorcier is a Franco-Cameroonian musician and DJ blending traditional Cameroonian rhythms with modern music. His single “Landé” (2022) with Ko-c is inspired by the Bamoun dance style Kpalum. Other notable works include “Lâm” (2024) with LYDOL and “Piment Rouge” (2025) with PHILLBILL. Known for incorporating traditional sounds into contemporary genres, he collaborates widely with African artists.
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2 . 666RAQUEL & Boombang – Trape Li
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 666RAQUEL is a Mauritian artist specializing in dancehall and trap, associated with the 666 Armada collective. Notable releases include “Mon Revini” (2023) and collaborations like “TRAPE LI” (2024) with BOOMBANG.
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1 . Matata – Tuma Madoo
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Norwegian-based Kenyan group Matata, emerged in 2018, is known for energetic performances in the Gengetone genre. Hits like “Denge,” “Mare Mare,” and “Kata” have solidified their presence in Kenya and Norway, blending Sheng and Kikuyu in their lyrics.
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