PRESELECTED Here are the brand new African music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
56 . Jay Bahd – Owuo Safoa
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Owuo Safoa,” the second track from Jay Bahd‘s upcoming 2025 album, blends his signature drill rap with spiritual undertones. The title, translating to “Key of Death,” hints at heavier themes woven into the hard-hitting production by Jay Bunae. A figure in Ghana’s Asakaa drill movement, Jay Bahd first made waves with “Sore” in 2020, while his debut single “Condemn” further demonstrated his ability to shape the genre alongside the Asakaa Boys collective. Music video directed by : Jesse Philmz – Song featured on the album : The Return Of Okomfo Anokye 2 
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55 . Master H – Dancehall Time (w/ Capleton)
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Dancehall Time” pairs Zimbabwe’s Master H with Jamaican dancehall mainstay Capleton, weaving together two distinct yet complementary musical traditions. Produced by General ALLADIN, the track merges Zimbabwean and Jamaican influences, layering Master H‘s energetic delivery with Capleton’s signature intensity. Master H, born Hillary Marufu, navigates the Zimdancehall scene with a style that fuses Shona and Swahili, echoing Afrobeat rhythms. His work invites comparisons to the late Soul Jah Love, while Capleton’s imprint remains unmistakable, his presence lending a weight that keeps the collaboration grounded in its reggae-dancehall roots.
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54 . Veda Njucci – Mwana Pretty
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Mwana Pretty” sees Veda Njucci stepping into the spotlight with a track produced alongside Macia. Released in February 2025, the song adds another layer to his growing catalog. The Malawian artist and producer, also the founder of Bumble Vee Enterprise, follows up on his July 2024 release, “Ekhaya,” with this new project. Balancing production and lyrical delivery, he continues shaping his presence in Malawi’s music scene.
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53 . Shakira Shakiraa & Winnie Nwagi – Nze Mpako
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Nze Mpako” brings together Ugandan artists Shakira Shakiraa and Winnie Nwagi in a fusion of Afrobeats and Dancehall, released in February 2025. The title, meaning “I’m Proud” in English, sets the tone for a track that leans into self-assurance and rhythmic intensity. Shakira Shakiraa, born Shakira Kyebalaba, adds her voice to the mix, following previous singles like “Rainbow Song,” “Call Me,” and “Mwenye.” Winnie Nwagi, signed to Swangz Avenue, has built a catalog featuring tracks such as “Musawo,” “Kano Koze,” and “Matala” since gaining attention in 2014 through the Coca-Cola Rated Next talent search.
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52 . Sandrine Nnanga – Pas De Toi Sans Moi (w/ Locko)
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Pas De Toi Sans Moi” pairs Sandrine Nnanga and Locko in a bilingual exchange where Fang meets French over a fusion of Afropop and Cameroonian rhythms. Nnanga, whose journey began in a classical choir before her tenure with Macase, merges her vocal fluidity with Locko’s R&B-inflected delivery. Locko, active since 2014, inserts his own melodic finesse, weaving contemporary textures into a song that reflects both artists’ musical heritage and modern influences. Music video directed by : Adah Akenji
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51 . Wilberforce Musyoka – Agape Love
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Agape Love” finds Wilberforce Musyoka channeling 1 Corinthians 13:13 into a reflective gospel piece dissecting the weight of unconditional love. Infused with a contemplative sincerity, the track unfolds as a meditation on the essence of faith-driven compassion, positioning divine love as both an anchor and a challenge. Musyoka presents agape as more than sentiment—an active, transformative force shaping the believer’s path.
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50 . Bushali – Tugendane
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Tugendane” is a track by Rwandan rapper and songwriter Bushali, released in 2024 with production by Hervis Beatz. A leading figure in Kinyatrap, a fusion of trap and Kinyarwanda, Bushali channels urban Rwandan life through unpredictable melodies and intricate lyricism. Since debuting with “Tabati” in 2018, he has refined his approach, weaving Rwandan dialects into contemporary hip-hop, shaping a distinct presence in East African rap.
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49 . Burna Boy – Update
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Update” arrives in February 2025, with Burna Boy weaving his signature Afrobeats cadence over a production by P2J, whose credits include work with Beyoncé and Tems. The track samples Soul II Soul’s 1989 hit “Back to Life (However Do You Want Me),” folding a piece of R&B history into its rhythmic fabric. Burna Boy, born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, counts a Grammy win for “Twice as Tall” in 2021 among his career milestones, along with a spot on TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in 2024. Music video directed by : No Sign Of Weakness – Song featured on the album : No Sign Of Weakness
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48 . Oxlade – Ololufe (w/ Sarkodie)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Ololufe” pairs Nigerian singer Oxlade with Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie in a fusion of Afrobeats and highlife. Released in 2024 as part of Oxlade’s debut studio album, the track layers his falsetto over Sarkodie’s rap, with lyrics in English and Yoruba centering on love and relationships. Oxlade, born Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman in Lagos, left Lagos State University to pursue music in 2018, later gaining prominence with “Away” in 2020. His collaborations span artists like Davido, Wizkid, and Mayorkun, blending Afrobeats, R&B, and soul influences. Music video directed by : Ella Raaye – Song featured on the album : Ofa (Oxlade From Africa)
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47 . Makhadzi Entertainment – Gokwani (w/ Mizo Phyll)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Gokwani” brings together Makhadzi Entertainment and Mizo Phyll in a fusion of traditional Venda rhythms and contemporary pop. Makhadzi Entertainment, born Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona in Limpopo, built her career from street performances, crafting a style defined by energetic beats and Tshivenda lyrics. Her collaborations span the South African music scene, including work with Master KG, while albums like “Kokovha” (2020) showcase her evolving sound. Song featured on the album : Miracle Child
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46 . Calad – Raha
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Raha” finds Calad weaving Afrobeats with Bongo Flava, laying out a rhythmic landscape that moves with precision. The Swahili title, meaning “joy,” sets up a track that leans into uplifting grooves without overindulgence. February 2025 marks its release, adding to a catalog that includes “Daima” and “Surrender.” Calad keeps the production tight, focusing on fluid beats and a melodic approach that sidesteps excess. Music video directed by : Hanscana
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45 . Uncle Chumi – Gwokute Gwobba
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Gwokute Gwobba” arrives as Uncle Chumi’s latest single, weaving her TikTok-honed charisma into an Afro-beat groove. She steps beyond viral clips, channeling her social media presence into a music career driven by a flair for performance. In a Sanyuka TV interview, she reflects on this shift, citing creative expression as her driving force. Her rhythmic delivery rides the beat with ease, shaping a track that mirrors her transition from online personality to recording artist. Music video directed by : Alex Poper |
44 . Kosar & Flattboy – Kinbra
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Kinbra” brings together Congolese artists Kosar and Flattboy, linking Kinshasa and Brazzaville through Ndombolo and Afrobeat influences. The track reflects their ongoing collaboration, following releases like “Godo Godo (Remix)” and “Ka Bongo.” The official video includes appearances by Paterne Maestro, Fellow, Pozo Charabia, Shii, D.Nova, and Bolo. Kosar and Flattboy, active since 2020, continue shaping the Central African music scene.
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49 . Burna Boy – Update
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Update” arrives in February 2025, with Burna Boy weaving his signature Afrobeats cadence over a production by P2J, whose credits include work with Beyoncé and Tems. The track samples Soul II Soul’s 1989 hit “Back to Life (However Do You Want Me),” folding a piece of R&B history into its rhythmic fabric. Burna Boy, born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, counts a Grammy win for “Twice as Tall” in 2021 among his career milestones, along with a spot on TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in 2024. Music video directed by : No Sign Of Weakness – Song featured on the album : No Sign Of Weakness
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48 . Oxlade – Ololufe (w/ Sarkodie)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Ololufe” pairs Nigerian singer Oxlade with Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie in a fusion of Afrobeats and highlife. Released in 2024 as part of Oxlade’s debut studio album, the track layers his falsetto over Sarkodie’s rap, with lyrics in English and Yoruba centering on love and relationships. Oxlade, born Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman in Lagos, left Lagos State University to pursue music in 2018, later gaining prominence with “Away” in 2020. His collaborations span artists like Davido, Wizkid, and Mayorkun, blending Afrobeats, R&B, and soul influences. Music video directed by : Ella Raaye – Song featured on the album : Ofa (Oxlade From Africa)
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47 . Makhadzi Entertainment – Gokwani (w/ Mizo Phyll)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Gokwani” brings together Makhadzi Entertainment and Mizo Phyll in a fusion of traditional Venda rhythms and contemporary pop. Makhadzi Entertainment, born Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona in Limpopo, built her career from street performances, crafting a style defined by energetic beats and Tshivenda lyrics. Her collaborations span the South African music scene, including work with Master KG, while albums like “Kokovha” (2020) showcase her evolving sound. Song featured on the album : Miracle Child
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46 . Calad – Raha
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Raha” finds Calad weaving Afrobeats with Bongo Flava, laying out a rhythmic landscape that moves with precision. The Swahili title, meaning “joy,” sets up a track that leans into uplifting grooves without overindulgence. February 2025 marks its release, adding to a catalog that includes “Daima” and “Surrender.” Calad keeps the production tight, focusing on fluid beats and a melodic approach that sidesteps excess. Music video directed by : Hanscana
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45 . Uncle Chumi – Gwokute Gwobba
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Gwokute Gwobba” arrives as Uncle Chumi’s latest single, weaving her TikTok-honed charisma into an Afro-beat groove. She steps beyond viral clips, channeling her social media presence into a music career driven by a flair for performance. In a Sanyuka TV interview, she reflects on this shift, citing creative expression as her driving force. Her rhythmic delivery rides the beat with ease, shaping a track that mirrors her transition from online personality to recording artist. Music video directed by : Alex Poper |
44 . Kosar & Flattboy – Kinbra
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Kinbra” brings together Congolese artists Kosar and Flattboy, linking Kinshasa and Brazzaville through Ndombolo and Afrobeat influences. The track reflects their ongoing collaboration, following releases like “Godo Godo (Remix)” and “Ka Bongo.” The official video includes appearances by Paterne Maestro, Fellow, Pozo Charabia, Shii, D.Nova, and Bolo. Kosar and Flattboy, active since 2020, continue shaping the Central African music scene.
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43 . Sethlo – C’est Chaud (w/ King Kuame)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“C’est Chaud” sees Togolese artists Sethlo and King Kuame merge drill and rap into a charged collaboration, released in January 2025. Sethlo, whose real name remains undisclosed, continues to build his catalog with tracks like “Kpètè” and “Akpesse.” King Kuame, also known as King Kwame, has been making his way through Togo’s music scene, adding his voice to this release.
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42 . Kaewa Superstars – Susu Ng’Anguyo
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Susu Ng’Anguyo” by Kaewa Superstars, led by Dr. Brian Manthi, pays homage to grandmothers, recognizing their influence and wisdom. Sung in Kikamba, the track channels a reverence that transcends mere nostalgia. The band moves fluidly across genres, incorporating traditional Kenyan sounds with contemporary elements. Their catalog includes “Kasweet Kakwa,” which portrays historical affections in Bantu, Cushite, Nilote, and Semite communities, and “Janet Mwiitu wa Mbiti,” a nod to letter-writing romances.
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41 . HD Empire – One Day Christmas (w/ Chef 187)
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“One Day Christmas” merges HD Empire’s dynamic style with Chef 187’s incisive lyricism, crafting a holiday-themed hip-hop track that strays from the usual seasonal clichés. HD Empire, formed by Chris Mwango (“Chris Kalulete”) and Paul Kapindula (“Slim Cheyz”), injects Zambian influences into modern hip-hop. Chef 187, active since 2005, plays with intricate wordplay and rhythmic fluidity, his name a nod to both craftsmanship and an audacious claim of lyrical dominance.
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40 . Master Virus – Ao Loka
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
Master Virus, a fixture in the Congolese music scene since the early 2010s, merges traditional rhythms with modern urban textures in “Ao Loka.” The song pairs his unmistakable voice with a beat that leans into Congolese musical traditions, laced with contemporary influences. The energy is undeniable, the groove unmistakable, making it a natural fit for aficionados of rumba, soukous, and ndombolo. His collaborations include DJ Amaroula on “Libulu,” produced by Kebs. |
39 . Moms Loup – Temps Additionnel 5 Min
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Temps Additionnel 5 Min” by Moms Loup blends Malian traditional music with urban sounds, shaping a distinct sonic identity. The title, translating to “5 Minutes Extra Time,” gestures toward a football metaphor, a staple in African music. Lyrically, the song reflects on social realities and daily struggles in Mali. Signed to Berthe Family, Moms Loup has been active since the early 2020s, gradually expanding his reach beyond Mali’s borders. Previous tracks like “ABU FAGA” and “Maman” have contributed to his growing catalog. Music video directed by : Kams Production
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38 . Mercy Chinwo – My Lover [Live]
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Mercy Chinwo‘s “My Lover (Live)” is a gospel song released in 2024 as part of her album “Overwhelming Victory.” The live performance showcases Chinwo’s powerful vocals and her ability to lead worship. The song blends English and Nigerian Pidgin lyrics, expressing devotion to God as the ultimate lover and provider. The track features an uplifting melody, call-and-response sections, and repetitive phrases that encourage audience participation. Chinwo, born in Nigeria, gained recognition after winning Nigerian Idol in 2012. She transitioned to gospel music, signing with EeZee Conceptz in 2017. Known for hit singles like “Excess Love,” Chinwo has collaborated with other gospel artists and won several awards in the industry.
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37 . Sidy Diop – Damala Nop
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Sidy Diop, a Senegalese musician, released “Damala Nop” in February 2025, blending traditional Senegalese rhythms with contemporary pop elements. The song’s Wolof lyrics explore love and relationships, gaining popularity on social media with dance challenges and lip-sync videos. Featured in the TV series “Bété Bété,” the song contributed to Diop’s decade-long musical career, known for versatility in genres like mbalax and reggae, collaborating with artists like Baye Niass and Sagar Ndiaye. Music video directed by : Zbest |
38 . Mercy Chinwo – My Lover [Live]
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Mercy Chinwo‘s “My Lover (Live)” is a gospel song released in 2024 as part of her album “Overwhelming Victory.” The live performance showcases Chinwo’s powerful vocals and her ability to lead worship. The song blends English and Nigerian Pidgin lyrics, expressing devotion to God as the ultimate lover and provider. The track features an uplifting melody, call-and-response sections, and repetitive phrases that encourage audience participation. Chinwo, born in Nigeria, gained recognition after winning Nigerian Idol in 2012. She transitioned to gospel music, signing with EeZee Conceptz in 2017. Known for hit singles like “Excess Love,” Chinwo has collaborated with other gospel artists and won several awards in the industry.
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37 . Sidy Diop – Damala Nop
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Sidy Diop, a Senegalese musician, released “Damala Nop” in February 2025, blending traditional Senegalese rhythms with contemporary pop elements. The song’s Wolof lyrics explore love and relationships, gaining popularity on social media with dance challenges and lip-sync videos. Featured in the TV series “Bété Bété,” the song contributed to Diop’s decade-long musical career, known for versatility in genres like mbalax and reggae, collaborating with artists like Baye Niass and Sagar Ndiaye. Music video directed by : Zbest |
36 . Bruce Melodie – Oya
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Bruce Melodie released “Oya” as a single in February 2025, showcasing his blend of Afrobeats and R&B. Born Itahiwacu Bruce on March 3, 1992, he’s a prominent Rwandan singer who began in church choirs. With awards like Best RnB Artist at the 2014 Salax Awards and Artist of the Year at the 2021 The Choice Awards, he’s made his mark in East African music. In 2023, he won Best Rwandan Artist at the Trace Awards and collaborated with artists like Shaggy. Known for business ventures like ISIBO TV and endorsements with BROK, MTN, Airtel, and Infinix. Music video directed by : Methode – Song featured on the album : Colorful Generation
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35 . Timaya, Flavour & Yung Alpha – Odeshi
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Released in February 202, “Odeshi” is a collaborative single featuring Nigerian artists Timaya, Flavour, and Yung Alpha. The track seamlessly merges the distinct styles of these Afrobeats stars, highlighting their individual skills while delivering a unified musical experience. Timaya, known for hits like “Dem Mama,” has made a significant impact on dancehall and Afrobeats with albums such as “True Story” (2007) and “Gratitude” (2020). Flavour, recognized for tracks like “Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix),” is acclaimed for his versatility in singing Igbo, English, and Pidgin English. Yung Alpha, a rising producer and artist, is adding his unique touch to the evolution of Afrobeats.
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34 . Koffi Olomide & Cindy Le Cœur – Justice
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
“Justice” is a musical collaboration between Koffi Olomidé and Cindy Le Cœur, released in February 2025. The song addresses themes such as corruption and injustices in the Democratic Republic of Congo, criticizing the leaders responsible for these issues. Koffi Olomidé, also known as the “King of Ndombolo,” gained fame with his third studio album, “Diva,” in 198, introducing his signature Tcha Tcho style. Cindy Le Cœur, associated with Quartier Latin International and known for her vocal versatility, has won awards for her solo work, including the Kora Award for “Best Female Artist in Central Africa.” Music video directed by : Etienne Pro
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33 . Madano – Sweet Vanilla (w/ Fanicko)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Madano, born in Cotonou, Benin, is an Afrobeat musician blending traditional African rhythms with contemporary sounds. His collaboration with Fanicko on “Sweet Vanilla” showcases his versatility in the African music scene. The song, released in February 2025, features a catchy melody and infectious beats characteristic of Madano‘s style, blending Afrobeat and modern pop elements. Partly in French, the lyrics reflect Benin’s linguistic diversity. Madano‘s career began in 2013 in Morocco, gaining recognition in student movements. Meeting Sidiki Diabaté in 2016 led to his return to Benin in 2017, releasing his first single with Gigi. This collaboration attracted Kary Lodjou’s attention, resulting in a contract with Vodoun Yehoué Music. In 2018, “Wédou Wédou” boosted his popularity, and his participation in the “La Force” project solidified his presence in the Beninese music scene.
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32 . Adekunle Gold – Obimo
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Adekunle Gold released his single “Obimo” in February 202, infusing Afrobeats, amapiano, and R&B into a rich musical blend. The song delves into love’s various facets beyond romance, exploring themes of friendship, family, and community. Through heartfelt lyrics, Adekunle Gold conveys deep devotion and longing, expressing sentiments like “Loving you is primary, only you, no plan B.” The accompanying music video features Tobe Nwigwe and Fat Nwigwe, showcasing diverse forms of love. Having evolved from highlife and folk influences, Adekunle Gold‘s musical style now merges Afropop and Afrobeats for a unique sound. Music video directed by : Adekunle Gold, Ceojay
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31 . El Miliaro – My Bitch (w/ Koffi Wisen)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
El Miliaro has released “My Bitch,” a collaborative single featuring Koffi Wisen, in February 2025. The track combines musical styles, blending El Miliaro‘s unique sound with Koffi Wisen’s vocal contributions, produced by Aash on the Beat under the “More than Music” label. El Miliaro, a prominent Togolese artist in the hip-hop scene, has added various singles to his discography, including “Alleluia” (2024), “Éponyme (Mili Mili)” (2023), and “Mignonne” (2023). “My Bitch” is a significant milestone in El Miliaro‘s career, joining notable works like the “Winner” album released in 2021 with tracks such as “Jessica” and “Bientôt.” Collaborations with Tony X on the 2022 single “Chocolat” and 2023 singles like “Éponyme (Mili Mili),” “Mignonne,” and “Ah Bon (Qui a dit ça)” have further enriched El Miliaro‘s collection. Music video directed by : Emmanuel Seoute
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30 . 3P 4Na5 & Flex ZM – Indoshi (w/ T-Sean)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
3P 4Na5 & Flex – zm (w/ T-Sean Indoshi) is a collaborative track featuring Zambian artists 3P 4Na Flex zm and T-Sean. Titled “Indoshi,” the song was released in late January 2025, showcasing the unique styles of these Zambian musicians. 3P 4na5 is an active Zambian musical artist, known for recent works like “Tell Them” featuring Jemax and “Ipalo” with Seth Zambia released about two years ago.
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29 . Harmonize – Furaha
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Released in February 2025, Harmonize‘s “Furaha” is a Bongo Flava track that delves into themes of happiness and contentment, contrasting raha with genuine joy. Produced by Kimambo and mixed by Cukie Dady, the song features smooth melodies and heartfelt lyrics that showcase Harmonize‘s profound understanding of life. Born Rajabu Abdul Kahali in Mtwara, Tanzania, in 1994, Harmonize, also known as Konde Boy, kicked off his musical journey in 2015 with “Aiyola” and gained traction through collaborations with Diamond Platnumz. His distinctive blend of Bongo Flava and Afro-pop has earned him a substantial following in East Africa and beyond, further magnified by partnerships with artists like Yemi Alade and Morgan Heritage.
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28 . Black Sherif, Fireboy DML – So It Goes
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
The collaborative single “So It Goes” by Black Sherif and Fireboy DML was released in January 2025. Produced by Louddaaa and SamSney, the song delves into themes of struggle, ambition, and perseverance. The music video portrays Black Sherif as a wounded soldier, symbolizing the hardships of chasing success. Black Sherif gained fame in 2020 with hits like “Money” and “Destiny,” while Fireboy DML rose to prominence with tracks like “Vibration” and “Peru” featuring Ed Sheeran.
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27 . Team Paiya – En Kinmin (w/ Le Grand Homme)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Team Paiya, an Afrobeats group from Côte d’Ivoire, released “En Kinmin” featuring Le Grand Homme in February 2025. The group is recognized for collaborations with other Ivorian artists, expanding their list of notable partnerships. Extremely active in the Afrobeats scene, Team Paiya has released various singles and EPs since their formation. Their discography includes tracks like “Taper créer,” “Il arrive,” “Remontada,” and “IIPEA C’EST ZO.” Additionally, they have been featured on tracks like “Coup du marteau” by Tam Sir, showcasing their consistent presence in the musical landscape. Music video directed by : Sam Pc (Wonder Box)
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26 . Kerozen – C’Est Son Temps
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
DJ Kerozen, the Ivorian singer, released the single “C’Est Son Temps” in February 2025. The track features his signature Coupé-décalé style and conveys a message about success, timing, and supporting others. Born in Yopougon, Côte d’Ivoire, Kerozen started his music career in 2004, gaining recognition in the genre. He has won awards like Primud d’or in 2021 and Best West African Artist at Kundé 2019.
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29 . Harmonize – Furaha
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Released in February 2025, Harmonize‘s “Furaha” is a Bongo Flava track that delves into themes of happiness and contentment, contrasting raha with genuine joy. Produced by Kimambo and mixed by Cukie Dady, the song features smooth melodies and heartfelt lyrics that showcase Harmonize‘s profound understanding of life. Born Rajabu Abdul Kahali in Mtwara, Tanzania, in 1994, Harmonize, also known as Konde Boy, kicked off his musical journey in 2015 with “Aiyola” and gained traction through collaborations with Diamond Platnumz. His distinctive blend of Bongo Flava and Afro-pop has earned him a substantial following in East Africa and beyond, further magnified by partnerships with artists like Yemi Alade and Morgan Heritage.
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28 . Black Sherif, Fireboy DML – So It Goes
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
The collaborative single “So It Goes” by Black Sherif and Fireboy DML was released in January 2025. Produced by Louddaaa and SamSney, the song delves into themes of struggle, ambition, and perseverance. The music video portrays Black Sherif as a wounded soldier, symbolizing the hardships of chasing success. Black Sherif gained fame in 2020 with hits like “Money” and “Destiny,” while Fireboy DML rose to prominence with tracks like “Vibration” and “Peru” featuring Ed Sheeran.
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27 . Team Paiya – En Kinmin (w/ Le Grand Homme)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Team Paiya, an Afrobeats group from Côte d’Ivoire, released “En Kinmin” featuring Le Grand Homme in February 2025. The group is recognized for collaborations with other Ivorian artists, expanding their list of notable partnerships. Extremely active in the Afrobeats scene, Team Paiya has released various singles and EPs since their formation. Their discography includes tracks like “Taper créer,” “Il arrive,” “Remontada,” and “IIPEA C’EST ZO.” Additionally, they have been featured on tracks like “Coup du marteau” by Tam Sir, showcasing their consistent presence in the musical landscape. Music video directed by : Sam Pc (Wonder Box)
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26 . Kerozen – C’Est Son Temps
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
DJ Kerozen, the Ivorian singer, released the single “C’Est Son Temps” in February 2025. The track features his signature Coupé-décalé style and conveys a message about success, timing, and supporting others. Born in Yopougon, Côte d’Ivoire, Kerozen started his music career in 2004, gaining recognition in the genre. He has won awards like Primud d’or in 2021 and Best West African Artist at Kundé 2019.
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25 . Naledi Aphiwe & Mawelele – Romeo & Juliet
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Naledi Aphiwe & Mawelele’s “Romeo & Juliet” is an R&B ballad infused with afro-soul elements, featuring delicate piano melodies and guitar strings. The track, spanning five minutes, showcases the musical interplay between the two artists, punctuated by moments of tension and groove. Drawing parallels to the iconic Shakespearean lovers, the lyrics highlight themes of unyielding love amidst adversity. Mawelele introduces the chorus in Zulu, adding cultural depth to the narrative. A notable collaboration between the award-winning Naledi Aphiwe and the talented Mawelele under the Umuthi label. Their musical dialogue echoes the sentiment of timeless love through a contemporary lens.
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24 . Ruger – Jay Jay
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Ruger released “Jay Jay” on February 2025 as a single, paying homage to Nigerian football legend Jay-Jay Okocha known for his skillful dribbling. “Jay Jay” showcases Ruger‘s Afrobeat sound, blending melodies with rhythmic percussion. The track follows Ruger‘s hit collaboration “Toma Toma” featuring Tiwa Savage. Ruger rose to prominence in 2021 with his debut EP “Pandemic” and gained recognition with singles like “Bounce” and “Dior.” Signed to D’Prince’s Jonzing World record label, a subsidiary of Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records, Ruger is known for his eye patch, part of his stage persona.
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23 . Choisie Basolua – Ekomama
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Choisie Basolua, a gospel musician from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), initiated her musical career at 3 years old in 1999. Her song “Ekomama” is a heartfelt gospel track performed acoustically, revealing Basolua’s vocal prowess. Additionally, she released tracks like “CPLP” and “Seigneur,” a tribute to Marie Misamu. Collaborating with artists like Mike Flor Mulumba on “Unikumbuke,” released in 2021, she embraces social causes through her FED association. Basolua’s music has found a following on platforms like TikTok, showcasing her talent beyond DRC’s borders.
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22 . Isma IP – Liif
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Isma IP, also known as Ismaipmusic, is a Somali singer, songwriter, and dancer who primarily focuses on Somali music while incorporating elements from other genres. His track “Liif” gained popularity in 2025, showcasing his versatility as an artist. The song features Isma IP‘s signature blend of traditional Somali melodies with contemporary production, created in collaboration with producer Emage. As a multifaceted artist, Isma IP is known for his skills as a melody master, often incorporating dance elements into his performances. His discography includes other notable releases such as “Juuro,” which was remastered in 2024, and the single “Mermaid Song.” Isma IP‘s music often explores themes of love, cultural identity, and social issues relevant to Somali youth. Music video directed by : Kurbo Studio – Song featured on the album : Love
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21 . Chile One Mrzambia – Ambuye (w/ Joshua NN)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Released in February 2025, “Ambuye” by Zambian musician Chile One MrZambia, featuring Joshua NN, is a notable addition to his musical catalog, joining hits like “I Love You,” “Back Again,” and “Tiliko.” Known by his real name Obed Chileshe, Chile One MrZambia demonstrates his collaborative prowess with Joshua NN, reflecting the vibrant Zambian music scene. Hailing from Chililabombwe, the artist gained recognition with “Fweba Ku Chaume” and won five awards at the 2022 Kwacha Music Awards, showcasing a blend of local influences and contemporary styles in his music.
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20 . Ayo Maff – Panic
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Ayo Maff‘s “Panic” is a single that dropped in January 2025, showcasing his unique blend of Afrobeats and contemporary R&B with smooth vocals over rhythmic production. The video, filmed in Lagos, Nigeria, features urban settings that mirror the song’s themes of anxiety and emotional turmoil. Born Ayomide Fashola in Lagos, Nigeria, Ayo Maff started his music career in 2022, collaborating with artists like Fireboy DML on “Dealer” and Blaqbonez on “Louder,” solidifying his status as a rising star in the Nigerian music scene. |
19 . Asake – Why Love
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Why Love” sees Asake layering his signature vocals over Magicsticks’ production, weaving Amapiano and Afrobeats into a hypnotic blend of booming log drums and chant-like refrains. The lyrics probe the emotional contradictions of romance, offering introspection beneath an infectious, club-ready veneer. With this release, Asake steps into independence following his split from YBNL, marking a shift in his trajectory. Born Ahmed Ololade, he emerged in the early 2020s, merging Yoruba influences with modern Afrobeats.
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18 . Lil Dou – Kana Siran
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Lil Dou‘s “Kana Siran” lands in January 2025, delivering a charged blend of Malian rap with Pizzaro handling production. Malick Kasse, known as Lil Dou, performs and pens the track, firing rapid verses in Bambara over an insistent beat. The title, translating to “Don’t be afraid,” mirrors his assertive delivery. Rooted in Bamako, he weaves traditional kora and balafon into his sound, extending his reach through collaborations like his freestyle with Ivorian artist Marho.
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17 . Safi Diabate – Serre Kaba
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Safi Diabaté releases “Serre KABA,” stirring anticipation among her “Soldats Matures” following. Hailing from Bamako, she navigates Malian musical traditions with a modern sensibility. Her involvement in the “Playing For Change” project links her to “Mama Africa,” showcasing her vocal contribution. Previous singles such as “A KA OUI” (2020), “AMARA SYLLA” (2022), and “Binai Sora” (2024) trace her evolving artistic journey.
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19 . Asake – Why Love
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Why Love” sees Asake layering his signature vocals over Magicsticks’ production, weaving Amapiano and Afrobeats into a hypnotic blend of booming log drums and chant-like refrains. The lyrics probe the emotional contradictions of romance, offering introspection beneath an infectious, club-ready veneer. With this release, Asake steps into independence following his split from YBNL, marking a shift in his trajectory. Born Ahmed Ololade, he emerged in the early 2020s, merging Yoruba influences with modern Afrobeats.
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18 . Lil Dou – Kana Siran
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Lil Dou‘s “Kana Siran” lands in January 2025, delivering a charged blend of Malian rap with Pizzaro handling production. Malick Kasse, known as Lil Dou, performs and pens the track, firing rapid verses in Bambara over an insistent beat. The title, translating to “Don’t be afraid,” mirrors his assertive delivery. Rooted in Bamako, he weaves traditional kora and balafon into his sound, extending his reach through collaborations like his freestyle with Ivorian artist Marho.
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17 . Safi Diabate – Serre Kaba
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Safi Diabaté releases “Serre KABA,” stirring anticipation among her “Soldats Matures” following. Hailing from Bamako, she navigates Malian musical traditions with a modern sensibility. Her involvement in the “Playing For Change” project links her to “Mama Africa,” showcasing her vocal contribution. Previous singles such as “A KA OUI” (2020), “AMARA SYLLA” (2022), and “Binai Sora” (2024) trace her evolving artistic journey.
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16 . Omizzy – Danfo Driver [Remix] (w/ Zlatan)
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Danfo Driver [Remix]” drapes Omizzy’s street-honed Afrobeats in Zlatan Ibile’s unmistakable swagger, reworking the original track with a grittier edge. Anchored in Lagos’s chaotic minibus culture, the track keeps its rhythmic pulse rooted in everyday hustle. Omizzy, an Ogun State native who honed his sound in Surulere, Lagos, filters his experiences into a blend of Afrobeats and hip-hop. The single arrives under PG Records, with a Lagos-shot video amplifying its street pedigree. Music video directed by : Olu The Wave
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15 . Shado Chris – Béni (w/ Skales)
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Béni” pairs Ivorian producer-turned-performer Shado Chris with Nigerian singer Skales in a cross-border fusion of Afrobeats and Trap. The title, meaning “blessed” in French, reflects the track’s confident energy, shaped by Shado Chris’s Afro-Electrap sound. Before stepping into the spotlight, he built his name crafting beats, later developing a style that merges African rhythms with electronic textures. His catalog includes “Kitadi,” “Pehi Sair,” and “Cabri Mort.”
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14 . Young-Bg – N’Na
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Young-Bg, also known as Young BG Officiel, releases “N’na” as a single in January 2025. Operating within the Malian music scene since at least 2022, he builds a catalog that includes singles and EPs. Before “N’na,” he puts out “Intro” (2024), “Fôlé” (EP, 2022), “Siguida” (2022), and “Sanata” (2022). His activities extend beyond music, as seen in his 2022 partnership with a beverage company for the track “Double Seven.” Music video directed by : Kams Prod
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13 . Faby Bokira – Confuse
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Faby Bokira steps into the spotlight with “Confuse,” a track that plays with rhythm and emotion in equal measure. Born Mamadou Alpha Baldé in Kouramangui, Labé, the Guinean artist found his footing in Dakar in 2001, refining his approach to contemporary African music. His career has seen collaborations with names like Djulde and TBS SKYBOYZ, as reflected in “MI NANI,” adding layers to his growing discography. Music video directed by : Loyal Dream
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12 . Jojo Le Barbu – Non Hein
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Non Hein” channels Jojo Le Barbu’s unmistakable wit and energy, weaving humor into a beat-driven canvas. Introducing himself as “le Barbu” and “Enfant de Barbarita,” he amplifies his persona with a mix of mischief and rhythm. Thierry Ange Mohamed, beard as signature as his sound, continues his musical trajectory following his 2022 album “BARBARIE.” The track pulses with lively delivery, playfully nodding to his eccentric identity.
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11 . Mister Christ – Abé Tchitchila
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Mister Christ delivers “Abé Tchitchila,” a rapid-fire display of his signature flow, slipping effortlessly between French and Nouchi, Ivory Coast’s street slang. The title, loosely translating to “It’s going to be hot,” mirrors the track’s feverish energy. Since the early 2020s, he has carved a space in Ivory Coast’s underground rap scene, dropping mixtapes and singles, including “200 Milliards,” “Bonnie & Clyde” with Emmanho, and “Au bout de mes rêves.” Music video directed by : Tdj
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10 . Drimz – View Once (w/ Brokenhill Emmy)
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Blending local rhythms with global influences, “View Once” pairs Drimz with BrokenHill Emmy for a bilingual track weaving English with a Zambian language. Drimz, born Lota Mandevu in Kabwe, Zambia, on September 24, 1985, steps into familiar territory, merging melodic hooks with contemporary production. Having emerged in the early 2010s, he has collaborated with artists such as Macky2 and Y Celeb, shaping his presence within Zambia’s evolving music scene.
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9 . Sindika – Samira Drill 13
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Samira Drill 13” lands in Côte d’Ivoire’s drill rap scene with Sindika orchestrating a track that aligns with the genre’s expanding influence in the region. Under the alias KEEZY, Sindika navigates both Ivorian and Congolese rap circles, steadily releasing music. His catalog includes “OMERTA #Recto” (2022) and “Omerta (Verso)” (2023), featuring collaborations like “NAS,” “Apollo 13” with Didi B, and “OMERTA.”
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8 . Sharma Boy – Woah
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Woah” merges traditional Somali rhythms with contemporary hip-hop beats, creating a sound that reflects Sharma Boy’s musical evolution. Born in 1998 in Burtinle and raised in Mogadishu, he develops an early passion for music despite social stigma and political uncertainty. By June 2022, he relocates to the United States, a shift that broadens his artistic reach and exposes his work to a more diverse audience.
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7 . Enfant Noir – Sira
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Sira” drops as Enfant Noir’s latest entry, threading drill’s hard-edged pulse through the contours of Malian hip-hop. Known for “Camarala Drill” and “Waraba Kouma,” he stitches together taut rhythms and lyrical precision, extending the freestyle ethos that underpins his catalog. The track moves with urgency, carrying the weight of its sonic lineage while pushing tempo and texture into new terrain. Music video directed by : Kams Prod
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9 . Sindika – Samira Drill 13
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Samira Drill 13” lands in Côte d’Ivoire’s drill rap scene with Sindika orchestrating a track that aligns with the genre’s expanding influence in the region. Under the alias KEEZY, Sindika navigates both Ivorian and Congolese rap circles, steadily releasing music. His catalog includes “OMERTA #Recto” (2022) and “Omerta (Verso)” (2023), featuring collaborations like “NAS,” “Apollo 13” with Didi B, and “OMERTA.”
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8 . Sharma Boy – Woah
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Woah” merges traditional Somali rhythms with contemporary hip-hop beats, creating a sound that reflects Sharma Boy’s musical evolution. Born in 1998 in Burtinle and raised in Mogadishu, he develops an early passion for music despite social stigma and political uncertainty. By June 2022, he relocates to the United States, a shift that broadens his artistic reach and exposes his work to a more diverse audience.
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7 . Enfant Noir – Sira
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Sira” drops as Enfant Noir’s latest entry, threading drill’s hard-edged pulse through the contours of Malian hip-hop. Known for “Camarala Drill” and “Waraba Kouma,” he stitches together taut rhythms and lyrical precision, extending the freestyle ethos that underpins his catalog. The track moves with urgency, carrying the weight of its sonic lineage while pushing tempo and texture into new terrain. Music video directed by : Kams Prod
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6 . Joyce Blessing – Correct (w/ King Paluta)
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Correct” pairs Joyce Blessing‘s commanding voice with King Paluta’s rap, weaving gospel themes into a contemporary sonic backdrop. Released in January 2025 through Ziiki Media, the track merges traditional African rhythms with modern production. Joyce Blessing, born August 15, 1989, in Accra, has been active since 2013 with her debut album “Heavy Price.” King Paluta, born Thomas Adjei Wireko, is a Ghanaian rapper collaborating across genres. Music video directed by : Director Abass
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5 . Tony X – Jubilate (w/ Ralycia)
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Jubilate” brings Tony X‘s Afrobeat rhythms into conversation with Ralycia’s vocals, creating an interplay of energy and melody. Set for release in January 2025, the track reflects a fusion of African instrumentation and contemporary grooves. Tony X, originally from Benin City, Nigeria, crafts a sound shaped by both tradition and innovation. His catalog includes “Twerk Nam,” “Djidoula,” “La Conviance,” “Picoter,” and “Tokoloto,” tackling themes of love, unity, and social justice. His 2023 album, “Bye,” marks another step in his evolving style.
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4 . Miracle Chinga – Mchipululu
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
Miracle Chinga‘s “Mchipululu” is a gospel song released in February 2025. Daughter of the late Malawian gospel singer Grace Chinga, Miracle follows the family tradition, shaping her own path in the genre. Grace Chinga, who passed away in March 2016, was a songwriter and vocalist whose influence is evident in her daughter’s career. Miracle has released several singles, including “Mulungu Pondilenga,” produced by her brother Steve Spesho. Her discography includes “Mwapambana,” “Ndiyemwe Uja,” and “Hossanah,” released between 2018 and 2019. Based in Blantyre, she remains active in Malawi’s gospel scene. Steve Spesho, also a gospel artist, contributes to the family’s musical lineage.
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3 . Stonebwoy – Overlord (w/ Jahmiel, 10Tik & Larruso)
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Overlord” brings together Stonebwoy, Jamaican reggae artist Jahmiel, Ghanaian rapper 10Tik, and dancehall artist Larruso in a collaboration that merges Afro-dancehall energy with street-hardened lyricism. Originally produced by Streetbeatz and released in December 2023, the track later resurfaces with its remix, announced in February 2025. Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla, crosses genre lines, blending dancehall with African rhythms, a formula that led to his presence on the Billboard charts.
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2 . Joel Lwaga – Olodumare
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Olodumare” brings together Kiswahili, Pidgin, and English in a gospel anthem by Tanzanian artist Joel Lwaga. Produced by Allan Edward Pyuza, the track takes its title from a Yoruba term for the supreme creator, anchoring its lyrics in themes of divine support, protection, and grace. Joel Lwaga, a minister and recording artist, runs Heaven Culture Entertainment (HCE), with a discography that includes “Sitabaki Nilivyo,” “Thamani EP,” and “Trust EP.” His catalog features tracks such as “Umejua Kunifurahisha,” “Mimi Ni wa Juu,” “Nafasi Nyingine,” and “Usipigane.”
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1 . Dizmo – Father Of The Year (w/ 76 Drums)
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
Dizmo steps into 2025 with “Father of the Year,” a track where his signature delivery meets 76 Drums’ contribution, shaping a sound that balances weight and fluidity. Layered within the verses is a reflection on fatherhood, steering clear of sentimentality while emphasizing the enduring imprint of parental influence. The production holds steady, letting the lyrics dictate the movement, ensuring the message remains front and center. Music video directed by : Sammie Dee & Kingson Kaking
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