| Didi B, Chef 187, Young Trexy, Tazeboy, Poco Lee, Ralycia, Falz, Aguilaaa, Mocco Genius, Dully Sykes, Diameter Pallet, Chito Kaharam, Jemax, Marioo, Ghix, Alex Kasau Katombi, Fally Ipupa, Alikiba, Mariam Ba, Yacou B OG, Gustavie Mbemba, Enzo Ishall, Deyrah, Nel Ngabo, Ghost Mafician, Winky D, Lil Kellz, Mulix, Hanad Bandz, Mostafe Kante, Alor G, Lydia Jazmine, Iba One, They are the African artists in the music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and musical or visual liking. |
54 . Didi B – Igbo
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Didi B’s “Igbo,” out via Repat Agency and Sony Music Entertainment France, slides his Abidjan street persona into Afrobeats as bright synths and mid‑tempo percussion carry a confident French‑and‑Nouchi hook about swagger, success and carefree enjoyment. Music video directed by : Young Nouchi 
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53 . Chef 187 – Shadow Boxing
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 On “Shadow Boxing,” Chef 187 ends a two‑year recording pause with a Zambian hip‑hop cut where punchy boom‑bap‑meets‑trap drums and a tense atmosphere frame vernacular battle bars that use sparring as a metaphor for sharpening skills against rivals. Music video directed by : Cassim
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52 . Young Trexy & Triple M – Balupwa (w/ Chile One)
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 “Young Trexy & Triple M – Balupwa (w/ Chile One)” situates Zambian urban contemporary in an emotional lane, pairing afro‑pop melodies and dancehall‑tinted percussion with lyrics about love and loyalty that are traded between Young Trexy, Triple M and Chile One in call‑and‑response fashion.
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51 . Tazeboy – Matata
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Tazeboy’s “Matata,” released through ZIGENSHOR Prod and LAFABRIQ Music Label, uses Afrosounds grooves and melodic synths to explore trouble and inner struggle implied by its Swahili‑rooted title, his emotive vocals riding a short, danceable yet reflective arrangement. Music video directed by : Jojo Fx
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50 . Poco Lee & Seyi Vibez – Opera Mini
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 In Poco Music/EMPIRE single “Opera Mini,” Lagos hypeman Poco Lee teams with Seyi Vibez on an Afrobeats/street‑pop jam where Yoruba-laced melodies, rolling percussion and chant‑style hooks capture the feel of Nigerian party culture and club dance circles.
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49 . Ralycia – Nulaké
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Cameroonian singer Ralycia’s “Nulaké,” on Fanga Organisation, blends Afro‑pop and mid‑tempo Afrobeats as bright guitars and rhythmic percussion support French‑and‑local‑language lyrics built around a hooky chorus that keeps the mood light, melodic and dance‑oriented.
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48 . Falz – Omoge
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Falz’s “Omoge” leans into Afrobeats with colorful Nigerian pop visuals, his witty, Yoruba‑flavored lines praising a stylish young woman over a lively, percussion‑driven beat that nods to classic local music heritage.
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47 . Aguilaaa – Ns’uku (w/ Trey Zo & Rappy Boy)
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 “Ns’uku” finds Aguilaaa with Trey Zo and Rappy Boy on an Afro‑urban banger where bright drums, deep bass and layered chants drive a club‑ready hook about status and being “in the know,” their rapid‑fire verses and ad‑libs fueling a street‑party atmosphere.
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46 . Mocco Genius – Nitakesha (w/ Dogo Paten)
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 On “Nitakesha,” Mocco Genius and Dogo Paten tap contemporary East African pop, Mocco handling audio production while a Kali‑directed Dar es Salaam video matches the catchy, dance‑leaning beat and collaborative vocals with vibrant city imagery. Music video directed by : Kali
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45 . Dully Sykes – Presha (w/ Whozu)
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Dully Sykes and Whozu’s “Presha,” a Tanzanian Afrobeat/Bongo Flava cut, contrasts Dully’s veteran smoothness with Whozu’s youthful energy as Swahili lyrics about romantic pressure unfold over upbeat, danceable production tied closely to Dar es Salaam’s urban vibe. Music video directed by : Mufasa
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44 . Diameter Pallet – Nisamehe
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Diameter Pallet’s “Nisamehe,” penned by Omary Waziri Shabani, is a Swahili apology song where a mid‑tempo East African pop arrangement and gentle melodies frame a narrator asking “forgive me,” echoing the video’s line about wounds and words being hard to heal and say.
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43 . Chito Kaharam – Sorriso De Luz De Sol
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Chito Kaharam’s “Sorriso De Luz De Sol,” on Etibene Kossok, blends Afro‑Drill punch and Afro‑Rumba warmth, its marked beats and dancing bass lines supporting sunny melodies that evoke a radiant “sunlight smile” across both dance‑floor and intimate listening settings. Music video directed by : Dir.Kadeny
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42 . Jemax – Uko Iyo
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Date Added : Jun 18,2026 Zambian rapper Jemax’s “Uko Iyo” channels Zed rap grit and vulnerability as he stresses self‑worth in relationships—love beyond sweet words—over a modern mid‑tempo beat, his vernacular verses and melodic hook giving the four‑minute single an anthem‑like pull.
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38 . Fally Ipupa – Wanna Dance
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Fally Ipupa’s 2026 single “Wanna Dance,” licensed to Warner Music France / Elektra France, sits in the Afrosounds/Afrobeats lane as he switches between Lingala and French invitations to hit the floor over crisp percussion, melodic synths and a warm, mid‑uptempo groove. Song featured on the album : Xx: Délirium
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37 . Alikiba & Harmonize – Utanionea
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Alikiba and Harmonize join on “Utanionea” for a Bongo Flava love song under Kings Music Africa, where a narrator pleads not to lose a long‑term partner after years together while smooth dual vocals ride a mid‑tempo East African pop beat and gentle guitar figures. Music video directed by : Wayan
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36 . Mariam Ba – Saramanba (w/ Roseline Layo)
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Malian singer Mariam Ba Lagaré and Ivorian star Roseline Layo trade leads on Afro‑pop/mandingue cut “Saramanba,” whose call‑and‑response chorus and festive lyrics about shared joy unfold over bright guitars, busy percussion and a dance‑floor‑oriented modern West African arrangement.
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35 . Yacou B OG – Ayatollah (w/ Didi B)
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 On “Ayatollah,” Malian rapper Yacou B OG and Ivorian MC Didi B deliver Francophone Afro‑trap under the Civilisation imprint, asserting dominance in street‑wise lines over Dina One’s melodic trap beat built from elastic 808s, sharp hi‑hats and atmospheric synth layers. Music video directed by : Charles Hamad
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34 . Gustavie Mbemba – Fresh & Pirate Magic Yamboula Ma Banza
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Gustavie Mbemba’s presentation of Fresh & Pirate on “Yamboula Ma Banza” places the duo in contemporary Congolese rumba/ndombolo, turning tragedy‑forged lyrics into a chant‑heavy street anthem driven by rolling drums, choral refrains and tightly choreographed, clip‑ready dance breaks.
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33 . Enzo Ishall – Kure [Remix] (w/ Nisha Ts, Master H, Calvin Mangena & ICandy)
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Zimbabwean collaboration “Kure [Remix]” brings together Enzo Ishall, Nisha Ts, Master H, Calvin Mangena and ICandy over a ScottyOnTheBeat production, using repeated “kure‑kure” chants and a propulsive Afro‑urban rhythm track to frame verses aimed squarely at club and party crowds. Music video directed by : Tsg (Ryah Media) & Magic Digital Africa
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32 . Deyrah & Choupinou Style – Prier
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Réunionnais release “Prier” by Deyrah and Choupinou Style treats prayer and shared faith as everyday anchors in island life, pairing lyrics about spiritual union with local traditional grooves, hand percussion and modern studio touches from Tcheksa Record’s arrangement. Music video directed by : Maiky Royal
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31 . Nel Ngabo – Masterpiece (w/ Elijah Kitaka)
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Nel Ngabo and Elijah Kitaka’s “Masterpiece,” on Kina Music, offers an Afro‑influenced East African pop love song that calls one partner “a masterpiece” in tender lines, set against intertwined vocals, a mid‑tempo groove and smooth, lightly syncopated guitar and synth work. Music video directed by : Isimbi Nailla
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30 . Ghost Mafician – Handinyengerere (w/ Master H)
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 “Handinyengerere,” credited to Ghost Mafician and Master H under the Bottom Camp banner, situates contemporary Zimbabwean Afro‑beat melodies and Shona pleas within polished production where a steady four‑on‑the‑floor pulse, layered keys and duet vocals lead the arrangement. Song featured on the album : @Bottom_Camp
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29 . Winky D – Makanyanya
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Winky D’s “Makanyanya,” from the Big Party EP on Vigilance Music, leans into Zimdancehall/reggae as he chants in Shona about someone going “too far” over a bass‑heavy mid‑tempo riddim with digital percussion and deejay‑style vocal phrasing. Music video directed by : Imaniii – Song featured on the album : Big Party Ep
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28 . Lil Kellz & Malonie Kyz & 6th – Guwa
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 On “Guwa,” Malawian artists 6th Mw, Lil Kellz and Malonie Kyz fuse African hip hop with R&B/afro‑fusion textures for 3747029 Records DK, trading melodic hooks and rap verses about status and relationships over a groove‑heavy beat and smooth synth pads.
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27 . Mulix – Tsalalaa
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Mulix’s “Tsalalaa” functions as a meme‑driven dance/electronic snippet built around nonsense‑syllable vocal hooks derived from the “Tsalala” viral sound, looping a simple chant over punchy drums and bright synth stabs tailored to short‑form, repeat‑play contexts. Music video directed by : John Elarts
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26 . Hanad Bandz – Kale Tum II
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Date Added : Jun 11,2026 Somali artist Hanad Bandz uses “Kale Tum II” as a Somali Afrobeats statement for his Somali Superstar project, celebrating identity from baadiyo countryside to city luxury through lyrics on “different realities, one people” layered over vibrant drum programming and catchy melodic riffs. Song featured on the album : Somali Superstar
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18 . Fally Ipupa & Guy2Bezbar – PéPélé
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “Pépélé” pairs Congolese star Fally Ipupa and French rapper Guy2Bezbar in a 2026 Afrobeats‑meets‑rumba collaboration where flirtatious, club‑oriented lyrics glide over Joel Synthé and LZ’s laid‑back percussion, melodic synths and summery groove. Music video directed by : Kingchrist – Song featured on the album : Xx
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17 . Marioo & Harmonize – Pombe
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 On “Pombe,” Tanzanian artists Marioo and Harmonize use Bongo Flava and Afrobeats to toast nightlife and alcohol, trading Swahili lines over bright synths, playful call‑and‑response hooks and a dance‑driven Bad Nation Records production from the *MMMCXII* EP. Music video directed by : Folex – Song featured on the album : Mmmcxii Ep
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16 . Selamawit Yohannes – Menn
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 The 2026 single “Menn” positions Selamawit Yohannes in the polished Ethiopian/Tigrigna pop space, with its Tigrigna‑English fusion and title meaning “who” hinting at questioning or identity‑focused lyrics framed by contemporary studio instrumentation.
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15 . L’Oiseau Rare – Sorry I’m Bad
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 In “Sorry I’m Bad,” Gabonese artist L’Oiseau Rare anchors Afro dancehall self‑affirmation in Elgor Beatz’s bouncy beat and Mac Abel’s tight mix, using assertive hooks, bright synth textures and punchy percussion to insist she won’t apologize for her personality.
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14 . Wapendwa Muziki – Moyo
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 From Beloved Productions’ 2026 roster, Kenyan group Wapendwa Muziki offer gospel single “MOYO,” singing about the heart as a place of surrender and gratitude to Christ over smooth vocals, gentle praise‑style keys and uplifting African worship rhythms.
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13 . KS Bloom – Enfant Béni
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 Ivorian gospel‑urbain artist KS Bloom’s “Enfant Béni,” released via Commando Music, marries afro‑urban percussion and warm melodic pads with lyrics about divine favor and Christian identity, delivered through an expressive vocal performance and a memorable, praise‑like refrain. Song featured on the album : Commandos
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12 . Black Sherif – SWAGGA
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “SWAGGA” finds Ghana’s Black Sherif on EMPIRE and Blacko Management territory, folding Afro‑fusion and trap‑leaning drums into a mid‑tempo track where he raps‑and‑sings in English and Ghanaian vernacular about resilience and staying firm under the pressures of fame.
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11 . Bass Thioung – Baol (w/ Nafi & Alassane)
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 Senegalese singer Bass Thioung’s “Baol,” featuring Nafi and Alassane, sits in a mbalakh framework whose sabar‑driven percussion and call‑and‑response vocals salute the Baol region while maintaining his griot‑rooted, high‑energy Teranga sound. Music video directed by : T-Teuf – Song featured on the album : Baol
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10 . Maxwell Mwalimu – Kwituma
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “Kwituma” sees Kenyan artist Maxwell Mwalimu working in Kamba‑language benga‑influenced pop, weaving bright guitar figures, rhythmic bass and choral responses around a storyline of longing and emotional openness in everyday Ukambani relationships.
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9 . Dulla Makabila & Jay Melody – Kidonda
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 On “Kidonda,” Dulla Makabila and Jay Melody craft a Tanzanian Bongo Flava love ballad where the metaphorical “wound” of heartbreak unfolds through regret‑filled verses, contrasting street‑gritty vocals and smoother melodic passages over a lightly Singeli‑tinted urban groove.
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8 . Sindika – B2B
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “B2B” places Ivorian artist Sindika within DIBY PRODUCTION’s INVASION TOME II, as Shado Chris’s punchy Afrosounds beat and chant‑style hook support French street‑slang verses designed for Sony Music Entertainment Africa‑backed club sets and crowd call‑and‑response.
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7 . Victor AD & Timaya – Only God
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 Nigerian singers Victor AD and Timaya use “Only God” to merge Afrobeats and Afro‑pop, affirming that only God understands personal struggle in lyrics of faith and hustle delivered over mid‑tempo percussion, melodic synths and anthemic, sing‑along choruses.
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6 . Dorty & Iba One – Asalamaleykoum
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “Asalamaleykoum,” a 2026 Dorty collaboration with Malian star Iba One, references the Islamic greeting while folding Afro‑urban percussion and tuneful rap‑sing cadences into verses that balance street consciousness, religious respect and motivational grit. Music video directed by : Mr Tony / Jay Evaans
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5 . Gaise Baba – Want To Grow
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “Want To Grow” by Nigerian artist Gaise Baba, co‑written with Salami Oluwasesan Abbas and produced by Reinhard Tega, sets a prayer for spiritual maturity and deeper relationship with God against Afrobeats‑inflected drums, smooth melodies and contemplative urban‑Christian vocals. Music video directed by : Attuquaye
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4 . David Lutalo – Sija Lala
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 Ugandan singer David Lutalo’s “Sija Lala” frames luganda‑language insomnia over love—“I haven’t slept” for thinking of a partner—within a 3:27 Afro‑pop arrangement of mid‑tempo grooves, gentle guitars and layered harmonies he both composed and performs. Music video directed by : Dolls
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3 . Twenty Fingers – Walai Bilai
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 “Walai Bilai” by Twenty Fingers, produced by Flow Beatz for Música Promo / Vidisco, draws on African pop and kizomba as a narrator scarred by past betrayal vows “Walai Bilai” to prove commitment through steady actions over smooth guitars and mid‑tempo groove. Music video directed by : Cr Boy – Song featured on the album : Minha Historia
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2 . CHEMA – Fon Finto
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 In “Fon Finto,” Guinean Afro‑urban artist Chema leans on warm synths, crisp percussion and a looping title‑phrase hook to drive a mid‑tempo West African club track that favors groove and attitude over dense lyrical narrative. Music video directed by : King Moneyman
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1 . Wasenu Damise – Waadaa
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Date Added : Jun 4,2026 Ethiopian singer Wasenu Damise’s “Waadaa,” released via Nahom Records as New Oromo Music 2026, blends modern Oromo‑rooted pop and mid‑tempo digital rhythms while its title concept of “promise” underpins romantic, devotional lyrics about loyalty and emotional commitment.
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New Music Videos – N°616 – African Musics
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