Swedish artist Moulod returns with his latest single “Kitsune”, a track that fuses the hypnotic rhythms of Afrobeats with the smooth textures of R&B.
Written and produced as a creative meditation, “Kitsune” reflects Moulod’s unique approach to music: authentic, genre-fluid, and deeply personal.
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“This song is about being done with shallow encounters, people chasing the surface of your lifestyle without understanding where you came from,” Moulod explains
Collabo is the debut single from Real Zeal, marking his return to music after a 12-year break. It’s a groovy Afrobeats track that celebrates unity, teamwork, and positive energy.
After a 12-year hiatus, UK-based Afrobeat artist Real Zeal makes a return to the music scene with his electrifying new single, “Collabo.”
The track is a celebration of togetherness, groove, and the power of shared experiences—marking the beginning of a bold new chapter for the Nigeria native, born Ben Zeal Ezegbu.
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American producer RoNa.ATX has released a new Afro House single “Nobody”
Based in Austin, Texas RoNa.ATX is known for blending cinematic atmospheres with upbeat rhythms.
“Nobody” is a melodic vocal house journey layered with cinematic textures, plucks, lush and Afro-inspired grooves.
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Nigerian rapper and singer Hunchovibes is shining the spotlight on the streets of his hometown of Lagos, celebrating the vibes that shaped him and his career.
“It reflects the streets I grew up in, the energy, the struggles, and the dreams that shaped me,” Hunchovibe explains.
“Through this song, I want to take listeners into my world and show how music can be a voice of hope, pride, and perseverance.”
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Benue-born, Abuja-based hip-hop artist Israel Nigeria releases his bold new single “Poor Man No Get Place”, a raw anthem that captures the struggles of ordinary Nigerians.
With sharp bars over gritty sample-driven production, the track speaks on poverty, fuel scarcity, insecurity, and the silent killings of farmers in Benue State.
The song’s hook “Poor man no get place Naija, look at big rivers we no light, if we get good leaders we go dey alright” echoes the frustration of a nation where promises remain unfulfilled and the poor are forgotten.
The track is taken from Israel Nigeria’s latest EP, Noises from the North, a body of work that blends hip-hop storytelling with social commentary, amplifying the voices of the marginalized.
With this release, Israel Nigeria continues his mission of using music as protest, giving truth to the pain of the people.
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