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Nigerian singer-songwriter Da Chris has released an emotional single titled “You” The electronic music track explores themes of love, vulnerability and personal connections. Stream “You” by Da Chris Follow Da…
UK artist Marshyy has released a new electronic music single titled “Hidden Sol” It’s her sixth single of the year after “The City”, “No Time/Space”, “Mr Postman”, “Harmless” and “Val”…
UK artist Marshyy has released a new electronic music single titled “Harmless” The soulful track is her fifth single of the year after “The City”, “No Time/Space”, “Mr Postman”, and…
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Abayomi is making his debut with a new single titled “Chakam” a soulful, mid-tempo record about the bittersweet emotions of love and loss. The song is named…
Nigerian-American Afrobeats artist Echezona paid tribute to legendary Highlife musician Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe by including the lyrics from Osadebe’s classic “Osondi Owendi” on his new song “Rare” The phrase…
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Just_Skay is back with a new single “Like This” an emotional and passionate love song. “She moved through life like a rhythm—focused, fierce, untouchable,” Just Skay writes,…
Nigerian-Canadian Afrobeats artist Vergil 22 delivers a bold, genre-blending 5-track project V22 This 5-song collection showcases Vergil’s signature fusion of nostalgic Fela-esque drum patterns, modern synthesizers, and rap-inspired flows, redefining…
UK-based gospel singer-songwriter Gerald Adugbo is back with a new single “Debt” a track about the favour and mercies of God. It’s the tenth single of the year by the…
Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Ninii returns with a bold and electrifying new single, “Ninajivunia Wewe” — a high-energy, emotionally charged anthem dedicated to the resilience and glory of Mama Africa. Built…
French singer Nathalie Cardone is making a big comeback on the airwaves with an unexpected house remix. Known for her iconic 90s hit “Hasta Siempre, Commandante!” which was dedicated to…
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