Beninese artist Médessè has released a new single “Origin” an Afrobeats track that combines traditional African sounds, spiritual energy and a deep cultural message.
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 after Chakam the popular evidence-gathering social media trend, an onomatopoeic expression for the sound of a camera shutter
It involves taking pictures (Chakam) of a statement by someone to prevent them from reneging on their word or breaking their promise in the future
“You say you love me. I get evidence o. Chakam,” Abayomi boasts on the chorus.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the track, ABA¥OMI shares, “Chakam is my truth—a story of love, passion, and the pain of letting go. I wanted to create something that not only makes people move but also touches their hearts. This song is for anyone who’s ever loved deeply and had to heal from the pieces left behind.”
Produced by GODBOY, the song “CHAKAM” fuses rich African percussion with smooth, emotive vocals, showcasing ABA¥OMI’s unique artistry
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 which translates to “live and let live” in Igbo, is from Osadebe’s 1984 single of the same name.
Born to Igbo parents in the Boston, Massacheuts Echezona takes pride in his Igbo heritage infusing the culture and the language which he speaks fluently into his music.
“Rare” is one of the tracks on his latest album Enyi a collaboration with producer JPrism
Enyi means friend in Igbo language and Echezona’s artistry reflects his multicultural exposures.
On the inspiration behind current focus single and video Rare, Echezona explains: “Rare is honest. No mask. Sharing something real.
“The visuals for the “Rare” video are not about flashy effects or over-the-top stunts.
“It’s about opening up with candid self-reflections felt by many, and connecting through emotional truths. “
This 5-song collection showcases Vergil’s signature fusion of nostalgic Fela-esque drum patterns, modern synthesizers, and rap-inspired flows, redefining the boundaries of contemporary Afrobeats with a fresh, retro-futuristic sound.
“With V22 I wanted to blend the old and the new—nostalgic rhythms with futuristic vibes—while sharing my real story. This EP is for anyone who’s ever felt both the weight and the hope of chasing something bigger,” says Vergil 22.
It’s the tenth single of the year by the prolific Nigerian-born music minister after “Onyeoma (Good God)”, “Sugar in my Heart”, “Flowers”, “Grace Love Money”, “Breakthrough”, “Rock and Shelter”, “E Give Me Bakery” and “Your Love”
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 on vibrant Afrobeat rhythms and unapologetic lyrics, “Ninajivunia Wewe” is not a love song — it is a revolutionary salute to the Motherland.
Through commanding vocals and uplifting instrumentation, Ninii tells Africa’s story from within: proud, unyielding, and rising stronger than ever.
“This song is for every African who carries the continent in their heart, who refuses to be silenced, and who dances in defiance,” says Ninii. “It’s a celebration of identity, unity, and the unstoppable spirit of our people.”
“Ninajivunia Wewe” is the second single from Ninii’s forthcoming album, Afrobeat4Africa — a daring, continent-wide sonic movement that uses Afrobeat as a tool for cultural awakening, peace, and revolution.