Nigerian producer EazyPro has released a new single, “Gimme,” following his 2025 EP “FOE” and the single “Chance” with Nelson Amazing.
His “FOE” EP, released in July 2025, featured tracks including “Kryptonite” with Chief Double G, “Best Life” with Maleeq Souls, “Fais Ta Vie” with Beezee and Shogzi, and “Say Less” with Syre The King.
“Gimme” is out now and available on streaming platforms.
Irish artist Onai has released “When U Home,” an electronic instrumental that follows a run of releases including “Wendys Homecoming,” “Want You,” “Frame of Mind” and “Slightly Feeling It.”
The new track continues Onai’s focus on electronic music without relying on vocals or lyrics. Instead, the production carries the track, placing it within the producer-led side of contemporary dance and electronic music.
“When U Home” is out now and available on streaming platforms.
R4IZES has released a new single, “Quero Poder Voar,” a Portuguese-language song that explores the desire for freedom and escape from difficult circumstances.
The song moves at 92 BPM, with a restrained arrangement featuring kora and djembé. Its lyrics revolve around the image of flight, using the idea of rising and letting go as a way of expressing a desire to move beyond what feels limiting.
“Quero Poder Voar” draws from the Afro-Lusophone tradition while fitting within R4IZES’ broader work across afro-soul, kizomba, afro house and kuduro.
The independent project is based near Lisbon and releases music primarily in Portuguese.
“Quero Poder Voar” is out now on major streaming platforms.
Aliu has released a new single, “Body Whine,” continuing a run of releases from the French-Nigerian independent artist.
The song follows several releases from Aliu in 2026, including “I CARE,” “Paranoia,” “Hands in the sky,” “All burn down” and “I HATE YOU.”
Aliu describes his approach to music as being centred on good vibes, fun and creating moments listeners can connect with.
“Body Whine” is out now.
jak demo has released a new single, “trojan war,” a track that blends funk, alternative rock and electronic textures around a prominent guitar-driven arrangement.
The track leans heavily on its instrumentation, with guitar riffs providing much of its character. Its sound draws from funk-rock, with the influence of the Red Hot Chili Peppers particularly noticeable in the rhythm guitar and loose, energetic approach.
“trojan war” also avoids taking itself too seriously. The song’s hook has a playful quality that contrasts with the force of its instrumentation, giving the track an anthemic edge without making the arrangement feel overly heavy.
The release follows a run of singles and projects from jak demo, including “midwest,” “my my,” “sick” and the 2025 album jak démo tapes vol 1. “midwest,” released in August 2025, featured Geordie Kieffer alongside jak demo, with Eric Rodgers, Eric Zeiler and Christopher Berry credited on the recording.
“trojan war” is out now.