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  • The Next Movement blends Afrobeats, jazz-funk and soul on “Mojo”

    The Next Movement blends Afrobeats, jazz-funk and soul on “Mojo”

    Swiss trio The Next Movement has released “Mojo,” a track that combines Afrobeats, jazz-funk, funk and soul, with additional horns from the SoulVision Allstars.

    The song is built around the recurring line “I got my mojo back,” reflecting on regaining confidence after a period of uncertainty and self-doubt. J.J. Flueck handles lead vocals alongside drums and samples, with Pascal Kaeser on bass and synth and Sam Siegenthaler on guitar and backing vocals.

    The SoulVision Allstars horn section features René Mosele, Fabienne Hoerni and Dave Feusi, with Mosele also arranging the horn parts. The track was released on August 14, 2026.

    “Mojo” is available on streaming platforms.

  • SUCCZIE blends Afrobeats and Hip-Hop on “FUNNY”

    SUCCZIE blends Afrobeats and Hip-Hop on “FUNNY”

    Nigerian artist SUCCZIE has released “FUNNY,” a track that combines contemporary Afrobeats rhythms with Hip-Hop influences.

    Inspired by his personal experiences, the song addresses hustle, pressure, distractions and the determination to keep moving forward. SUCCZIE uses Nigerian expressions and melodic vocals to reflect on ambition, resilience and the pursuit of a better future.

    “FUNNY” is available on streaming platforms.

  • Marco Lowrey explores peace of mind and letting go of negativity on “Away 3x”

    Marco Lowrey explores peace of mind and letting go of negativity on “Away 3x”

    Marco Lowrey has released “Away 3x”, an Afrofusion and Afro-R&B track centered on protecting one’s energy, finding peace of mind and letting go of negativity.

    The song combines Afro-inspired rhythms with soulful melodies, while its lyrics focus on self-belief, resilience and maintaining emotional balance.

    “Away 3x” is available on streaming platforms.

  • Kaaine teams up with sons Malik Rose’ and KapSoNonchalant on “I’M HIM”

    Kaaine teams up with sons Malik Rose’ and KapSoNonchalant on “I’M HIM”

    Atlanta-based artist Kaaine has released “I’M HIM”, featuring Malik Rose’ and KapSoNonchalant.

    The track combines Afrobeats, hip-hop and rock, with lyrics centered on confidence, resilience and self-belief.

    The release also marks the first collaboration between Kaaine and his two sons, Malik Rose’ and KapSoNonchalant, bringing three generations of the family together on one recording.

    “I’M HIM” is available on streaming platforms.

  • Shayo Cole releases new single “On God”

    Shayo Cole releases new single “On God”

    Shayo Cole has released “On God”, an Afrobeats single built around melodic vocals and a straightforward rhythmic production.

    Shayo Cole, an artist from Lagos, previously released the Luv in Ajah EP in 2025, as well as singles including “Shankolo” and “More” featuring B2.

    “On God” is available on streaming platforms.

  • IOCO explores grief, identity and spirituality on “Ouarzazate”

    IOCO explores grief, identity and spirituality on “Ouarzazate”

    Nigerian-Romanian artist IOCO has released “Ouarzazate”, featuring Subomi, the third track from the artist’s debut EP, Ijebu Gypsy.

    The song draws from R&B, Afro House and ambient sounds while exploring themes of grief, identity, spirituality and purpose.

    “Ouarzazate” is available on streaming platforms.

  • KYOO blends Afropop and R&B on “More Than This”

    KYOO blends Afropop and R&B on “More Than This”

    KYOO has released “More Than This”, a bilingual track that sits between Afropop and R&B, with lyrics in English and Spanish.

    The London-based singer-songwriter draws from pop, R&B, Afro and Latin influences, incorporating both languages into her songwriting. Born in Nepal and raised in Barcelona, KYOO’s music reflects elements of the different cultures that have shaped her.

    “More Than This” is available on streaming platforms.

  • MC Norman blends Afro House and Amapiano on “LET ME BE”

    MC Norman blends Afro House and Amapiano on “LET ME BE”

    MC Norman has released “LET ME BE”, an Afro House and Amapiano track.

    The song combines the driving basslines associated with Afro House with Amapiano’s log drums and rhythmic percussion. It was produced as a dance-focused track with a commercial radio sound.

    “LET ME BE” is distributed through Universal Music and Virgin Music Group. The track is available on streaming platforms.

  • IdyMee reflects on pressure and ambition on “Paddy”

    IdyMee reflects on pressure and ambition on “Paddy”

    Nigerian artist IdyMee explores pressure, struggle and ambition on “Paddy,” an Afro-fusion track that combines melodic Afrobeats with a street-inspired sound.

    The song draws from lived experiences and the challenges of navigating uncertainty while pursuing bigger goals. IdyMee delivers the track through a melodic vocal style, with reflective songwriting at the center of the record.

    “Paddy” is available on streaming platforms.

  • VOS releases Afro House track “JABULA”

    VOS releases Afro House track “JABULA”

    VOS has released “JABULA,” an Afro House track built around a four-on-the-floor rhythm, log drums, shakers, hand percussion and a rolling bassline.

    The song uses Zulu-inspired call-and-response vocals, with the word “jabula” meaning “to be happy” or “to rejoice” in Zulu. The vocal arrangement moves from a lead chant into a repeated refrain that is answered by a crowd.

    The accompanying music video follows a group of dancers across a single night, beginning with one person dancing alone before gradually bringing more people into the scene. The video was created, produced and visually directed by VOS.

    “JABULA” is available on streaming platforms.