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  • Teo Bonn blends Afrobeats, coupé-décalé and Latin influences on new single “COLLÉ SERRÉ”

    Teo Bonn blends Afrobeats, coupé-décalé and Latin influences on new single “COLLÉ SERRÉ”

    Teo Bonn has released “COLLÉ SERRÉ,” an energetic Afro-dance single that combines Afrobeats, coupé-décalé, and Afro-fusion influences while bringing together lyrics in French and Spanish.

    Driven by rhythmic percussion and dancefloor-ready production, the track reflects Teo Bonn’s multicultural background and his approach to blending African and Latin musical traditions. The bilingual record continues his exploration of music that moves between cultures without being confined to a single sound.

    Originally from Equatorial Guinea, the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa and now based in France, Teo Bonn developed his FRANCOLATINO project after living in Equatorial Guinea, Spain, Cameroon, and France. His music draws from African rhythms, Latin melodies, and contemporary urban influences while exploring themes of love, freedom, ambition, identity, and personal growth. 

    With “COLLÉ SERRÉ,” Teo Bonn expands his growing catalogue of cross-cultural releases, delivering an upbeat record that reflects both his African heritage and Latin influences.

    “COLLÉ SERRÉ” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Dereal Bonile reimagines “Beautiful Noise” with Amapiano remix

    Dereal Bonile reimagines “Beautiful Noise” with Amapiano remix

    South African producer Dereal Bonile has released “Beautiful Noise (Amapiano Remix),” offering a new interpretation of the original track through the lens of Amapiano. The remix features collaborations with Dj Cozyy, Egyptian Pharaoh, and CNNCT SOUNDS.

    Built around rolling log drums, layered percussion, and melodic textures, the remix draws on the signature elements of contemporary Amapiano while maintaining an uplifting, dancefloor-focused atmosphere. The production balances groove with melodic progression, reflecting the genre’s continued evolution within South Africa’s electronic music scene.

    Dereal Bonile has built a growing catalogue of Amapiano releases, with tracks including “Monate 012,” “Woza,” and “Beautiful Noise (Amapiano Remix)” contributing to his expanding audience on streaming platforms.

    “Beautiful Noise (Amapiano Remix)” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • tjayboomin explores Afro club sounds on new single “EATER”

    tjayboomin explores Afro club sounds on new single “EATER”

    Nigerian artist and producer tjayboomin has released “EATER,” a new single that blends Afro-inspired club rhythms with bass-driven production influenced by the sounds he grew up listening to.

    Written, produced, and performed by tjayboomin, the track combines contemporary Afro club elements with prominent sub-bass and energetic percussion, reflecting his approach to creating dance music while maintaining his own artistic identity.

    Released independently through his Nigeria-registered imprint, MASS MOTION RECORDS, “EATER” marks another step in tjayboomin’s exploration of electronic and Afro-influenced sounds as both a performer and producer.

    “EATER” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • NEY B ONE explores love and emotional distance on “Perto Demais, Longe Demais”

    NEY B ONE explores love and emotional distance on “Perto Demais, Longe Demais”

    NEY B ONE has released “Perto Demais, Longe Demais” (“Too Close, Too Far”), a new Afrobeats single that examines the complexities of relationships shaped by different ways of expressing love.

    The song follows two people who care deeply for one another but struggle to bridge emotional distance. Through smooth melodies and Afrobeat-inspired rhythms, it explores themes of vulnerability, attachment, and the challenge of balancing the need for closeness with the need for personal space.

    Originally from Guinea-Bissau and now based in Germany, NEY B ONE blends Afrobeat, Afropop, and Lusophone influences in music that reflects his multicultural background and focuses on personal storytelling.

    “Perto Demais, Longe Demais” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Olorunfemi continues his solar system-inspired lo-fi series with ‘Uranus (Double Pulsar)’

    Olorunfemi continues his solar system-inspired lo-fi series with ‘Uranus (Double Pulsar)’

    UK-based Nigerian producer Olorunfemi, who records as Beat By Femi, has released Uranus (Double Pulsar), the latest installment in his ongoing series of space-inspired lo-fi projects.

    The EP follows earlier releases including Venus, Earth, Mars, Saturn (Sátúrùn), Jupiter, and Moonlight, each drawing inspiration from different celestial bodies. Across Uranus (Double Pulsar), warm melodies, ambient textures, and understated rhythms come together to create instrumental music intended for relaxation, focus, and quiet reflection.

    Originally from Ogun State, Nigeria, Olorunfemi combines cinematic lo-fi production with subtle African influences, developing a body of work that explores themes of space, atmosphere, and contemplation through instrumental soundscapes.

    Uranus (Double Pulsar) is out now on streaming platforms.

  • DJ Nashi introduces Afrobeats anthem “DJ Nashi in the Building”

    DJ Nashi introduces Afrobeats anthem “DJ Nashi in the Building”

    DJ Nashi has released a new single titled “DJ Nashi in the Building,” an Afrobeats track that combines contemporary African rhythms with hip-hop influences.

    Built around energetic production, catchy hooks, and confident lyricism, the song delivers a high-energy sound inspired by summer celebrations and party culture. Its blend of Afrobeats grooves and rap elements reflects DJ Nashi’s approach to creating music designed for lively social settings.

    DJ Nashi is an artist whose music draws from Afrobeats and hip-hop, combining modern production with rhythmic, performance-driven records.

    “DJ Nashi in the Building” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Bodo Bifroest captures the freedom of night drives on “Cruising Down The City Light”

    Bodo Bifroest captures the freedom of night drives on “Cruising Down The City Light”

    Bodo Bifroest has released “Cruising Down The City Light,” a laid-back Afrobeats and Afropop track inspired by late-night drives and the sense of freedom found on the open road.

    Blending Afrobeats, Afropop, Pidgin rap, and soulful male and female vocals, the song reflects on the quiet moments that come with driving through familiar streets after dark. Warm grooves, melodic production, and atmospheric textures create a soundtrack for reflection, escape, and self-discovery.

    Created by German producer Felix M. Gerlach under the Bodo Bifroest project, “Cruising Down The City Light” combines contemporary African-inspired rhythms with pop influences, exploring themes of movement, peace of mind, and finding clarity through everyday experiences.

    “Cruising Down The City Light” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Eleegal celebrates loyalty and brotherhood on new single “Brody”

    Eleegal celebrates loyalty and brotherhood on new single “Brody”

    Eleegal has released a new single titled “Brody,” a mid-tempo record centered on the values of brotherhood, loyalty, and standing by the people who matter most.

    Blending melodic vocals with Afro-inspired production, the song reflects on the strength of genuine friendships and the importance of remaining dependable through life’s challenges. Rather than focusing solely on family ties, “Brody” explores the bonds that are built through trust, shared experiences, and mutual support.

    Eleegal is an emerging artist whose music draws on contemporary African sounds while exploring relatable themes through personal storytelling.

    “Brody” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Shark Island Beach Club captures Namibia’s coastal spirit on “Hang Loose (Amapiano Remix)”

    Shark Island Beach Club captures Namibia’s coastal spirit on “Hang Loose (Amapiano Remix)”

    Shark Island Beach Club has released “Hang Loose (Amapiano Remix),” a track inspired by Namibia’s coastline, road trips, and beach culture.

    Built around rolling log drums, uplifting Amapiano rhythms, and melodic touches, the remix draws on the atmosphere of destinations such as Lüderitz and Swakopmund. Its warm, laid-back production reflects the experience of coastal drives, sunsets, and outdoor gatherings while maintaining a dancefloor-ready groove.

    Shark Island Beach Club is a music project that blends Amapiano with travel-inspired themes, creating electronic tracks influenced by Southern Africa’s landscapes, culture, and relaxed coastal lifestyle.

    “Hang Loose (Amapiano Remix)” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Spek interpolates D’banj’s “Fall in Love” on new Afrobeats single “Abena”

    Spek interpolates D’banj’s “Fall in Love” on new Afrobeats single “Abena”

    Spek has released a new single titled “Abena,” an upbeat track that blends contemporary Afrobeats rhythms with themes of love, admiration, and human connection.

    The song incorporates an interpolation of D’banj’s classic Afrobeats hit “Fall in Love,” reimagining elements of the track within a modern production while introducing Spek’s own perspective. Driven by vibrant percussion, melodic vocals, and catchy hooks, “Abena” combines nostalgic influences with a contemporary Afrobeat sound.

    Based in Calgary, Canada, Spek is an independent artist whose music pairs Afrobeat influences with personal narratives and accessible songwriting. His work focuses on creating music that connects with listeners across different cultures through rhythm and shared experiences.

    “Abena” is out now on streaming platforms.