Following the success of her breakout single “Move From Mè,” which garnered an impressive 600k streams in just four months, Lahrel continues to impress with her dynamic sound.
Now, Lahrel is taking a bold leap into a completely different musical realm with “Sit Down,” a blend of Afrobeats, dancehall and pop in which she features fellow UK artist , Afro B fresh off the success of his hit single “Joanna”
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UK -based Afrobeats singer and songwriter Loco Loco is back with a new single “This Your Love” which celebrates life, love, and the joyful energy of Afrobeats.
This is the fourth single of the year by the Nigeria-born artist after “Your Love Dey Drive Me Crazy” “Peace of Mind” and ”Make It Official”
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UK-based Afrobeats singer and songwriter Cayzee has released a new love song “For My Baby” inspired by artists like Fireboy DML, King Promise and Camidoh.
The Ghana native describes the song as a “heartfelt ode to real, gentle love — blending smooth Afrobeat rhythms with soulful melodies and reflective lyrics.”
“For My Baby” was created during a moment of personal vulnerability, and I wanted the sound to feel just as intimate and soothing,” he explains.
The track is a follow-up to Cayzee’s last single “Hate To See You Cry” and part of a bigger story he’s building — bringing Afrobeat and soul together in fresh, melodic ways.
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Rising producer Lxrybeats is turning up the heat this summer with the release of “Gbese Fever,” a bold and rhythm-heavy fusion of Afrobeats and Amapiano.
Blending infectious percussion, vibrant melodies, and authentic Afro-inspired vibes, “Gbese Fever” is an energetic celebration of movement, culture, and sound. The track showcases Lxrybeats’ signature production style—fusing traditional African grooves with a modern, global appeal.
“Gbese Fever is more than a beat—it’s a mood. I wanted to create something that feels alive, something that connects with people the moment it hits,” says Lxrybeats.
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Following the success of his introspective Reflection Station EP and his recent collaboration with BLOND:ISH, Grammy nominee, Tay Iwar returns with Bad Belle (PDR. & Shia Remix) — a bold rework of one of the project’s most talked-about tracks.
The remix sees Tay’s soulful anthem reimagined for the dancefloor, thanks to the combined talents of cutting-edge producers PDR. and Shia.
Reimagined through their distinct sonic lenses, Bad Belle (Remix) transforms the original into an electrifying, genre-defying experience.
Built on a foundation of hypnotic percussion, Tay’s signature vocals, and a propulsive Afrohouse bounce, the remix blends amapiano, Afro-fusion, and electronic influences with effortless fluidity.
The result is a track that’s at once meditative and high-energy — equal parts soulful and cinematic. Opening with an atmospheric build before locking into a rolling groove of textured basslines and layered synths,
PDR. is a London-based DJ and award-winning producer known for seamlessly blending genres across the electronic spectrum — from amapiano to UKG, drum and bass to Afrohouse — while infusing his African and Latin roots.
His genre-melting sets and productions have earned placements across DLT, Soulection, Rinse FM, BBC 1Xtra, and GUAP x Apple Music, marking him as a force within the global underground scene.
Shia brings a deep, lifelong relationship with sound and Black musical culture, shaped by early experiments with production software and time spent in pirate radio booths.
Having re-emerged as a solo producer and DJ after formative years in duo The ShyBoyz, Shia’s current sound fuses soulful house, grime, amapiano, and dancehall, led by a personal mission to champion Black music’s past, present, and future.
Together, PDR. & Shia elevate Bad Belle into a global dancefloor statement piece — a remix that expands Tay Iwar’s sonic world while honouring the emotional depth and defiance of the original.
Released via CoolSweat and Benin City Ent, Bad Belle (PDR. & Shia Remix) continues Tay Iwar’s evolution as one of African music’s most dynamic voices.
About Tay Iwar
Tay Iwar is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, sound engineer, and multi-instrumentalist, known for his genre-defying sound that blends R&B and afrofusion with a signature falsetto. In 2025, he released his seventh EP, Reflection Station—a transformative project that delves into themes of spirituality, identity, and emotional clarity. The title track, “Reflection Station,” debuted on the US Billboard Afrobeats Songs Chart, marking a career milestone and affirming Tay’s growing impact on the global stage.
Born and raised in Abuja, Nigeria, Tay developed a soulful, experimental sound that stood apart from the Afro-pop dominance of his era. He emerged as a key figure in Nigeria’s alté scene and quickly built a loyal fanbase through early independent releases and his critically acclaimed debut album GEMINI (2019).
Tay’s distinct voice and production sensibility have led to collaborations with a wide range of artists including Burna Boy, Asa, Pa Salieu, Juls, Omah Lay, Stefflon Don, Headie One, and Lucky Daye, whom he supported on tour in the UK. His feature on “True Love,” from Wizkid’s globally acclaimed Made in Lagos album, became a standout moment that introduced his sound to millions worldwide.
Behind the scenes, Tay’s songwriting and production have helped define modern African music. He co-produced and co-wrote Burna Boy’s “Alone” for the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever soundtrack, earning two Grammy nominations in 2024. Other key credits include Chris Brown’s “Shooter” and a writing contribution to Camila Cabello.
With over 100 million streams, 12 million video views, and more than 1 million monthly Spotify listeners, Tay Iwar continues to forge a distinct path. Reflection Station is not just his latest release—it’s a bold statement of artistic intent and global resonance.
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Afrobeats singer and songwriter Pelumi PK has released a new single titled “Onome,” a soulful, heartfelt expression of love, loss, and emotional vulnerability.
With a smooth blend of English and Pidgin, Pelumi PK delivers a raw confession that resonates deeply with anyone who’s ever held on too long after heartbreak.
“This song came from a real place,” says Pelumi PK. “It’s not flashy, it’s honest. I wanted to speak to the people who stayed behind, even when love didn’t.”
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Singer Froshdada has released his new single “Get Inside” which he hopes will become the soundtrack of Summer 2025.
Born Yusuf Adeyi Ogunlade, Froshdada aims to bring the essence of Lagos’s buzzing lifestyle to a global audience through his music
“Get Inside” is a blend of Afrobeat, Afro-swing, and afro-fusion that embodies the vibrant energy of Lagos’s bustling lifestyle.
Inspired by the city’s infectious rhythms and street-smart attitude, Froshdada’s latest offering promises to get you moving and grooving all summer long.
He lays emphasis on the street phrase, ‘good girls love bad boys, bad boy being a street wise champ using street knowledge to bag a baddie!
A common occurrence in the city of Lagos.
With “Get Inside,” he’s taking a fresh approach to Afro-pop, blending top West African sounds with a hint of Ghanaian vibes to create a pure African art experience.
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South African DJ Dubby G returns to the spotlight with “Caught Between Two Hearts (Club Mix)” a vibrant, high-energy pop dance track that blends emotional tension with dancefloor heat.
The new remix reimagines the original version with pulsing beats, electrifying synths, and an irresistible tempo that pulls listeners straight into the heart of the club.
This club mix tells the emotional story of a woman caught between passion and reason, layered over infectious rhythms that echo the spirit of Ibiza nights and big-room festival energy. It’s love, drama, and rhythm-amplified.
“This mix is for the dancefloor lovers-the ones who heal through music, sweat, and late-night confessions,” says DJ Dubby G.
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Singer and songwriter Lizzie Noir is making her debut on the Afrobeats scene with the release of her debut single “Spell On Me”
Born Elizabeth Iheanacho, Lizzie draws her influences from heavyweights like Adele, Beyoncé, and Brandy, her sound blends rich lyrics, emotional depth, and creative harmonies.
Her musical journey began in church at the age of five. Inspired by early choir rehearsals with her mother and bonding over music with her brother, Lizzie discovered her voice in secondary school and never looked back.
She stepped into the professional scene in 2022 with the Loud Urban Choir and has since worked as a background vocalist for industry heavyweights like Ckay Davido, Zlatan, Joeboy, Kizz Daniel, Cobhams Asuquo, Efe Macroc, Mr Soul and others.
After years behind the scenes, Lizzie steps fully into her own light with her debut single “Spell on Me”, a heartfelt track that captures the magic and vulnerability of falling in love. Blending smooth R&B, soul & Afrobeats.
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