Following the success of “Not Nice” and “SGMA”Remix, rising Afrofusion artist Neo 21 returns with “E”Enthralled”, a captivating new single that sets the tone for his highly anticipated debut EP, Teriqus, arriving mid-2025.
A fusion of Afrobeats, Hip-Hop, and Melodic Rap, “Enthralled” captures the intoxicating feeling of being completely drawn to someone—where body language speaks louder than words, and emotions run deep.
“This track isn’t just about one person,” Neo 21 explains. “It’s about that universal, electric moment I’m sure loads of people can relate to when attraction turns into obsession—the butterflies, the unspoken connection, the rush of something new.”
To accompany the single, Neo 21 is set to release a music video directed by Toothless Films.
UK Afrobeats artist Loco Loco has released a new single- “Make It Official” a record that showcases Loco Loco’s fresh take on Afrobeats, combining soulful rhythms with contemporary sounds.
Asiama introduces his sound to the world with “Akoma”, capturing a pulse that beats through struggle, rises on faith, and endures through an unbreakable journey of hope in his debut single.
Years of quiet perseverance have only strengthened the pulse within. With “Akoma,” Asiama brings to life a song powered by every moment of waiting, every silent hope and every unseen prayer. ‘“Akoma” is not just a debut; it is the sound of a heart charging, beating louder and stronger than ever before.
Asiama (pronounced “Eh-See-Ama”) is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and musician
whose artistry bridges the timeless essence of Ghanaian Highlife with the emotional depth of Soul and the raw energy of Hip-Hop.
Born Emmanuel Asiamah Mensah in Effiduase, Kumasi, and raised in a musically rich household where gospel, choral harmonies, and Highlife rhythms shaped his earliest sonic memories. From his formative years leading vocal groups to studying Music, Theatre, and Dance at the University of Ghana, Asiama has honed a sound deeply rooted in heritage and forward-thinking innovation. His journey took a pivotal turn under the mentorship of legendary multi-instrumentalist and producer Kwame Yeboah, whose influence helped refine his artistic identity.
With a captivating stage presence and an innate ability to blend traditional Ghanaian sounds with contemporary textures, Asiama has built a reputation through self-
produced shows such as 90 Minutes with Asiama and 9ti Minutes with the Suns. Now on the verge of releasing his debut EP, he is poised to introduce a fresh narrative that pays homage to his roots while carving out a space within the global music landscape.
“Akoma” is a heartfelt plea for salvation from the turmoil of human desire and reasoning. The lyrics explore the inner battle between the heart–drawn to fleeting pleasures–and the mind, which seeks peace but often leads through painful struggles. The protagonist witnesses the moral decay of society, where people pursue wealth through dark and unethical means. Despite temptations, they refuse to compromise their soul, turning to Nyame (God) for guidance, wisdom, and strength.
The chorus echoes a desperate cry for divine intervention, pleading for a saviour from their own conflicting emotions and thoughts. The song is a deeply spiritual and emotional journey, highlighting the fragility of the human condition and the need for divine grace–a portrayal of a person torn between desire and conscience, pleading for divine strength to overcome the temptations of the heart and mind, revealing an unbeatable spirit on a timeless journey.
Rising musical artist Kenny Muller takes a bold step into the world of Amapiano with the release of his new single “Composure,” a vibrant and danceable track that carries a powerful message of perseverance and grace under pressure.
“Composure” marks Kenny Muller’s first foray into the Amapiano genre, blending infectious rhythms, lush melodies, and soulful vocals to create an irresistible sound that is destined to fill dance floors and playlists alike. But beyond the beat, “Composure” offers listeners a deeper narrative about maintaining strength and focus through life’s inevitable challenges.
“This song is about staying centered when everything around you seems designed to knock you off course,” says Kenny Muller. “It’s a reminder that composure isn’t just about looking calm – it’s about holding onto your dreams and pushing forward, no matter what obstacles come your way.”
Inspired by his own journey and the everyday battles faced by countless individuals, Kenny Muller uses “Composure” as both a celebration of resilience and a motivational anthem for anyone striving toward their goals. The track fuses traditional Amapiano elements with Kenny’s unique artistic flair, creating a sound that feels both fresh and deeply authentic.
UK Afrobeats artist Princess Wonda returns with a commanding new single, “No Yawa,” a vibrant and unapologetic anthem celebrating the relentless grind and the blessings that follow focused hustle.
Fresh off a series of career-defining moments—including headline shows, millions of streams, and licensing deals with hit TV series—Princess Wonda continues to carve her lane as a fearless voice in the Afro-fusion scene. With “No Yawa,” she delivers an introspective yet defiant message: trust in your work, ignore the distractions, and let the results speak.
“This track is for everyone who’s putting in the work, staying consistent, and letting God and the universe elevate them in due time. It’s a reminder that real hustle doesn’t need validation from naysayers or pocket watchers,” says Princess Wonda.
Backed by pulsing Afrobeat production, “No Yawa”blends rich sonic textures with introspective lyricism, highlighting the connection between faith, financial freedom, and peace of mind. It’s a sound that’s both grounded and futuristic—perfectly matched by the bold, metallic aesthetic of the accompanying cover art, where Princess Wonda exudes power and poise in a shimmering chrome look.
This vibrant anthem blends deep rhythms and spirited melodies, creating a powerful experience that invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of faith and resilience. The song opens with evocative lyrics that speak to the heart: “Let your hearts not be troubled, you children of his…” and “Let your hearts be fearless, you Worshipers of him…” These lines set an uplifting tone, encouraging worshippers to embrace their courage and devotion. With an infectious beat, Omary creates an exhilarating soundscape that perfectly complements Ingonyama’s soulful and passionate delivery.
“Ingonyama” serves not only as a musical journey but also as a celebration of faith and community. The lyrics proclaim, “You worship the Almighty, you who worship the King of kings,” making it a rallying call for listeners to come together in worship and positivity.
Angolan artists Satélite and DJ Gali present Raízes, their new collaborative album, on April 24, with a digital release on all platforms and a live event at Duro de Matar in Lisbon.
The album features 28 tracks and includes contributions from artists across three continents, including Afro Wav (Zimbabwe), Boddhi Satva (Central African Republic), Drunky Daniels and Jessica Gaspar (Brazil), Kaysha (France/Congo), Riwo (Nigeria), Sokhana and Lilly Randy (South Africa), as well as artists from the PALOP countries such as Alex Kasion, Edlasio Alves, Melvi, Kelly Gomez, Peter Rodrigues, Danny Boy, and Leriggo.
Raízes completes the trilogy started with Horizonte and Caminho, and marks a new creative phase for the two Angolan producers. The album blends traditional sounds with the electronic pulse of afro house, maintaining a focus on cultural identity and the international potential of the genre.
According to the artists, the record reflects the maturity of a journey that began years ago.
“We’ve arrived at the sound that defines us. It’s like saying: We’ve been here for ten years,” they say. With a more defined and structured approach, Raizes
marks a new chapter in their discography, solidifying collaborations with key figures in the African and Afro-diasporic electronic scene.
For the artists, the album is a statement of Angolan musical identity within the global African electronic music landscape. “Our batucada has a different energy. It brings us peace. And you can feel it within kuduro, afro house, even semba,” explains DJ Satélite, renowned for his pioneering role in the development of modern kuduro.
DJ Satélite, internationally recognized as one of the pioneers of afro house, is behind historic moments in Angolan music, such as producing Estado Maior do Ku-Duro by Lambas (2006) and Batida Única by Bruno M (2007). He has worked with artists like Smal do Arraso, Pai Diesel, Boddhi Satva, Branko, and Cee ElAssaad. His productions are regularly featured in the playlists of DJs like Black Coffee.
DJ Gálio, originally from Cabinda and currently based in Portugal, started out in rap before establishing himself in kuduro and afro house. In 2022, he released Quibuala, an album that positioned him in the international electronic scene, with performances at events like Enchufada, invited by Branko, and releases on labels like Offering Records and Seres Produções.
Senegalese rapper Is Alhakim, is set to make a name for himself as one of Africa’s conscious music stars with the release of his rap single Nuages Noirs”
The independent rapper from the Senegalese city of Pikine describes the track as “conscious and committed rap piece that speaks openly about the manipulation, injustice, war, and suffocated hope currently faced by Africans
“Through this song, I denounce what’s being hidden from us and reach out to those who still believe in unity and truth,” Alhakim explains “It’s raw, conscious rap — made to awaken, not to entertain”
