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  • 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.

  • takenonote blends Hip-Hop and Ghanaian influences on new single “RUN IT BACK”

    takenonote blends Hip-Hop and Ghanaian influences on new single “RUN IT BACK”

    takenonote has released “RUN IT BACK,” the lead single from his upcoming EP 233 BOY, which is scheduled for release on July 17.

    Blending Afrobeats, rap, Azonto, and Ghanapiano influences, the track reflects the artist’s Ghanaian-American background while drawing on the hip-hop traditions that shaped his musical development. Built around energetic rhythms and melodic flows, “RUN IT BACK” celebrates Ghanaian culture through a contemporary sound designed for parties, road trips, and summer playlists.

    A first-generation Ghanaian-American artist, takenonote uses his music to bridge African and American influences, combining Afrobeats and rap with personal storytelling and cultural identity.

    “RUN IT BACK” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Aalllim reflects on love and regret in new single “One More Time”

    Aalllim reflects on love and regret in new single “One More Time”

    Aalllim has released “One More Time,” a new single that blends pop with African musical influences while exploring the emotions that follow the end of a relationship.

    Originally written in 2017 after a breakup, the song reflects on regret, missed opportunities, and the hope of reconciliation. Although the relationship never resumed, Aalllim revisited the track years later, recording it in his home studio in 2026 and reshaping it with Afro-inspired rhythms as a tribute to his Cameroonian roots.

    Born in Douala, Cameroon, and raised in France, Aalllim began making music in 2009 after learning music production with FL Studio during his boarding school years. His work combines contemporary pop with African influences, drawing on personal experiences and themes of love and self-reflection.

    “One More Time” is out now on streaming platforms.