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  • E-seventeen blends Afroswing and Afrobeats on new single “Focus”

    E-seventeen blends Afroswing and Afrobeats on new single “Focus”

    E-seventeen has released “Focus,” a new single that draws on Afroswing and Afrobeats influences while reflecting his musical roots across Lagos, London, and South Africa.

    The track combines contemporary Afro-inspired rhythms with melodic songwriting, showcasing E-seventeen’s cross-cultural approach to music. Accompanying the release is an official music video featuring the artist performing the song.

    E-seventeen is a South Africa-based artist whose sound blends Afroswing and Afrobeats with influences shaped by his experiences across Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and South Africa.

    “Focus” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Turtuga Collective blends Afro House and Brazilian funk on “Korsow”

    Turtuga Collective blends Afro House and Brazilian funk on “Korsow”

    Curaçao-rooted music collective Turtuga Collective has released “Korsow,” a new Afro House single that combines tribal percussion with Brazilian funk influences.

    Created with the dancefloor in mind, the track pairs driving rhythms, heavy percussion, and atmospheric production while maintaining the hypnotic groove associated with Afro House. According to the collective, “Korsow” explores themes of movement, atmosphere, and musical identity through an energetic yet cinematic approach.

    Turtuga Collective is a Curaçao-rooted Afro House collective whose productions draw on deep grooves, tribal rhythms, and immersive soundscapes. Its work focuses on blending contemporary electronic music with rhythmic influences from across the African diaspora.

    “Korsow” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • ZUkO debuts with feel-good Afro-pop single “Master Harmony”

    ZUkO debuts with feel-good Afro-pop single “Master Harmony”

    Melbourne-based music project ZUkO has released its debut single, “Master Harmony,” marking the start of an independent project that blends Afro-pop and R&B influences.

    According to the project, “Master Harmony” pairs smooth melodies with upbeat rhythms to create an uplifting, feel-good listening experience. The release introduces ZUkO’s approach to Afro-inspired pop while laying the foundation for a series of upcoming releases.

    Created as an anonymous project, ZUkO focuses attention on the music rather than the artist’s identity. The debut single reflects a sound rooted in melodic songwriting and contemporary Afro-pop production.

    “Master Harmony” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Pappi Jay reflects on gratitude and personal growth in “Good Old Days”

    Pappi Jay reflects on gratitude and personal growth in “Good Old Days”

    Pappi Jay has released a new single, “Good Old Days,” a reflective record that looks back on life’s defining moments while encouraging listeners to embrace the present.

    According to the artist, the song draws on memories of shared experiences, using them as a reminder to remain grateful, stay motivated, and appreciate every stage of life’s journey. Through its lyrics, “Good Old Days” explores themes of nostalgia, self-discovery, and personal growth.

    Pappi Jay is an artist whose music focuses on everyday experiences and the lessons that emerge through life’s different phases, combining relatable storytelling with contemporary Afro-inspired sounds.

    “Good Old Days” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Reine Ablaa celebrates football culture on new single “Celebration”

    Reine Ablaa celebrates football culture on new single “Celebration”

    Ivorian artist Reine Ablaa has released “Celebration,” an Afro-pop single inspired by the role football plays in everyday life beyond the stadium.

    According to the artist, the song reflects the atmosphere surrounding match days in Côte d’Ivoire, from lively streets and neighbourhood gathering spots to the shared emotions that accompany victories and defeats. Rather than focusing on the sport itself, “Celebration” explores football as a cultural experience that brings people together across generations.

    The release is accompanied by a visual concept that draws on football-inspired fashion alongside contemporary streetwear and traditional Ivorian influences, paying tribute to the relationship between sport, identity, and popular culture.

    Reine Ablaa is an Ivorian artist whose music blends contemporary Afro-pop with themes rooted in everyday life and cultural expression.

    “Celebration” is out now on streaming platforms.