Category: Afrobeats

  • Kenyan Artist ZEMAN Shares New Single “WELLO”

    Kenyan Artist ZEMAN Shares New Single “WELLO”

    Kenyan artist ZEMAN is back with “WELLO”, a high-energy party song.

    The club banger is his first single of the year.

    “WELLO” by ZEMAN is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Idimilan Releases New Single “My Polo”

    Idimilan Releases New Single “My Polo”

    Afrobeats artist Idimilan has released a new love song “My Polo.”

    Born Chidiebube Ogbogu idimilan, is from Asaba in Delta State of Nigeria.

    “My Polo” by Idimilan is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Hustine Shares Emotional New Single “Shadi”.

    Hustine Shares Emotional New Single “Shadi”.


    Nigerian artist Hustine returns with a powerful new single titled “Shadi.”

    Based on his personal experience with disappointment and vulnerability, the Afrobeats track includes Afro-fusion, Melodic Pop & Contemporary R&B influences.

    Speaking on the release, Hustine shares:

    “‘Shadi’ is 100% about my emotions, the kind you don’t always get to say out loud. I wanted the song to feel honest, relatable, and timeless.”

    “Shadi” by Hustine is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Erika Nelumba Fuses Afrobeats and Kizomba on Romantic Single “Amar Amar”

    Erika Nelumba Fuses Afrobeats and Kizomba on Romantic Single “Amar Amar”

    After the success of her recent work, Erika Nelumba presents “Amar Amar”, a track that dives into the essence of modern romance. 

    With production that blends Afrobeats with the sophistication of Kizomba, the song highlights Erika’s  interpretation of unconditional love.

    “Amar Amar” by Erika Nelumba is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • BIDEX Da Solechild Releases Fela Kuti-Inspired Conscious Single  “Wa (Come Reason Us)”

    BIDEX Da Solechild Releases Fela Kuti-Inspired Conscious Single  “Wa (Come Reason Us)”

    Nigerian artist BIDEX Da Solechild is back with “Wa (Come Reason Us)”, a socially conscious Afrobeats/Amapiano fusion record that addresses the consequences of failed governance, corruption, economic hardship, and the danger of refusing to learn from history — with a focus on Nigeria’s current realities.

     

    The song references Fela Kuti as a nod to the legacy of African protest music while the Yoruba chorus translates into a warning: If we refuse wisdom and truth, suffering will follow. 

    “Wa (Come Reason Us)” by BIDEX Da Solechild is out now on all streaming platforms.