Cape Verdean singer Josslyn has released her latest single, “Baby Mama” — an intense, melodic kizomba track about a woman choosing peace, self-love, and freedom.
The song arrives with a visualizer filmed in São Vicente, Cape Verde, directed by the Kriol Box collective and produced by Débora Melício.
“Nka kre ser bo baby mama” (“I don’t want to be your baby mama”) is not an attack — it’s a choice. It’s a declaration from someone who refuses to remain in a space that no longer reflects who she is.
“I wrote this song at a time when I needed to remind myself that I deserve better. That we, as women, deserve better. That we have the right to say no, to walk away, to start again. This song is about that — knowing our worth and choosing what’s good for us,” says Josslyn.
Josslyn is also set to make her film debut in the Angolan movie “Maldito Amor”, the country’s first horror feature film. She stars alongside acclaimed actor Sílvio Nascimento.
This stirring anthem confronts the devastating impact of gun violence on urban centers and marginalized neighborhoods worldwide.
The song vividly portrays the tragic loss of young Black lives in places such as Jamaica, New York City, Haiti, Trinidad, and Soweto—where gunshots have claimed lives and left communities shattered.
“Cease Fire” not only calls for an end to violence but also highlights the heart-wrenching consequences of such bloodshed. With lines like,
“Mothers are crying,
Sons and fathers gone,
Children left to carry on,”
the track paints a poignant picture of the human toll of gun violence, urging listeners to come together and break this destructive cycle.
In an impassioned message, Minna LaFortune explains her inspiration:
“I wrote ‘Cease Fire’ because I am deeply saddened by the relentless cycle of gun violence affecting young Black men and boys across the globe. Too many of our youth are losing their lives in their teens and twenties, caught in a cycle where death and violence seem inevitable. This song is a rallying cry for us to stand together, choose peace, and reshape our destiny by educating and inspiring one another.”
The track’s fusion of reggae with elements of hip-hop and dancehall underscores its dynamic energy and universal appeal. “Cease Fire” is not only a call to lay down arms and stop the killing—it is also an invitation to rebuild communities with love, education, and resilience.
Inspired by his mother, a musician who introduced him to her own sound as a child and his sister who taught him how to write, Louis Morgan’s music is boasts hip-hop, electronic, experimental, spiritual and acid jazz influences.
Romanian producer and DJ duo, Enaque and Nujord have shared their new single “Shayo Dey” a vibrant fusion of Afrobeat and Amapiano, crafted to bring the heat of Lagos nightlife to global ears.
The song is featured on their debut album Lagos Vibes Only.
With infectious log drums, uplifting melodies, and catchy English/Pidgin vocals, this track captures the energy of celebration, rhythm, and the universal language of good vibes.
While “Ghost” a duet with Heinz Holzinger, is about a “disoriented human soul that searches emotions that are quite literally, being laid to rest
“Blood Syntax” is described as “high-voltage exploration of technology, artificial intelligence and the psychological fallout of a world in constant acceleration.”
The two tracks mark Valerian’s second release of the year after “Cryptic Waves” released in May.
Rising electronic music DJ TheProfessR and singer Shivani have collaborated on a new single “Runnin’ High” inspired by their shared South Asian heritage.
On the track, TheProfessR and Shivani who are both from the UK, weave vibrant Indian-inspired sounds with lyrics that speak to anyone yearning for a moment once shared with someone they’ve lost.
“Runnin’ High” blends tradition and adrenaline in a way that’s bold, joyful, and unforgettable.
Listen to “Runnin’ High” by TheProfessR and Shivani
Rising from the heart of South Florida’s vibrant electronic music scene, electronic dance music (EDM) artist PRiZM returns to the spotlight with a brand-new single, “Coming Back,” a high-energy anthem blending pulsating basslines, uplifting melodies, and emotional resonance.
Known for his dynamic sound and immersive live performances, PRiZM continues to push the boundaries of modern EDM. “Coming Back” showcases his signature style—a fusion of festival-ready drops, nostalgic synth textures, and an undeniable sense of momentum that reflects both personal growth and artistic evolution.
“This track is about rediscovery,” says PRiZM. “After the chaos of the past few years, I wanted to create something that captures the energy of returning to yourself—whether that’s on the dance floor, in your creative zone, or just in life.”
As a South Florida based Artist, PRiZM channels the city’s cultural diversity and nightlife energy into every track. With previous performances across the US and abroad with a growing international fan base, “Coming Back” marks the next chapter in a career that continues to captivate the EDM community.
“Make Me Feel” is the new Afro-Melodic single by Sounds Human, a US-based producer known for his emotional and cinematic approach to electronic music, and Starving Yet Full, the unmistakable voice behind Azari & III, now recognized for his soulful solo ventures.
This powerful collaboration blends atmospheric textures, deep grooves, and a haunting vocal performance that channels both euphoria and vulnerability.
About the Artists
Sounds Human has spent twenty years evolving from DJ to producer blending afro tribal and organic house with modern electronic beats. The project weaves global rhythms and melodies into sets that journey from deep grooves to raw percussive climaxes connecting dance floor energy with quieter reflective moments. At its heart Sounds Human honors diverse musical traditions while pushing the possibilities of electronic production.
Starving Yet Full (Cedric Kazihise Gasaida) is a Rwandan-Canadian artist, widely known as the iconic vocalist of Azari & III, whose hits shaped a generation of underground house. Now residing between Rwanda and Europe, his voice and songwriting continue to move seamlessly between soul, electronic and Afro-infused sonics
Nobody loves “The Stake” like ‘the way they do’ The buzz for Zircon Skyeband’s music is undeniable, and their rendition of “The Stake” is a testament to their unique style.
Originally by the Steve Miller Band, this cover highlights the band’s distinctive vocal style along with blending soulful horns and gritty guitars to deliver an extraordinary musical experience.
Each note resonates with the burning emotions of the song, inviting listeners to join in and sing along.
Following the Afro-dance vibrancy of his single Worami, Belgium-based producer Lynvy returns with a dynamic new take on French artist Ocin J’s emotive track Alive, originally released on March 1, 2024, by French label Orange Machine.
Now reimagined through the lens of liquid Drum and Bass, Alive (Lynvy Remix) marks Lynvy’s first official remix—and a milestone moment in his journey as a music producer.
”I wanted to explore something completely new,” says Lynvy. “I’d been drawn to the emotional intensity of liquid DnB for a while, and Alive had that perfect core energy I felt I could evolve into something hopeful yet driving.”
The remix stays true to Ocin J’s evocative original while adding Lynvy’s signature touch: a Reese bassline, distorted lead, and classic break-driven drums that bring both movement and melodic warmth. Clocking in at 2 minutes and 45 seconds, the remix finds the sweet spot between radio-ready accessibility and underground energy.
”It’s exciting to see Alive take on a new life in the DnB space,” adds Ocin J. “Lynvy’s remix adds a completely different energy while staying emotionally true. That’s what a great remix does—it transforms without betraying.”
The remix came to life through Music We Trust, the artist collective co-founded by Lynvy and home to both emerging and established names in the electronic scene. “Music We Trust isn’t just a name—it’s a belief in the power of community,” explains Lynvy. “The connection with Ocin J happened through the collective, and it really embodies the spirit of creative collaboration we’re trying to foster.”
With over 200,000 total plays across platforms like Boomplay and Audiomack, Lynvy is quickly making his mark in the electronic music scene. This new remix fits seamlessly into genres such as liquid Drum and Bass, melodic electronic, and emotional DnB, appealing to listeners who enjoy immersive and genre-crossing productions.
“I spent weeks experimenting with different bass textures and atmospheric layers,” says Lynvy. “The hardest part was modernizing the sound without losing the soul of the original. The Reese bassline brought urgency, but I made sure to balance that with warmth and space.”
About Ocin J:
French electronic artist Ocin J is known for his immersive, genre-fluid soundscapes. He released Alive via Orange Machine in 2024 and co-composed three tracks for the album Joachim Garraud & Friends. His track The Box was featured on the educational platform Sawup in 2023.
About Lynvy:
Belgium-based artist Lynvy began producing electronic music in mid-2024 and has since explored a fusion of Afro, electronic, and now Drum and Bass genres.
His debut single “Riff Me Up” dropped in 2024 followed by “Worami” in early 2025
