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  • Bobo Shares Afrobeats Single “Life” off his EP ‘Echoes of Bobo’

    UK Afrobeats Artist Bobo Drops Inspiring New Single “Life” off his new EP “Echoes of Bobo”

    UK Afrobeats artist Bobo, originally from Nigeria, has released Life, a heartfelt and uplifting track from his new  EP Echoes of Bobo

    Blending traditional Afrobeat rhythms with contemporary UK urban influences, “Life is an anthem of resilience and gratitude — a celebration of the highs, lessons, and journeys that shape us. With infectious percussion, warm melodies, and Bobo’s soulful delivery, the song captures both an authentic African essence and a modern international appeal.

    Speaking on the track, Bobo says:

    “Life is about appreciating every moment — the good, the bad, and the in-between. It’s my reminder to myself and my listeners to keep moving forward and cherish the ride.”

    Since relocating to the UK, the Nigerian-born artist who now lives in Cardiff, has been steadily building his sound, drawing from his Nigerian roots while embracing the creative energy of the UK’s music scene. 

    Listen to “Life” by Bobo

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  • Eylsia Nicolas returns to music with orchestral version of “They Call It Love”

    Eylsia Nicolas returns with “They Call It Love,” a new recording that reflects on her return to music after a difficult period that left her questioning whether she would be able to sing again.

    The song has been recorded in several styles and languages, with this version taking a less commercial approach. Nicolas worked with a full orchestra for the recording, using the arrangement to give the song a broader and more reflective character.

    The release comes after Nicolas says complications from long COVID affected her lung capacity and vocal cords, making music feel out of reach for a time. Through work involving spatial audio restoration, samples from her earlier recordings and AI-assisted technology, she was able to reconstruct the sound of her voice and return to recording.

    That experience informs the context around “They Call It Love.” Rather than presenting the song simply as a comeback statement, Nicolas describes the ability to create music again as something deeply meaningful after believing she might not be able to sing.

    Her path back to music follows a career that has taken several turns. Before returning to recording, Nicolas pursued tennis from a young age, later working in the record business and education before moving into fashion and other ventures. Music, however, remained a recurring part of her life.

    On “They Call It Love,” she takes that return in a more expansive direction. The orchestral version places the song within a different musical setting from its more commercial counterparts, allowing the arrangement and vocal performance to carry the emotional weight.

    For Nicolas, the recording is ultimately connected to the idea of being able to create again after an unexpected interruption. “Being able to create again has meant more to me than I can express,” she says.

    “They Call It Love” is part of Nicolas’ continuing return to music and her exploration of the song across different styles and languages.

    The single is now available on streaming platforms.

  • Fernand L revisits “I Believe” with the “Lisa Remix Radio Edit”

    Fernand L revisits “I Believe” with the “Lisa Remix Radio Edit”

    French producer Fernand L has released the “Lisa Remix Radio Edit” of “I Believe,” a new version of the track featuring vocals from Lisa. The remix was released on July 12, 2026, as a standalone single.

    The release builds on Fernand L’s background in electronic music, reworking the original song into a radio-length format while retaining its melodic focus. The remix combines electronic production with house influences, placing Lisa’s vocals at the centre of the arrangement.

    Born in Paris, Fernand L began his career as a DJ under the name Dom L, holding residencies at several clubs in the French capital, including Le Cab. He also performed internationally, taking part in the opening of Le Platinium in Rabat, Morocco, in 2003 and later holding a residency at Crystal Hall in Kyiv in 2010.

    In 2017, Fernand L shifted his attention to music production by building his own home studio. He released his first self-produced house single, “Saxland,” in 2018, followed by the Afro House single “Sanaa” in 2021. In recent years, his work has expanded towards pop and electro house through releases including “Listen To The Sound” and “All Night And All Day.”

    “I Believe (Lisa Remix Radio Edit)” is available on major streaming platforms.

  • Ersin Ersavas explores love and connection on “My Baby”

    Ersin Ersavas explores love and connection on “My Baby”

    Istanbul-based musician, composer and producer Ersin Ersavas has released a his new single, “My Baby.”

    Described as an Afropop record with contemporary production, the song combines Afro-inspired rhythms, melodic vocals and pop influences to create a warm, upbeat sound. Centred on themes of love, connection and positive energy, “My Baby” reflects Ersavas’ approach to blending global musical styles with his own artistic perspective.

    Ersin Ersavas is an oud performer whose career spans electronic, world, ethnic and instrumental music. Based in Istanbul, his work brings together traditional musical influences and modern production techniques, resulting in a sound that moves across multiple genres.

    “My Baby” continues that cross-cultural approach, incorporating Afropop elements into Ersavas’ broader musical repertoire.

    My Baby” will be is available on major streaming platforms.

  • Chukason Don and Rhyma celebrate love and devotion on “4U”

    Chukason Don and Rhyma celebrate love and devotion on “4U”

    Chukason Don and Rhyma have released “4U,” a collaborative single centred on love, reassurance and commitment.

    The song pairs Chukason Don’s vocal delivery with Rhyma’s softer approach over a production built around contemporary Afrobeats influences. Together, the two artists explore themes of care, emotional support and devotion, presenting “4U” as a reflection on romantic connection.

    The release marks a notable point in the collaboration between the two artists.

    “4U” also serves as a milestone for Chukason Don ahead of an upcoming series of music video releases, as outlined in the press release.

    Through its focus on reassurance and affection, “4U” continues both artists’ exploration of melodic Afrobeats while highlighting the chemistry between their contrasting vocal styles.

    “4U” is available now on major streaming platforms.

  • Oba Dafidi celebrates faith and gratitude on new worship single “I Glorify You”

    Oba Dafidi celebrates faith and gratitude on new worship single “I Glorify You”

    Oba Dafidi has released a new gospel single titled “I Glorify You,” a worship anthem centered on God’s faithfulness, goodness, and enduring love.

    Blending contemporary worship with Yoruba-inspired praise, the song creates a reflective atmosphere of gratitude and devotion. Through its lyrics and melodies, “I Glorify You” encourages listeners to express thanksgiving while drawing strength from their faith.

    Oba Dafidi is a gospel artist whose music combines contemporary Christian worship with Yoruba musical influences, exploring themes of faith, hope, and spiritual devotion.

    “I Glorify You” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Saroy TNP and KiroS ZW collaborate on new love song

    Afropop and Afrofusion artist Saroy TNP has teamed up with Zimbabwean singer and producer KiroS ZW for a new single that explores love, commitment, and the promises that hold relationships together.

    Built around melodic Afro-inspired production, the song tells the story of two people navigating their relationship through trust and devotion. According to the artists, its lyrics focus on keeping promises and celebrating enduring love.

    Saroy TNP is an independent artist whose music blends Afropop, Afrobeats, and Afrofusion with a storytelling approach. KiroS ZW is a Zimbabwean producer and singer whose collaboration brings an additional melodic dimension to the record.

    The single is out now on streaming platforms.

  • roova explores romance on new single “Preach”

    Independent artist roova has released a new single, “Preach,” a melodic record that blends rap, R&B, and Afro-influenced production.

    According to the artist, the song centers on the chemistry between two people, pairing playful lyrics with melodic vocals over laid-back production. Drawing from contemporary rap and R&B influences, “Preach” focuses on themes of attraction and connection.

    roova is an independent artist whose music combines melodic rap with Afro-inspired sounds and contemporary R&B influences.

    “Preach” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • SR MOSI draws inspiration from Mexico on new Afro House single

    Spanish DJ and producer SR MOSI has released a new Afro House single inspired by a trip to the Mayan pyramids in Mexico.

    According to the artist, the track was shaped by that experience, opening with atmospheric electronic textures before introducing percussion-led rhythms and a Cuban tres guitar solo. The production builds toward a recurring chorus while drawing on Afro House and tribal-inspired electronic influences.

    Based in Alicante, Spain, SR MOSI is a DJ and producer who works across Afro House, Tribal House, and Latin House.

    The new single is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Aur3n0 draws on the Latin phrase “Veni, Vidi, Vici” for new Afro House single

    Dutch electronic music producer Aur3n0 has released a new single, “Veni Vidi Vici,” an Afro House and melodic Tech House record inspired by the Latin phrase Veni, Vidi, Vici (“I came, I saw, I conquered”).

    According to the artist, the song uses the well-known expression as a metaphor for overcoming personal challenges rather than achieving victory over others. Its central themes include resilience, perseverance, and personal growth.

    Built around rolling basslines, melodic synths, atmospheric textures, and vocal elements, “Veni Vidi Vici” combines Afro House with melodic Tech House influences.

    Based in Amsterdam, Aur3n0 is an electronic music producer whose work focuses on Afro House and melodic house.

    “Veni, Vidi, Vici” by Aur3n0 is out now on streaming platforms.