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  • Belgian Artist Muana MABE Shares Electronic Music Single “Glock Boy”

    Belgian Artist Muana MABE Shares Electronic Music Single “Glock Boy”

    Belgian singer-songwriter Muana MABE returns with a new single titled “Glock Boy”

    The electronic music track is his second single of the year after “My Way”

    “Muana MABE” by Glock Boy is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Nigerian-Canadian Afrobeats Artist Spektacoola (Spek) Shares New Single “Ololufe”

    Nigerian-Canadian Afrobeats Artist Spektacoola (Spek) Shares New Single “Ololufe”

    Nigerian-Canadian Afrobeats artist Spektacoola (Spek) Spektacoola (Spek) introduces a heartfelt new single titled “Ololufe,” an emotional love song that blends melodic vocals with a captivating rhythm. 

    Spektacoola’s sound influenced by his African roots and modern Afrobeats,“Ololufe” expresses love, vulnerability, and genuine emotion.

    “Ololufe” by Spektacoola (Spek) is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Canadian DJ SAvvy Releases “Esperança,” A Ghetto Zouk Tribute to Women and Hope

    Canadian DJ SAvvy Releases “Esperança,” A Ghetto Zouk Tribute to Women and Hope


    Canadian artist DJ SAvvy has released “Esperança,” a ghetto zouk and soft urban track featuring Mozambican singer Tamyris Moiane.

    Canadian DJ, music producer, author, and empowerment speaker SAvvy, has released “Esperança”, a ghetto zouk and soft urban track featuring Mozambican singer Tamyris Moiane. 

    The song is the lead single of SAvvy’s Women’s Day album of the same name, a project created to shine a light on the women of the kizomba scene.

    Esperança means hope and the song delivers exactly that,  built around one simple, powerful message: hope is a radical act.

    “Esperança” by DJ SAvvy is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Nasty Guerrero Isn’t Trying to Be Real, She’s Redefining What Real Means

    Nasty Guerrero Isn’t Trying to Be Real, She’s Redefining What Real Means

    In a music culture driven by image, visibility, and personality, Nasty Guerrero arrives without a body yet with a voice you can feel. The digital artist sits at the intersection of sound, identity, and technology, challenging long held ideas about authenticity, presence, and what it means to be real.

    In this conversation with Afrobeats Head, not real becomes a creative advantage and digital identity becomes a new kind of cultural power.

    Who is Nasty Guerrero?

    Nasty Guerrero is a digital artist with human intention. A project designed to express identity without physical limits.

    What does “not real” mean to you?

    Not fake. Not artificial. Just not confined to a body, a face, or expectations.

    How do you define real today?

    Real is intention. Truth in creation, not visibility.

    Why choose a digital identity?

    Because culture already lives online. I am reflecting on the world as it is.

    What cultural truth are you highlighting?

    That identity is evolving faster than the industry is comfortable with.

    Has music culture become more about image than sound?

    It always was. Now it is just impossible to hide.

    How does “Not Real” reflect how we consume music today?

    People form real emotional connections to things that do not physically exist. That is the paradox.

    What is authenticity now?

    Alignment between vision and execution.

    How did you arrive at this fusion of UK Funky, Afrobeats, Disco, and electronic sound?

    By ignoring genre and chasing energy.

    Was there a moment in the studio when it all made sense?

    When it stopped sounding like genres and started sounding like a voice.

    What should people feel when they hear Nasty Guerrero?

    Release. Power. Presence.

    What gap does Nasty Guerrero fill in music culture?

    A bridge between digital identity and real cultural impact.

    Does Nasty evolve?

    Constantly.

    Are there limits to what Nasty Guerrero can be?

    Only the limits of imagination.

    Is this a solo project or the start of a movement?

    The start of a movement.

    What part of you exists inside Nasty?

    Everything. Just not in physical form.

    Do you think more artists will adopt digital identities?

    Yes. It is inevitable.

    Is this project a critique of the industry or an evolution of it?

    Both.

    In one sentence, what is “Not Real” telling the world?

    Reality is changing. Culture is not.

    What does success mean for a digital artist?

    When the idea outlives the form.

  • Nigerian Afrobeats Artist Heycee VIBES Shares New Single “Y.O.Y.O”

    Nigerian Afrobeats Artist Heycee VIBES Shares New Single “Y.O.Y.O”

    Nigerian Afrobeats singer/songwriter Heycee VIBES returns with a new single “Y.O.Y.O (You On Your Own)”

    Heycee VIBES, describes his music as a “fresh wave of Afrovibes and Afrochill with a blend of introspection, lifestyle, and infectious rhythm.

    “Y.O.Y.O” by Heycee VIBES is out now on all streaming platforms.

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  • Australian Artist Davide Carbone Shares Electronic Music Single “Lost Control”

    Australian Artist Davide Carbone Shares Electronic Music Single “Lost Control”

    Australian artist Davide Carbone returns with “Lost Control”, a melodic liquid drum & bass track built around a vocal hook, warm guitar textures and uplifting harmonic movement. 

    The song is inspired by artists like of Hybrid Minds and Fred V. 

    “Lost Control” by Davide Carbone is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Finnish Artist Julian Faith Shares Electronic Music  Album   ‘Turbo Raver’

    Finnish Artist Julian Faith Shares Electronic Music Album   ‘Turbo Raver’

    Finnish artist Julian Faith has released his third album Turbo Raver. 

    The project  is a fusion of breakbeat, rave, electro punk music. 

    Turbo Raver by Julian Faith is out now on all streaming platforms. 

  • German Producer Andrew Famous Shares Afro House Single “Breeze” off his Forthcoming Album ‘My Melody’

    German Producer Andrew Famous Shares Afro House Single “Breeze” off his Forthcoming Album ‘My Melody’

    Following the buzz of his previous summer track “Jua”, German producer and artist Andrew Famous returns with “Breeze”, the lead single off his forthcoming album My Melody

    The Afro House track features live Classical Violin and African Vocals.

    “With ‘Breeze,’ I wanted to build a bridge between the raw energy of the dancefloor and the timeless sophistication of classical music,” says Andrew Famous. “It’s the perfect introduction to the My Melody album, where I dive even deeper into this sonic journey.”

    “Breeze” by Andrew Famous is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Austrian Artist Valerian Steel Shares Electronic Music Single “Kinetic Decay” Under his Label Manufracture Music

    Austrian Artist Valerian Steel Shares Electronic Music Single “Kinetic Decay” Under his Label Manufracture Music

    Austrian artist and composer Valerian Steel has released a new single “Kinetic Decay”, the latest under his record label Manufracture Music. 

    He describes the electronic music single as “a deep dive into the entropy of sound.”

    While staying true to his analog hardware philosophy, the track focuses on driving EBM sequences and atmospheric industrial textures that explore the tension between motion and collapse.

    “Kinetic Decay” by Valerian Steel is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • Mexican DJ Doble Fila Shares Electronic Music Single “To Feel Me Close”

    Mexican DJ Doble Fila Shares Electronic Music Single “To Feel Me Close”

    Mexican DJ and producer Doble Fila returns with “To Feel Me Close”, the first release under his new record label Tlacuache.

    Tlacuache is a subsidiary of Herr Tlacuache, an Oaxaca-based electronic music night club which DJ Doble Fila has operated since 2015. 

    “To Feel Me Close” by Doble Fila is out now on all streaming platforms.