American artist Lia Vybz is introducing a bold and energetic sound with “Fire Sign“—a hypnotic blend of Afro House, electronic beats, and Afro-fusion. Inspired by the rhythmic energy of artists like Tyla, Black Coffee, and Major Lazer, this track brings a dynamic, festival-ready vibe perfect for dancefloors worldwide.
Lia Vybz is a genre-blending force igniting a fresh wave of sound through her signature style: House Fusion — a bold mix of Afrobeat, Dance, and Alternative energy. With roots in rhythm and a voice that commands emotion, Lia’s music celebrates movement, freedom, and femininity.
“Fire Sign” sets the tone for a fearless new chapter — merging hypnotic beats with fiery confidence. Inspired by nightlife, culture, and the divine feminine, Lia Vybz isn’t just making music — she’s creating moments.
With infectious basslines, soulful vocal chops, and a rhythm made for the dancefloor, this electronic music track delivers the perfect vibe for fans of artists like Purple Disco Machine and Folamour.
Melaya, aka Wiktoria Melanik, is a rising singer-songwriter who won over audiences by posting live singing performances on TikTok. It wasn’t long before she caught the attention of DJ Remo.
The producer saw her talent and offered a collaboration, which led to the creation of her debut track – “Start The Show”.
This high-energy EDM club anthem is all about getting people on the dance floor and embracing the joy of music—perfect for the arrival of spring.
DJ Remo
The song is primarily in English, with a small Polish touch that adds a unique flavor. Most importantly, Melaya wrote the entire lyrics, melody, and vocal line herself, proving her skills as both a vocalist and songwriter.
A deeply personal and sonically diverse project, the EP captures her journey of resilience, growth, and artistic evolution.
MZEAL credits her producer, WALITALI, as a key contributor to the project, highlighting his ability to bring her ideas to life.
“He understood my sound and helped shape it in the best way possible,” she shares. “We worked together on several tracks, and it was an incredible experience. He knew exactly how to translate my vision into music with the right instrumentals.”
Beyond working with WALITALI, MZEAL also played a direct role in the production, contributing to several tracks. “I was heavily involved in making sure every sound reflected my vision.”
Diary of a Wild Flower is more than just music—it’s a reflection of MZEAL’s personal and professional journey. Having spent nine years navigating the industry on her own, she has faced and overcome countless challenges.
“This EP isn’t just about music—it’s about survival, reinvention, and self-discovery,” she explains. “I didn’t always take the right path, but I learned from every mistake, and that growth is in the music.”
A key part of her evolution is her growth as a songwriter. Every song on the EP was written by MZEAL, showcasing her ability to tell her own story in a deeply personal way. “This project reflects not just my life but also my development as a songwriter. My pen game has evolved, and this EP is proof of that.”
Her environment, background, and struggles have all shaped the EP’s narrative. As a young woman in the Nigerian music industry, she has had to fight harder to carve her space. “Life isn’t always fair, especially for young women in this industry, but I want people to hear my story and see themselves in it.” Sonically, Diary of a Wild Flower is a fusion of genres that showcases MZEAL’s artistic evolution. While rooted in Afrobeats, the project expands into Afro-house, Afro-R&B, Afropop, and Afro-dancehall influences.
The recording process was organic, taking place in a variety of settings—from intimate solo sessions in her bedroom to larger collaborative sessions with musicians. “The music flowed naturally. I recorded many tracks, but in the end, I carefully selected the ones that best represented my vision.”
Several tracks in Diary of a Wild Flowerreflect MZEAL’s journey, struggles, and triumphs:
“These three songs best represent Diary of a Wild Flower because they tell my story,” MZEAL explains. “Ihe Kwuru Nnem” is about overcoming obstacles and making my family proud, even though I once ignored good advice. “Liquor” is about stepping into greatness, and “Cold Lie” is about how long I’ve been on this journey, holding on to my vision despite the setbacks.
This EP is me unveiling my true self to the world.”
While her previously released track “Dealer” is not officially part of the EP, it remains deeply connected to the Wild Flower story.
“Even though it’s not on the tracklist, “Dealer” is still a part of this journey.”
From the cluttered corners of a cramped apartment to the quiet moments that make love worth fighting for, The Space Between Us is an intimate short film that tells the joys and struggles of sharing life—in a Tiny Apartment—with someone you love.
Directed by Honour Aghedo and produced by Sound Honchos, inspired by Victony and Saint Jhn ‘s “Tiny Apartment” from the ‘Stubborn’Album.
The film explores how proximity can both strain and strengthen relationships, proving that even the smallest spaces cannot contain the resilience of connection.
opening with a warm, chaotic kitchen scene of a laughing couple cooking. This initial intimacy soon clashes with the reality of their cluttered shared space, shown through alternating moments of tenderness and tension, where small irritations escalate.
Victony
“We aimed to show how small relationship compromises can build and fester, creating claustrophobia despite ample space. The apartment symbolizes the shrinking emotional boundaries that result from failed communication.“
“The Space Between Us” explores a universal truth: love is persistence, not perfection. It speaks to millennials in small spaces, couples squabbling over daily tasks, and those who know a hug can say “sorry.”
