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  • Jaysun releases Afro-fusion single “Para” from ‘Grace & Madness’ Album

    Jaysun releases Afro-fusion single “Para” from ‘Grace & Madness’ Album

    Nigerian artist Jaysun has released a new single titled “Para,” taken from his  latest album Grace & Madness.

    The track is an Afro-fusion record that blends Afrobeat-inspired melodies with atmospheric and cinematic production elements.

    “Para” is built around themes of emotional tension, with the artist framing it around patience, hope, and persistence through uncertainty and personal struggle.

    Jaysun describes the project as part of a broader creative direction focused on emotional storytelling and alternative African music narratives.

    “Para” by Jaysun is  available on streaming platforms

  • Boy Bazz releases Afro-fusion single “Sleeves” from debut EP ‘The Awakening’

    Boy Bazz releases Afro-fusion single “Sleeves” from debut EP ‘The Awakening’

    Boy Bazz, an independent artist from Lagos, has released a track titled “Sleeves,” taken from his debut EP The Awakening.

    The song is described as an Afro-fusion record with a melodic hook. It is centred on themes of self-love, persistence, and continuing through difficult periods.

    “Sleeves” by Boy Bazz  is available on streaming platforms.

  • VALOE Releases “Sandalili”, An  Afrofusion Track Inspired by Tems, Rema, Omah Lay and Fireboy DML

    VALOE Releases “Sandalili”, An  Afrofusion Track Inspired by Tems, Rema, Omah Lay and Fireboy DML

    Rising Afrofusion artist VALOE, has released a new single titled “Sandalili.” 

    The track is a melodic Afro-fusion record influenced by the sonic styles of Tems, Fireboy DML, Rema, and Omah Lay.

    “Sandalili” leans into a smooth, mid-tempo Afrobeats foundation with soft synth elements, rhythmic percussion, and a focus on melody-driven vocals. 

    The song is built around themes of nostalgia, emotional distance, and memory, drawing from a childhood nursery rhyme in Eastern Nigeria that inspired its core concept.

    VALOE describes his sound as Afrofusion shaped by both West African and diaspora influences. Raised in Aba and now based in Atlanta, his music blends Afrobeats, R&B, and soul, with a focus on atmosphere and emotional delivery rather than heavy production or high-energy structure.

    “Sandalili” also references Aba, Nigeria through its cover art coordinates, grounding the release in VALOE’s hometown while presenting it within a more modern Afrofusion context.

    “Sandalili” by VALOE is out now on all streaming platforms.