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  • The Next Movement blends Afrobeats, jazz-funk and soul on “Mojo”

    The Next Movement blends Afrobeats, jazz-funk and soul on “Mojo”

    Swiss trio The Next Movement has released “Mojo,” a track that combines Afrobeats, jazz-funk, funk and soul, with additional horns from the SoulVision Allstars.

    The song is built around the recurring line “I got my mojo back,” reflecting on regaining confidence after a period of uncertainty and self-doubt. J.J. Flueck handles lead vocals alongside drums and samples, with Pascal Kaeser on bass and synth and Sam Siegenthaler on guitar and backing vocals.

    The SoulVision Allstars horn section features René Mosele, Fabienne Hoerni and Dave Feusi, with Mosele also arranging the horn parts. The track was released on August 14, 2026.

    “Mojo” is available on streaming platforms.

  • KYOO blends Afropop and R&B on “More Than This”

    KYOO blends Afropop and R&B on “More Than This”

    KYOO has released “More Than This”, a bilingual track that sits between Afropop and R&B, with lyrics in English and Spanish.

    The London-based singer-songwriter draws from pop, R&B, Afro and Latin influences, incorporating both languages into her songwriting. Born in Nepal and raised in Barcelona, KYOO’s music reflects elements of the different cultures that have shaped her.

    “More Than This” is available on streaming platforms.

  • DJ Mamee2u blends Latin music, Afrobeats and Trap on “CACAO”

    DJ Mamee2u blends Latin music, Afrobeats and Trap on “CACAO”

    DJ Mamee2u has released “CACAO”, a cross-cultural track combining Latin music, Afrobeats, trap and reggaeton.

    The 16-year-old producer, composer and saxophone player began learning the saxophone in third grade before joining an advanced electronic music programme at age 12, where he studied music production for three years alongside regular school.

    “CACAO” brings together Latin rhythms, Afrobeat influences, trap elements and Spanish guitar. The single is the first of five planned releases exploring different combinations of cultures, languages and musical styles.

    “CACAO” is available on streaming platforms.

  • Dara Blaxx blends Afrobeats and R&B on “Honey”

    Dara Blaxx blends Afrobeats and R&B on “Honey”

    UK R&B artist Dara Blaxx has released “Honey”, a track that blends Afrobeats with contemporary R&B and soulful influences.

    Released on August 7, the song explores attraction and flirtation through playful lyrics centred around chemistry on the dancefloor.

    Produced by Beezyx, “Honey” is built around percussion-led production, warm harmonies and saxophone melodies, with Blaxx’s vocals carrying the song’s flirtatious tone.

    The single follows Blaxx’s previous release “Over My Mind” and has been featured by BBC Introducing and BBC Radio Berkshire.

    “Honey” is available on streaming platforms.

  • Deozi releases Afrobeats and Dancehall-infused “My Sweet Ride”

    Deozi releases Afrobeats and Dancehall-infused “My Sweet Ride”


    Brooklyn-based artist Deozi has released “My Sweet Ride”, a track combining Afrobeats with Reggae and Dancehall influences.

    Released on August 29 as part of Deozi’s debut album The Default Human, the song centres on romance, attraction and admiration of a woman. Its lyrics take the form of a seduction, with vows of love and reassurance forming part of the narrative.

    Produced by Omito Beats and engineered by Ryan Kelly, “My Sweet Ride” incorporates rhythmic elements associated with Afrobeats and Dancehall alongside Deozi’s melodic delivery and rap influences drawn from both East Coast hip-hop and Caribbean music.

    The track is part of The Default Human, an album that moves across Rock, Blues, Dancehall, Afrobeats and Hip-Hop. Its subject matter includes love, spirituality, family, culture, politics and ideas around beauty.

    “My Sweet Ride” is available on streaming platforms.