Nigerian singer Chosen’s new single “Let it Snow” is an upbeat Afrobeats song about the childish spirit and excitement surrounding Christmas.
He describes the track as a “reminder to be around family, making joyful memories, giving gifts and sending love to each other. “
“Let it Snow” by Chosen out now
Rising Afrobeats artist Mike King has released a new single “My Woman,” which celebrates a woman’s natural beauty while honoring her strength, softness, and authenticity.
Born Idoro Michael Joel, Mike King also produced the song which plays like a vow, an intimate promise of loyalty, devotion, and unbreakable connection.
“My Woman” by Mike King is out now on all platforms.
Rising Nigerian star Gyft is back with a new EP, Dancing in the Moonlight.
The six-track Afrobeats EP was released in November this year
Dancing in the Moonlight by Gyft out now on all platforms.
Nigerian artist Billar Stoner continues his steady ascent with the release of his new single “My Mind.”
The track serves as the second official single from his debut EP titled “Made For You”, scheduled to arrive in January 2026.
On “My Mind,” Billar Stoner peels back layers, delivering a record that is both emotionally charged and sonically confident.
Built on textured production and a reflective yet assertive delivery, the song captures the tension between ambition, pressure, and self-belief — themes that have become central to his evolving artistry.
The single showcases Billar Stoner’s ability to balance vulnerability with boldness.
It further sets the tone for what listeners can expect from Billar Stoner’s debut EP: a body of work rooted in authenticity, emotional depth, and a fearless approach to sound.
“My Mind” by Billar Stoner is now available on all major streaming platforms.
The debut EP arrives January 2026.
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Tyla’s latest single “Chanel” has debuted at number 94 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking her third entry on the chart.
Her previous entries include Water which peaked at number 7 and Push 2 Start at number 88.
“Chanel” was released in October this year and climbed to the top of Bubbling Billboard Under Hot 100 and quickly gained 100 million streams on Spotify, becoming one of the fastest Afrobeats songs ever to do so.
The South African artist is the fourth most successful Afrobeats artist on the Billboard Hot 100 after Burna Boy, Tems and Wizkid.
Ghanaian artist Beniikay has released his new single “4:30”, soul-stirring blend of emotion, rhythm, and storytelling.
The track delivers a heartfelt exploration of love’s highs and lows, wrapped in the infectious pulse of Afrobeats.
Hailing from Takoradi, Beniikay brings the soul of Ghana to the music with a sound that fuses highlife’s melodies and Afrobeat’s vibrant rhythms.
His artistry reflects the influence of artists like Kojo Antwi and like Burna Boy, combining rich storytelling with bold musical evolution.
“4:30” by Beniikay out now
Ghanaian artist Kwesi Slay is back with YOLO” a feel-good, motivational track with Amapiano and Afrobeats vibes.
The rapper’s second release of the year, ‘Yolo,’ is a humble declaration that promises a reborn Kwesi Slay with deeper artistic resolve.
Born Bernard Kwesi Appiah, Kwesi Slay made his 2018 debut with “Seven,” featuring Kwesi Arthur.
He went on to release several collaborations with Medikal (‘Frass’), Quamina MP (‘Pussy Cat’), and Kuami Eugene (‘Follow Me’)
Early this year he returned from a seven year hiatus with the Afro-Soul single ‘Tuutu Doo.’
“I needed to disconnect to realign,” Kwesi Slay reveals. “My break was a period of recalibration and creative rebirth. I needed a break to gather strength to come back stronger. Through it all, I’ve lived, grown, and now, I’m ready to speak again, louder than ever before.”
Enter ‘Yolo,’ an Afrobeats anthem meant to reignite the artist’s passion for music. This upbeat track is centered on the universal truth: you only live once. Or as Kwesi Slay plainly puts it: “How you dey live today? Nobody dey care. If you die today? Nobody dey care.”
”YOLO” by Kwesi Slay out now on all platforms.
Nigerian Afrofusion artist Badboi Jay has dropped his new single “Shake.”
Blending vibrant drums, rock-inspired energy, and addictive Afrobeat rhythms, “Shake” is a full-throttle party anthem made for dancefloors, nightlife, and high- vibe moments.
Known for his smooth, confident, “cool rebel with a soul” aesthetic, Badboi Jay delivers a track that captures both swagger and fun. Drawing sonic inspiration from Rema, Burna Boy, and Shallipopi, “Shake”
Speaking on the single, Badboi Jay shares:
“‘Shake’ is about letting go and catching a vibe. I wanted something that instantly lifts the room and gets people moving.”
“Shake” by Badboi Jay out now
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Henrykane is wrapping up the year with his most emotional and energetic release yet, “Lost & Found”, an Afropiano love anthem produced by Swftbmb.
The Afropiano track unfolds as a heartfelt story of a man reaching out for a second chance hoping to reconnect, hoping to be seen, and ultimately hoping to be found again.
“This is my most personal song of the year,” Henrykane says. “It’s a plea, it’s a confession, it’s a love story. But it still has that sweet Afropiano energy the streets love.”
“Lost & Found” by Henry Kane out now
Nigerian-American artist and songwriter Yinminu releases “Spiritual,” the first track from his upcoming multi-genre project WE ARE NOT THE SAME.
“Spiritual” introduces the emotional core of the project. Blending elements of Afrobeats and alternative R&B, the song centers on clarity, surrender, and the quiet power of being seen when you cannot see yourself. Built around warm vocal layers, steady percussion, and meditative writing, “Spiritual” sets the tone for a body of work focused on growth, identity, and transformation.
“This song came from a moment where everything finally made sense,” Yinminu shares. “It’s about letting go of what you’re trying to force and allowing yourself to be guided. It’s the feeling of being understood without having to explain.”
The release marks the beginning of a five-song rollout that spans different genres and emotional chapters. WE ARE NOT THE SAME moves through themes of surrender (“Spiritual”), confidence (“Missed Calls”), heaviness (“Secrets”), emotional transition (“Changes”), and survival (“It’s Not The Same Anymore”). Each track offers a different vantage point on the central idea that transformation, though sometimes uncomfortable, is necessary.
“Spiritual” was recorded in Oakland with collaborators, Diaspora Boys.; who helped shape its textured, intimate soundscape. The track arrives with striking visuals featuring Yinminu overlooking the Pacific coastline in flowing red fabric; an image that mirrors the song’s energy: calm, powerful, and centered.
“Spiritual” by Yinminu is out now on all platforms