Nigerian artist Dantiti has released a new EP Lifecycle of a Butterfly II.
The four-track project is a blend of Afrobeats, Hip-Hop and electronic music
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Rising Afro-Soul sensation Princess Ella returns with her most personal release yet, LIFE”, a heart-stirring single that captures the silent battles people fight behind the brightest smiles.
Blending elegant Afro-Soul textures with contemporary African rhythms, “LIFE” delivers raw truth through melody, emotion, and timeless storytelling.
“Sometimes we don’t look like what we’ve survived… LIFE is for the ones who keep going even when no one knows what they’re carrying,” say Princess Ella who was born in Atlanta to Nigerian parents.
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Most people hate understandably hate Mondays, but not Vorstar, the Nigerian artist whose determined to make Mondays a little less depressing.
His new single “House Party” is about turning a typically boring day (Mondays) into a happy, fun filled one.
Vorstar explains: “It’s a gift from me to the fans and I want everyone to feel the uplifting energy and excitement I felt throughout the creation process. Life is a party,even on a Monday”
Where Vorstar’s past tracks have often explored deeper, more introspective themes, “House Party” is his confident declaration of a good time.
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Nigerian Afro-fusion artist Denrele returns with his latest single “HEAL”, an emotionally charged anthem from his new album From Nowhere.
The song is a fusion of Afrobeat, Fuji undertones, and heartfelt rap cadences that speak directly to the soul.
“‘HEAL’ is my truth, says Denrele. “It’s about pain, reflection, and growth. I made it for everyone fighting silent battles but still showing up for themselves.”
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Nigerian artist Sine Vultus, has a new single “EKO HUSTLE” an Afrobeats anthem dedicated to Lagos, Nigeria.

“Lagos is a city that simultaneously demands everything from you and gives you everything in return,” say the artist
This track captures the city’s powerful duality: the relentless stress and chaos, balanced by its undeniable energy, beauty, and magnetic charm.
The verses vividly depict the daily struggle: the paralyzing traffic (go-slow), the intense competition, the noise, the pressure to succeed, and the emotional toll of the “hustle.”
The lyrics transition to celebrating the unique vibrancy—the iconic yellow danfo buses, the view from the Third Mainland Bridge, the chaos of Balogun Market, and the coastal calm of the ocean breeze.
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Nigerian Afrobeats singer Olabayo is back with another captivating sound titled “Omoge Mi”, which translates to “My Girl” in Yoruba.
A collaboration with producer, Flip My Beatz, Omoge Mi is a soulful Afrobeats love song that beautifully expresses deep affection and admiration for a woman’s love. With his signature blend of rhythmic Afrobeat vibes and heartfelt lyrics, Olabayo delivers a song that celebrates genuine love, passion, and emotional connection.
Speaking about the new release, Olabayo said, “Omoge Mi is a song that comes from a place of real love, it’s about cherishing the one who completes your world.”
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Warri-born Afro-fusion poet and prophetic voice Boss Elnath returns with a bold sonic declaration, “Gbedu,” under the HeartScript Sound imprint.

Known for his fearless lyricism and spiritual street poetry, Boss Elnath continues his movement of truth-telling through rhythm and revelation.
The piece fuses spoken word intensity with Afrobeats soul. Each line lands like thunder wrapped in melody — challenging falsehood, celebrating divine resilience, and igniting a sense of higher awareness in listeners.
In Elnath’s own words:”The rhythm of truth can’t be faked.”
“Gbedu” embodies that message — a reminder that authenticity rings louder than industry noise, and that true rhythm is born from revelation, not repetition.
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