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  • Shreya Srikanth blends Afrobeats and Indian classical influences on new single “Something in the Water”

    Shreya Srikanth blends Afrobeats and Indian classical influences on new single “Something in the Water”

    New York City-based singer-songwriter and producer Shreya Srikanth has released a new single, “Something in the Water,” a song that combines Afrobeats-inspired rhythms with dream pop and influences from the Indian classical tradition.

    According to Srikanth, the track explores the feeling of an unexpected connection that is difficult to explain but impossible to ignore. Built around melodic pop songwriting and rhythmic percussion, the song reflects the range of musical influences that inform her work.

    Srikanth is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose background includes training in Carnatic music, South India’s classical music tradition, alongside classical piano. Her music also draws on pop, R&B, and jazz influences.

    “Something in the Water” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • 80won releases Afrobeats and R&B-influenced single “Slow Whine”

    80won releases Afrobeats and R&B-influenced single “Slow Whine”

    Cardiff-based artist 80won has released a new single, “Slow Whine,” a song that blends Afrobeats-inspired rhythms with R&B and contemporary pop influences.

    According to the artist, the song was inspired by a brief encounter in a Paris café, using that moment as the starting point for a story about attraction, romance, and human connection.

    80won is an independent singer-songwriter based in Cardiff, Wales. His music combines elements of Afrobeats, R&B, and pop while drawing on experiences from everyday life.

    “Slow Whine” is out now on streaming platforms.

  • Lilwaboy Blends Afrobeats and Afro-Dancehall on New Single “Steadily”

    Lilwaboy Blends Afrobeats and Afro-Dancehall on New Single “Steadily”

    Nigerian-born artist Lilwaboy, also known as Banga Boy, returns with his latest single “Steadily,” an upbeat record that combines Afrobeats and Afro-dancehall influences with a confident, dance-driven sound.

    Built around rhythmic percussion and melodic vocal delivery, “Steadily” reflects Lilwaboy’s approach to contemporary African music, pairing infectious grooves with themes of confidence, ambition, and perseverance.

    Originally from Nigeria and now based in Spain, Lilwaboy has been developing his career as an independent artist while building a growing international presence. Performing under the nickname Banga Boy, he has established an identity rooted in energetic performances and Afro-inspired rhythms.

    “Steadily” is out now on major streaming platforms.

  • .jr releases Afrobeats single “Dramamama” featuring Kenyan collaborators

    .jr releases Afrobeats single “Dramamama” featuring Kenyan collaborators

    .jr has released a new single titled “Dramamama,” marking a collaborative effort with Kenyan artists Donman Jahdon and Joman.

    The track blends Afrobeats and RnB influences, built around melodic vocals and contemporary rhythmic production. “Dramamama” sits in a cross-continental sound space, combining Scandinavian pop sensibilities with African rhythmic and vocal styles.

    The record features Donman Jahdon from Nairobi, alongside Joman, who contributes to both the production and vocal layers of the track. Together, the collaboration creates a shared sonic approach that merges Afro-inspired grooves with modern melodic structure.

    .jr (born Mohanand) is a 16-year-old Swedish artist working within Afrobeats and RnB, developing a sound that draws from global influences while staying rooted in contemporary African-inspired production styles.

    “Dramamama” is available on digital streaming platforms.

  • Don Richie Music delivers uplifting Afrobeats anthem “One Day We Go Smile”

    Don Richie Music delivers uplifting Afrobeats anthem “One Day We Go Smile”

    Don Richie Music has released a new single titled “One Day We Go Smile.”

    The track is an inspirational Afrobeats record built around warm melodies, steady percussion, and an uplifting vocal delivery. It carries a reflective yet hopeful tone, focusing on perseverance through hardship and the belief in better days ahead.

    “One Day We Go Smile” centers on themes of patience, resilience, and emotional endurance, translating everyday struggles into a positive, forward-looking message without losing its grounded perspective.

    Don Richie Music is an emerging Afrobeats artist whose work focuses on motivational themes and emotionally driven songwriting rooted in African rhythms and contemporary production.

    “One Day We Go Smile” is available on digital streaming platforms.