Nigerian-Canadian gospel artist and music minister Tosin Daniel has shared his new album Enter His Gates.
Inspired by artists like Moses Bliss and Lawrence Oyor, the album blends vibrant Nigerian praise sounds with reflective worship moments.
Enter His Gates is rooted in Afro-gospel and contemporary worship, designed to lead listeners into praise, thanksgiving, and deeper spiritual connection.
‘Enter His Gates’ by Tosin Daniel is out now on all streaming platforms.
Inestimable is a Lagos based music collective focused on collaborative creation and building a shared platform for emerging artists. Their latest project, Listen to the Music 2, continues that approach.
The seven track release builds on their 2022 debut, Listen to the Music, which introduced a multi artist format designed to bring emerging voices into a shared creative space. The project went on to appear on Apple Music’s world albums charts across Nigeria, Botswana, Lithuania, and South Africa.
At the core of Inestimable is a structured way of working. Most of the collective’s records are created through recurring songwriting camps and studio sessions, where artists and producers collaborate in real time. From these sessions, only the strongest records are selected for release, allowing the group to maintain both consistency and quality while building a growing catalog.
Listen to the Music 2 features six tracks and one interlude, exploring themes of ambition, relationships, survival, and the search for opportunity. The project reflects everyday experiences of young people navigating life in Lagos. Sonically, it blends Afrobeats, street pop, and melodic rap, capturing the fluid sound shaping the city’s underground scene.
The project opens with the lead single 99Problem, featuring Adam Srae, Jordanstyls, and Ntwyn, and sets the tone with direct storytelling and high energy production. Across the project, Inestimable brings together a mix of emerging voices and experienced contributors, including Grammy nominated producer Rugged. The collective also provides opportunities for emerging artists such as OD Vibes and Combo Wave to appear and contribute within the same creative ecosystem, reinforcing its focus on access and shared visibility.
In support of the release, Inestimable introduced Problem of the Day, a daily Substack series pairing short form visuals with everyday frustrations, extending the ideas within the music into a more immediate and relatable format.
With Listen to the Music 2, Inestimable continues to operate as a working model that challenges how music is created, selected, and released within emerging artist ecosystems.
Listen to the Music 2 by Inestimable is out now on all streaming platforms.
French artist Anantya has released a new single “Home”, off the album Omega Cure.
A collaboration with composer Xavier Thiry, the the song tells the story of a life spent in space, where a spacecraft becomes home, evoking cosmic silence, distance, and the paradox of being at home everywhere while deeply alone.
Anantya, the stage name of video game sound designer, jazz drummer and electronic artist Nicolas Signat, blends 90s video game music aesthetics with modern electronica.
The album, whose title translates to ‘Anthropology of the Children of the Capital’ follows their debut album Anthropologie de Bana Capitale- Africa Libanga ya Mokili
Anthropologie de Bana Capitale by Bana Capitale is out now on all platforms.
The project blends street energy, smooth melodies, and personal storytelling, showcasing his versatility and artistic growth. Featuring collaborations with Hotyce, Oduduwa, Zilla Oaks, and BodyBeatz, V.V.S delivers a cohesive sound rooted in culture, ambition, and global influence.
Kings X Priests have unveiled Sunset Sermon (Deluxe), an immersive body of work that blends soulful house music with themes of faith, spirituality, and praise.
The deluxe album features 20 tracks that expand on the group’s now-signature sound: spiritual house music designed for both reflection and the dance floor.
Speaking on the vision behind the project, Dr Chad Mathinussen, founder of the Kings X Priests movement, explains:
“Sunset Sermon was never meant to be just an album. It’s a movement, a sound that creates space for people to encounter God in places they may not traditionally expect on the dance floor, at sunset, in moments of joy and surrender. House music has always been spiritual at its core, and this project is about reclaiming that truth.”
Dr Mathinussen adds that the deluxe edition was intentionally expanded to deepen the listener’s experience:
“The deluxe version allowed us to tell the full story, from praise and prayer to struggle, restoration, and victory. Every track is intentional. Whether someone is dancing, driving, or praying, this music meets them where they are.”
The project has already begun resonating beyond music circles. South African rugby icons Siya Kolisi and Vincent Tshituka sparked widespread attention after Kolisi shared the Kings X Priests song “Come Again” on Instagram. Olympic champion Wayde van Niekerk has also publicly shown support for the album,
Sunset Sermon (Deluxe) by Kings X Priests is out now on all platforms.