Nigerian-American artist Jay Lion is back with a new single “Shake Something”
The track blends Afrobeat rhythms, Amapiano vibes, and dance pop energy.
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South African Gospel Band Kings X Priests Shares Afro House and Amapiano-Inspired Single “Holy Name”
Kings X Priests, the Afro Praise project founded by Dr. Chad Marthinussen, is making its mark in the industry by fusing amapiano, Afro house, and Afrobeats with gospel-driven lyrics.
“Holy Name” their new single is a blend of gospel, Amapiano, and Afro House.
A genre described as Afro Praise by founder and creator Dr. Chad Marthinussen
“I couldn’t find Christian music in the genres I love — so I created my own. My prayer is that this sound will awaken joy and love for God in people everywhere.”
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South African Producer Undertone Blends Amapiano, EDM and House Music on New Single “A Date Song”
What do you get when Amapiano, EDM and House meet in a South African studio? You have a date. Ngiyajola!
Crafting a happy Zulu lyric into a vibrant EDM track with an accompanying piano melody, producer, Undertone’s new track is sure to catch the ear.
Stabby synths try to take a back seat, but still succeed in piercing through the track’s progression.
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American Artists Rodney Hazard and Rayfell Blend Amapiano and Electronic Music on New Single “Islands (You & I)”
American artist Rodney Hazard is back with “Islands (You & I),” a new single blending the infectious rhythms of Amapiano with his signature electronic textures.
Infused with romantic tension and island vibes, Rodney creates a sonic escape that encourages listeners to immerse themselves in movement and memory.
Featuring the new artist Rayfell, the track boasts soulful vocals and evocative lyrics.
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Mahoraise Singer Zily Shares Amapiano Single “Zama (Uncle)”
Rooted in her native Mayotte and of Malagasy heritage, Zily creates music that transcends borders.
Over vibrant Amapiano rhythms from South Africa, she weaves together Shimaoré, Kibushi, and a message that resonates deeply: “Uncle, where are you? The time has come. You must wake up.”
Following the success of “Tsika” and “Amani”, “Zama” marks the next chapter in her artistic rise, as she continues to expand her reach from Mayotte to the world. “I want to meet other cultures, share my own, bring our languages, our instruments, our sounds together,” she said during a recent recording session for her upcoming album.
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Nigerian Artist HenryKane Blends Afrobeats and Amapiano on New Single “Go Far”
Afrobeats artist HenryKane has released a new single “Go Far”
A fusion of Afrobeats and Amapiano, the track is a motivational song about Henry’s journey growing up in Nigeria
“Go Far” is not just another Afrobeat track it’s my story, my journey,” says the artist about the release. “It’s a message for anyone who’s trying to make something out of nothing.
“It’s for the ones who believe in going the distance, even when the road is rough.”
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Sudanese Artist YK Blends Amapiano and Afro Arab Melodies on New Single “Jota”
UK-based Sudanese artist YK has released a new single “Jota” a bold fusion of Amapiano and the melodic elements of his Afro-Arab heritage.
The word “Jota” جوطة is an Arab- Sudanese slang for chaos, and the song channels that energy into rhythm, emotion, and cultural pride.
Born in New York, raised in Oxford, and rooted in Sudan, YK blends global influences into his music which has now amassed over 1 million Spotify streams
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Ghanaian Artist Bollie Fuses Afrobeats, Amapiano and Azonto on New Single “Be Aware”
Ghanaian artist Bollie is back with a new single “Be Aware” a fusion of Afrobeats, Amapiano and Azonto.
In his second release of the year since “Kindess” the artist burst who into the limelight in 2006 with “You May Kiss the Bride” takes fans back to the early days of his careee when his sound was heavily dominated by rap in his mother tongue of “Akan”
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French Singer Maëva Fischer Explores Afrobeats And Amapiano on Summer Anthem “Hold On”
Known for her for her soft, radiant presence and pop-soul ballads, French singer Maëva Fischer returns where no one expected: “Hold On”, a sensual, raw, and magnetic fusion of Afrobeats and Amapiano.
With an incandescent groove and sensual beats “Hold On” is perfect for the Summer.
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Afrobeats Producer Lxrybeats Blends Lagos Street Vibes and Amapiano on Summer Anthem “Gbese Fever”
Rising producer Lxrybeats is turning up the heat this summer with the release of “Gbese Fever,” a bold and rhythm-heavy fusion of Afrobeats and Amapiano.
Blending infectious percussion, vibrant melodies, and authentic Afro-inspired vibes, “Gbese Fever” is an energetic celebration of movement, culture, and sound. The track showcases Lxrybeats’ signature production style—fusing traditional African grooves with a modern, global appeal.
“Gbese Fever is more than a beat—it’s a mood. I wanted to create something that feels alive, something that connects with people the moment it hits,” says Lxrybeats.
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