Canadian artist iQoniK has released a new single titled “Weightless”, a drum and bass track that arrived on May 8, 2026.
The song centres on themes of letting go, emotional release, and finding moments of calm amid everyday noise. It’s described it as a reflection on drifting, breathing, and moving forward, using imagery such as rain-soaked streets and blurred city lights.
Built around atmospheric textures and melodic drum and bass rhythms, “Weightless” balances energetic movement with a more reflective tone.
“Weightless” by iQoniK is available on streaming platforms.
Nigerian-Canadian artist Whispering Beyond has released a new project titled Rhythm II Energy.
Described as a blend of rhythm, soul, emotion, and energy, the project explores different moods and sounds through melodic production and reflective songwriting. According to the artist, the release is intended to take listeners through a journey of vibrant sounds, atmospheric moments, and personal expression.
The project also reflects themes of resilience, passion, and artistic growth, with each track contributing to the overall direction and identity of the release.
Rhythm II Energy by Whispering Beyond is out now on all streaming platforms.
Canadian folk singer Phil Andrew has released a new single titled “Same,” a deeply personal track inspired by real-life experiences of chaos, persistence, and creative resilience during its own production process.
In his own words, “Same” reflects a period in which life remained unpredictable even throughout the recording, mixing, and mastering stages of the song. Despite the challenges, the project became a meaningful creative outlet, recorded in his home studio in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
The single also highlights Andrew’s long-term dedication to music. After decades of playing and nearly a decade of focused learning and songwriting, he describes a consistent creative drive that has led to multiple completed albums he is now preparing to release. According to the artist, inspiration remains a constant force in his work, shaping both his writing process and his continued return to music creation.
“Same” by Phil Andrew is out now on all streaming platforms.
Nigerian-Canadian singer Spektacoola (Spek) returns with “You & I” a romantic Afrobeats track inspired by modern Afro-fusion sounds.
The song captures the feeling of deep connection, love, and vulnerability between two people, with warm melodies, catchy rhythms, and a heartfelt delivery.
“I focused on creating a vibe that feels both intimate and replayable, something listeners can connect with emotionally while still enjoying the groove,” says the artist.
“You & I” by Spektacoola is out now on all streaming platforms.
Nigerian-Canadian singer KAYS returns with “LIKE DAT” an Afrobeats record driven by smooth melodies, rhythmic bounce, and a confident, feel-good energy.
The Summer anthem leans into a clean, modern Afro-fusion sound while still keeping things catchy and replay able.
“Like Dat” by Kays is out now on all streaming platforms.
Nigerian-Canadian Afrobeats artist Spektacoola (Spek) Spektacoola (Spek) introduces a heartfelt new single titled “Ololufe,” an emotional love song that blends melodic vocals with a captivating rhythm.
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Spektacoola’s sound influenced by his African roots and modern Afrobeats,“Ololufe” expresses love, vulnerability, and genuine emotion.
“Ololufe” by Spektacoola (Spek) is out now on all streaming platforms.
Canadian artist DJ SAvvy has released “Esperança,” a ghetto zouk and soft urban track featuring Mozambican singer Tamyris Moiane.
Canadian DJ, music producer, author, and empowerment speaker SAvvy, has released “Esperança”, a ghetto zouk and soft urban track featuring Mozambican singer Tamyris Moiane.
The song is the lead single of SAvvy’s Women’s Day album of the same name, a project created to shine a light on the women of the kizomba scene.
Esperança means hope and the song delivers exactly that, built around one simple, powerful message: hope is a radical act.
“Esperança” by DJ SAvvy is out now on all streaming platforms.
Nigerian-Canadian rapper Dax returns with his latest single “God, Can You Hear Me?”, inspired by his personal experience with God.
“This was a question I started asking when I was 25 years old,” he shared. “I began writing the song is December of 2023 and finally found the rest of the words in 2026.”
“God, Can You Hear Me?” by Dax is out now on all streaming platforms.
Canadian Artist Cinematic Jams has released a new single, “Gbedu Tonight” which a high-energy Afrobeats party anthem built for the club, the car, and every late-night turn-up.
In Nigerian slang, “Gbedu” means a heavy, banging beat, a powerful rhythm, or a fantastic party/groove, and that’s exactly what the song delivers.
“Gbedu Tonight” by Cinematic Jams is out now on all platforms.
Francois Marius has Canadian and Estonian roots while his music is a reflection of the Latin pop, reggae and folk-style lyricism. He also plays the guitar.
Canadian music collective is celebrating the party scene in Lagos, Nigeria with the release of “Detty December.”
Fusing the unmistakable pulse of Nigerian street culture with cinematic storytelling, the track captures the unstoppable energy of Lagos during its most iconic season — when the city transforms into the global heartbeat of nightlife, concerts, fashion, and pure celebration.
“Detty December” is a vibrant, high-energy Afrobeats anthem crafted for clubs, beach raves, December weddings, and Lagos nightlife hotspots from Ikoyi to Lekki Phase 1.
The track paints a vivid picture of Lagos in full festive bloom: champagne popping, IJGBs landing en masse, friends buying up the entire bar, streets glowing with concerts like Flytime Fest and Rhythm Unplugged, and the famous motto of the season — “Ball in December… let January take care of itself.”
With its catchy hook, cinematic production, and cultural authenticity, “Detty December” is positioned to become a staple soundtrack of the holiday season — a celebratory anthem that unites Nigerians across the world under one shared experience.
“Detty December” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
Canadian singer Shar returns with a powerful new single, “Keep The Peace (Remix),” an energetic re-imagining of her original track that elevates its message of unity, resilience, and intentional calm.
Shar explains the heart of the remix: “There will always be differences and disagreements, but in the end, the priority should always be peace. Without peace, there’s no unity, security, or real chance to move forward. ‘Keep The Peace (Remix)’ reminds us that peace isn’t passive — it’s something we do together in unity. We have to actively keep the peace.”
“Keep the Peace” (Remix) by Shar is out now on all platforms.
Canadian composer Hugh O returns with a new single “Awake”, a fusion of electronic music and contemplative composition.
Hugh’s work is marked by a minimalist approach, refined melodic writing, and a desire to offer a soothing, immersive listening experience.
Composed and produced entirely on a computer-in the box — his music draws from soft techno, house, ambient, classical, and various other styles, relying on a streamlined setup that favors nuance, space, and clarity.
The Canadian collective ALLIANCE SuPRM (LeFLOFRANCO and Tha Incradouble Pack) continues its rise with a new track, “Qu’est-ce qui s’passe?” (What’s Going On?).
This track, with its Afrobeats and reggae fusion influences, invites a clear-eyed reflection on our humanity.
Produced by Sonny Black, the track stands out for its captivating energy, blending driving beats, assertive rap vocals, vibrant samples, and modern synthesizers.
Driven by profound and conscious lyrics, the song questions the excesses of the modern world while conveying a message of hope and unity. “Abuse of power, daily scandals… what’s going on?! Money before love for one’s neighbor… what’s going on?!”
The track is a cosmic journey through melodic textures, pulsing bass, and dreamy atmospheres.
On the inspiration behind her music, Spacey describes herself as a cosmic music producer with “a knack for blending experimental beats and interstellar vibes that sound like they were produced on the dark side of the moon.”
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With its catchy hooks and emotional feel, “Let Me Go” is both danceable and reflective.
“This track is personal for me. It’s about how they don’t want me to succeed, to go the next level — I don’t know who “they” is, might even be me,” says Hengin.
This new version combines the catchy rhythms of Afrobeats with the playful sounds of Latin Pop, creating an exciting musical experience that feels festive and fun.
Inspired by the likes of Ayra Starr, Gabzy, Odeal, Burna Boy, and Txmmy, his sound blends soulful melodies with smooth Afro rhythms.
Uwa’s latest release, “Tic Toc”, is a vibe-heavy track built for late nights, headphone moments, or curated chill playlists. It speaks to growth, vulnerability, and leveling up — all wrapped in infectious production and t’s the perfect vibe for summer .
Smooth, infectious, and impossible not to move to, this track is made for late- night link-ups, rooftop parties, day parties, and those sunset drives with the squad.
But what really sets this one apart is its romantic, smooth, and sensual lyrics — the Toronto-based artist prizes himself on crafting songs that aren’t just for the vibe, but for the feeling too.
“It’s got that flirtatious, chill energy to it,” UWA shares. “I wanted to make something people could vibe and groove to at a party, but also something you’d send to that person you’ve been thinking about all day.”
This 5-song collection showcases Vergil’s signature fusion of nostalgic Fela-esque drum patterns, modern synthesizers, and rap-inspired flows, redefining the boundaries of contemporary Afrobeats with a fresh, retro-futuristic sound.
“With V22 I wanted to blend the old and the new—nostalgic rhythms with futuristic vibes—while sharing my real story. This EP is for anyone who’s ever felt both the weight and the hope of chasing something bigger,” says Vergil 22.
Canadian artist Hugh O is proud to announce the upcoming release of over 70 albums.
In parallel to this emblematic project, Hugh O is working on several other albums in different styles, blending the softness of techno music with airy and immersive compositions.
These projects, merging the finesse of soft techno with Hugh O’s creativity, promise to offer a unique and captivating musical experience to his listeners.
His albums is the result of a profound artistic exploration and a dedication to his inspirations and emotions, both lived and future.
Nigerian-Canadian artist Badboi Jay is demonstrating his versatility with the release of his latest single, “Rock” a high energy party anthem with a perfect blend of Afrobeats and rock music.
With influences from Burna Boy, Olamide, Rema, Shallipopi, Badboi Jay’s signature style is an electrifying mix of pulsating beats, gritty guitar riffs, and his unmistakable vocal energy.
Thank to this, “Rock” brings an innovative twist to the Afro-fusion scene, delivering a sound that is both rebellious and dancefloor-ready.
Speaking on the track, Badboi Jay says, “I wanted to create something that pushes boundaries— something that makes you want to let loose, party hard, and feel unstoppable. ‘ROCK’ is all about embracing the moment and living life to the fullest.”