Ghanaian Afrobeats artist, LUCKY SIKI, makes his industry debut with the party anthem “Derty December”
It’s a high-voltage song that perfectly captures the sight and sound of Nigeria’s festive season, with its colors, unfiltered and raw energy and camaraderie.
Driven by an Afrocentric trap beat with ambitious storytelling of the diaspora lifestyle, the record captures it all; the movement of shakers from party to afterparty, in convoys and police escorts, the meeting of old friends and introduction to new ones from around the world, all gathering to celebrate the season in Lagos, Nigeria.
From “March that machine” to “na convoy convoy,” “Derty December” captures the reckless joy and coded status play that defines December in Naija.
“This is Lagos’ most notorious month bottled in a beat: the chaos, the champagne, the convoys, the comeback energy of the diaspora,”says Lucky Siki.
He added: “December in Nigeria is “pure madness”, it is electric, rowdy and dangerous but the raw joy you experience is what pulls you back every year and that’s what I wanted to capture with this track.”
Derty December plays into this rowdiness, it’s a chant-driven street anthem built for the clubs, for the cruise, and for every night the city refuses to sleep.
Nigerian artist Xumm3r (born Ofodu Tobechukwu) is a fresh new voice in the Afrobeats and dancehall space, bringing passion, warmth, and a touch of soul to his music.
— Afrobeats Head Loves Timothee Ideh (@AfrobeatsHead) September 19, 2025
Over the years, he has performed under different names (Xummer & Summertime), but the journey — marked by resilience, personal loss, and a relentless drive to create — has shaped the artist he is today.
After sharpening his craft at Inestimable Music’s recording camps alongside some of the industry’s brightest young talents, Xumm3r is now stepping fully into the spotlight.
His debut single, “Sweet Love”, produced by Blvck Chynah, is an introduction to his world. The track fuses Afrobeats and dancehall with an intimate, romantic energy that feels both familiar and refreshing.
With heartfelt lyrics and a delivery that leans into raw emotion, “Sweet Love” sets the tone for what listeners can expect from Xumm3r — music that connects, uplifts, and resonates.
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Abayomi is making his debut with a new single titled “Chakam” a soulful, mid-tempo record about the bittersweet emotions of love and loss.
The song is named after Chakam the popular evidence-gathering social media trend, an onomatopoeic expression for the sound of a camera shutter
It involves taking pictures (Chakam) of a statement by someone to prevent them from reneging on their word or breaking their promise in the future
“You say you love me. I get evidence o. Chakam,” Abayomi boasts on the chorus.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the track, ABA¥OMI shares, “Chakam is my truth—a story of love, passion, and the pain of letting go. I wanted to create something that not only makes people move but also touches their hearts. This song is for anyone who’s ever loved deeply and had to heal from the pieces left behind.”
Produced by GODBOY, the song “CHAKAM” fuses rich African percussion with smooth, emotive vocals, showcasing ABA¥OMI’s unique artistry
“Ara Ayr” which translates to Body of the World in Yoruba, blends Afrobeats influences with modern sonic textures into a “body-moving anthem that explores the connection between humanity and the energy of the world”
Born Bry Stevens, the California-based producer and DJ has released several remixes including Nomacita Remix with Miss Monique, Genesi and Carl Bee which came out in May this year.
Auranova Studios announces the arrival of Munivar, a mysterious new figure whose presence is felt more than explained.
Munivar and Grammy winner Daramola collaborated on “Healing”
The journey begins with “Healing”, the debut single featuring Grammy Award-winning singer and lyricist Daramola, fresh off his 2025 win for Best Reggae Album in recognition of his contributions to the Bob Marley: One Love album.
“Healing” blends Afro House rhythms with Indian instrumentation.
Best Reggae Album Grammy Winner Daramola
“We are glad Munivar has arrived, this arrival took about a year and there is a lot more in the works” said Kasturi Rangan, co-founder of Auranova Studios.
“This song has so many layers. It showcases what a truly international track can be, featuring percussion and oud from India, production in the U.S., and a global team that brought it to life,” added Carlos Marcelo Cuevas.
Born Elizabeth Iheanacho, Lizzie draws her influences from heavyweights like Adele, Beyoncé, and Brandy, her sound blends rich lyrics, emotional depth, and creative harmonies.
Her musical journey began in church at the age of five. Inspired by early choir rehearsals with her mother and bonding over music with her brother, Lizzie discovered her voice in secondary school and never looked back.
She stepped into the professional scene in 2022 with the Loud Urban Choir and has since worked as a background vocalist for industry heavyweights like Ckay Davido, Zlatan, Joeboy, Kizz Daniel, Cobhams Asuquo, Efe Macroc, Mr Soul and others.
After years behind the scenes, Lizzie steps fully into her own light with her debut single “Spell on Me”, a heartfelt track that captures the magic and vulnerability of falling in love. Blending smooth R&B, soul & Afrobeats.
Asiama introduces his sound to the world with “Akoma”, capturing a pulse that beats through struggle, rises on faith, and endures through an unbreakable journey of hope in his debut single.
Years of quiet perseverance have only strengthened the pulse within. With “Akoma,” Asiama brings to life a song powered by every moment of waiting, every silent hope and every unseen prayer. ‘“Akoma” is not just a debut; it is the sound of a heart charging, beating louder and stronger than ever before.
Asiama (pronounced “Eh-See-Ama”) is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and musician
whose artistry bridges the timeless essence of Ghanaian Highlife with the emotional depth of Soul and the raw energy of Hip-Hop.
Born Emmanuel Asiamah Mensah in Effiduase, Kumasi, and raised in a musically rich household where gospel, choral harmonies, and Highlife rhythms shaped his earliest sonic memories. From his formative years leading vocal groups to studying Music, Theatre, and Dance at the University of Ghana, Asiama has honed a sound deeply rooted in heritage and forward-thinking innovation. His journey took a pivotal turn under the mentorship of legendary multi-instrumentalist and producer Kwame Yeboah, whose influence helped refine his artistic identity.
With a captivating stage presence and an innate ability to blend traditional Ghanaian sounds with contemporary textures, Asiama has built a reputation through self-
produced shows such as 90 Minutes with Asiama and 9ti Minutes with the Suns. Now on the verge of releasing his debut EP, he is poised to introduce a fresh narrative that pays homage to his roots while carving out a space within the global music landscape.
“Akoma” is a heartfelt plea for salvation from the turmoil of human desire and reasoning. The lyrics explore the inner battle between the heart–drawn to fleeting pleasures–and the mind, which seeks peace but often leads through painful struggles. The protagonist witnesses the moral decay of society, where people pursue wealth through dark and unethical means. Despite temptations, they refuse to compromise their soul, turning to Nyame (God) for guidance, wisdom, and strength.
The chorus echoes a desperate cry for divine intervention, pleading for a saviour from their own conflicting emotions and thoughts. The song is a deeply spiritual and emotional journey, highlighting the fragility of the human condition and the need for divine grace–a portrayal of a person torn between desire and conscience, pleading for divine strength to overcome the temptations of the heart and mind, revealing an unbeatable spirit on a timeless journey.
The song offers a fresh and captivating blend of Afrobeat rhythms with soothing melodies, showcasing Fredio’s ability to create music that connects deeply with listeners.
Inspired by his journey and passion for music, “Hold On”reflects themes of resilience and hope, delivered through authentic vocals and heartfelt lyrics.
“This song represents my belief in staying strong and holding on to hope during tough times,” Fredio shared. “I’m excited to share my sound with the world and bring something new to Afropop.”
Chaton’s super-danceable and hard-punching debut track is inspired by futurism, the aspiration to create technologies seemingly from the future, to enable a better life for us all today.
About the Artist
Introducing Chaton, a rising electronic artist hailing from the sunny shores of Sanibel, FL, United States. Chaton’s debut single, “From the Future,” released on the 15th of March 2025, showcases his fresh take on electronic music.
Drawing inspiration from futurism, Chaton’s sound is a blend of hard-punching beats and melodic bass that will transport listeners to an otherworldly sonic experience. With a musical style influenced by jazz, classical, house, techno, and hip-hop, Chaton is set to make waves in the electronic music scene.
Chaton’s musical journey is driven by a desire to create a better world through his art.
American artist Lia Vybz is introducing a bold and energetic sound with “Fire Sign“—a hypnotic blend of Afro House, electronic beats, and Afro-fusion. Inspired by the rhythmic energy of artists like Tyla, Black Coffee, and Major Lazer, this track brings a dynamic, festival-ready vibe perfect for dancefloors worldwide.
Lia Vybz is a genre-blending force igniting a fresh wave of sound through her signature style: House Fusion — a bold mix of Afrobeat, Dance, and Alternative energy. With roots in rhythm and a voice that commands emotion, Lia’s music celebrates movement, freedom, and femininity.
“Fire Sign” sets the tone for a fearless new chapter — merging hypnotic beats with fiery confidence. Inspired by nightlife, culture, and the divine feminine, Lia Vybz isn’t just making music — she’s creating moments.
Melaya, aka Wiktoria Melanik, is a rising singer-songwriter who won over audiences by posting live singing performances on TikTok. It wasn’t long before she caught the attention of DJ Remo.
The producer saw her talent and offered a collaboration, which led to the creation of her debut track – “Start The Show”.
This high-energy EDM club anthem is all about getting people on the dance floor and embracing the joy of music—perfect for the arrival of spring.
DJ Remo
The song is primarily in English, with a small Polish touch that adds a unique flavor. Most importantly, Melaya wrote the entire lyrics, melody, and vocal line herself, proving her skills as both a vocalist and songwriter.
This is quite fitting for Temil, who is the resident DJ at Palosanto NYC, New York’s Number one Afro/Melodic house event series where he shares the decks with Moblack, Maxi Meraki, Samm (BE) and Ajna (BE), Kasango, and others.
The artist describes “Save Me” an an uplifting and groovy afro/melodic track, drawing inspiration from LevyM, UVITA, and Samm (BE).
About Temil
TEMIL started his electronic music journey as a teenager in Montreal, where he immersed himself in the Deep House scene, honing his skills behind the decks and in the studio. After moving to New York City, he took a break from the music industry, but realized that music was an essential part of his life, rekindling his passion for the art.
In 2023, TEMIL returned to DJing and music production with a fresh perspective and a commitment to exploring new sounds. He is now the Resident DJ at Palosanto NYC, the premier afro-melodic house music event series in the city. TEMIL’s signature sound features groovy percussion and basslines with deep and soulful melodies, combined with an infectious energy in the DJ booth.
On the, Julian Morgan-produced track, with its bold Brooklyn trap influences the 18-year-old opens up about the struggles he faced when he gave up multiple college football D-1 offers (which he received from the age of 15) to pursue his music career.
And it seems Bobby is determined to raise the bar for himself and other emerging artists as he reveals that he plans to unveil a new single every month.
“Brave New World” the debut single by American virtual artist Jonny Bitcoin, is a rhythmic, thought-provoking song that takes a swing at financial crises, centralized control, and the rise of Bitcoin.
With sharp rhymes and a rebellious tone, it calls out the magical money-printing machines, the never-ending debt party, and the “trust us, we got this” attitude of traditional banking.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin steps in like the mysterious new kid in town, a savior? A gamble? Just another illusion?
And when the system crumbles (because, well… history), the song leaves you with one simple yet haunting question: “Who do you trust?” Smart, catchy, and slightly ironic, it’s the perfect soundtrack for watching the world changing (hopefully for the better), preferably while stacking Bitcoin.
“Brave New World” is a dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley, written in 1931, that painted a future where control doesn’t come from force, but from pleasure. No dictators, no oppression, just endless distractions, dopamine hits, and a society too entertained to care. People were conditioned to love their servitude, to trade freedom for comfort, and to avoid anything that might make them think too hard. No need for censorship when no one reads. No need for rebellion when no one feels deprived. Huxley warned us about a world where truth drowns in irrelevance. Look around. Were we paying attention?
About Johnny Bitcoin
In a world of shifting truths and endless noise, Johnny Bitcoin is the rebel melody cutting through the static. An artist with a digital soul, Johnny blends sharp lyricism with infectious beats, tackling the most pressing and controversial themes of our time.
From the rise of Bitcoin to the chaos of financial crises, from the impact of AI to the unraveling of our planet’s climate, Johnny doesn’t shy away from the hard conversations. His music is anthemic, satirical, and sometimes eerily prophetic,
capturing the pulse of an era where trust is scarce, power is questioned, and the lines between real and virtual blur.
Born in the blockchain and raised on raw data, Johnny Bitcoin isn’t just an artist: he’s a movement. His sound fuses electronic grit, hip-hop swagger, and dystopian pop into a genre-defying experience. Whether he’s dissecting the metaverse illusion, or spitting verses about the next pandemic, Johnny’s music doesn’t ask for permission, it demands attention.
Some call him a cyberpunk prophet. Others call him a digital anarchist. But one thing’s for sure, Johnny Bitcoin is the soundtrack of the future.
Why Johnny Bitcoin Matters
In a time when pop stars are sanitized and optimized for mass appeal, Johnny Bitcoin is the rogue variable, an artist who doesn’t play by the algorithm’s rules. His existence blurs the line between fiction and reality, between human and virtual, between past and future.
He’s not just making music; he’s issuing warnings. Whether we listen or not is up to us.
