Drax Africa has released “Don’t Vex,” a new Afro-fusion track that addresses the need to remain positive in the face of negativity.

The song combines Afrobeats and dancehall influences, with a groove-led arrangement and melodic vocals. Its central message is straightforward: not allowing negative situations or other people’s opinions to take away from one’s outlook.

“Don’t Vex” comes from Zambian twin brothers Golden Mumba and Kelvin Mumba, who perform as Drax Africa. Born in Luanshya and raised in Kitwe in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province, the brothers draw from a range of styles including Afrobeats, Afropop, dancehall, Zamrock, EDM and pop.

The release arrives ahead of the duo’s debut album, “Afro In Space: Gravity,” which is scheduled for July 24, 2026. The album is set to feature collaborations with artists from Zambia, Congo and Nigeria, including Jamaican dancehall artist General Degree.

Drax Africa previously won Best Indie Track globally and in Africa at the 2021 Djooky Music Awards for “Turn Around.”

“Don’t Vex” is out now and available on streaming platforms.