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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Nigerian-American Afrobeats artist Echezona paid tribute to legendary Highlife musician Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe by including the lyrics from Osadebe’s classic “Osondi Owendi” on his new song “Rare”
The phrase which translates to “live and let live” in Igbo, is from Osadebe’s 1984 single of the same name.
Born to Igbo parents in the Boston, Massacheuts Echezona takes pride in his Igbo heritage infusing the culture and the language which he speaks fluently into his music.
“Rare” is one of the tracks on his latest album Enyi a collaboration with producer JPrism
Enyi means friend in Igbo language and Echezona’s artistry reflects his multicultural exposures.
On the inspiration behind current focus single and video Rare, Echezona explains: “Rare is honest. No mask. Sharing something real.
“The visuals for the “Rare” video are not about flashy effects or over-the-top stunts.
“It’s about opening up with candid self-reflections felt by many, and connecting through emotional truths. “
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Burna Boy, probably one of the greatest Afrobeats artists ever, has a number of nicknames.

But “Odogwu” an Igbo word meaning “hero” “leader” or “great man” also the title of his 2020 single celebrating Igbo culture, is unarguably his favourite.
The nickname which aligns perfectly with consistent projection of confidence, pride in his African heritage and larger-than-life persona started gaining traction around 2019 following the success of his “African Giant” album.

But it seems like another Afrobeats artist is coming for Burna’s “Odogwu” title.

Nigerian American singer and songwriter Ib-Kay’s new single of the same is a high-energy Afrobeat track that embodies the essence of the genre with its vibrant rhythms and infectious beats.

According to the artist,it is a “100% pure Afrobeats designed to get listeners on their feet and moving”
“The song celebrates strength and resilience,” he added. And this makes it a powerful addition to any Afrobeats genre.
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