JoulesDaKid is back again shortly after the release of the video for “Phone On Silent“ Featuring Blaqbonez. This time he premieres the visuals for  “Kibo“ Feature LAX, another dope record off his “JDK’19 ” album. The video is directed by UA.X ..read more

After a string of middling singles, which didn’t quite take off, Skiibii finally found the formula and broke into mainstream popularity with the Reekado Banks-assisted hit, “Sensima” last year. Over time, he continued his winning streak with “Daz How Star Do”, a popular collaboration with Teni and Falz from earlier this year. Looking to end 2019 on a high given that two of his songs have now become major hits, Skiibii has now dropped a new solo single, “Big Engine”, mines his penchant for making songs for the dancefloor. Geared to suit the upcoming festive season, Skiibii sings a lightweight ..read more

Accra-based vocalist Bryte goes in over some haywire electronic beat work in his new single "Ice Cream." The new track sees Bryte linking up with frequent collaborator Mina and Tarquin for a booming production that marries his Ghanaian style with production that straddles UK bass, funky, grime and techno. Today, we're premiering the new music video for "Ice Cream," which follows Bryte and a crew of dancers across Seoul. "We had so much fun running around the streets of Hongdae with Korean afrobeats dancers exploring the markets and different varieties of ice cream unique to Seoul," Bryte te ..read more

After a silence that has been too long for his fans, A-Reece has resurfaced with a new music video for "We Both Know Better." The music video was directed by Cape Town-based director Motion Billy. It was filmed in the Mother City and consists mostly of night scenes in the city's streets. Apart from the models featured in the video, A-Reece's longtime producer MashBeatz makes an appearance. "We Both Know Better" is a song from A-Reece's latest project Reece Effect, which was released in April around the same time the Pretoria-based emcee hosted his Reece Effect concert. The single sees Reece ..read more

Your weekend just got better as we present to you the October edition of AfroGbedu's monthly mixtape hosted by Dj Kae Money. The mixtape is filled with songs currently rocking the airwaves in and outside Nigeria. Enjoy! DOWNLOAD MIXTAPE ..read more

Brooklyn-based musician, Thutmose, has released a new EP, Don’t Wake Me, continuing the documentation of his rising trajectory on the music scene. Since gaining traction for his freestyle over Kendrick Lamar’s HUMBLE, Thutmose has experienced remarkable growth: supporting superstar Billie Eilish on her sold-out debut headline tour plus placements in EA Sports, Silicon Valley, and NBA Live. Traditionally a rapper, his new EP is a reflection of Thutmose’s natural melodic ability, sliding through slow-paced sounds and Afrobeats-steeped rhythms. Don’t Wake Me also includes Love In The Morning fe ..read more

African Giant Burna Boy unleashes a brand new music video for his song ‘Omo‘. The song is another single off his hit album ‘African Giant’. Burna Boy comes through with this visual as a thank you to his fans after winning ‘Best African Act’ at the MTV EMA 2019. He also sold out the SSE Arena, Wembley for his ongoing tour. ‘Omo’ video was directed by the ace Clarence Peters. Watch the fresh below ..read more

Through the years, the definitive sound of afropop has gone through a number of changes as new artists emerge. However, not many of these artists have sustained their sound by remaining as relevant as Tiwa Savage and Wande Coal have done since they started out. Each year, they dish out new songs for dancefloor fascination, inspiring new artists like Mystro who is featured along with them on afropop curator, Jaybreeze’s latest release, “Eh Oh Ah”. Blaisebeat produces the lightweight highlife-influenced beat for “Eh Oh Ah”, setting a mellow mood for Wande Coal, Tiwa Savage and Mystro’s sultry p ..read more

Fireboy DML has built his reputation around being this generation’s lover  boy, as he has mastered the art of translating emotions from his past relationship experiences into catchy bops that every young person can definitely relate to. His recent singles “What If I Say” “King” and his breakout, “Jealous” have shown off his promising range as an artist, and we’ve been waiting to hear more from the rising star. Well, it looks like our dreams are coming true, as he’s putting out a body of work really soon! Fireboy DML has announced his debut album ‘Laughter, Tears and Goosebumps’ and if the ti ..read more