The new single finds the outspoken artiste in familiar territory, using the record to address his critics and anyone attempting to challenge his position in the African music space. With his confidence turned all the way up, Shatta Wale presents himself as an artist who has no plans of slowing down.

Musically, Catch Me If You Can comes with a charged-up dancehall production that blends the raw energy of Jamaican dancehall with elements of contemporary Afropop. Heavy bass, sharp percussion, and tense synth arrangements give the record a restless momentum from start to finish.

Over the aggressive instrumental, Shatta Wale delivers his signature raspy vocals with the kind of force that has become a major part of his stage presence. His chants and commanding delivery add a street-ready quality to the track, making it feel built for loudspeakers and energetic dancehall sessions.

The lyrics are largely centred on confidence, longevity and competition. Shatta Wale uses the song to highlight his years in the industry, financial independence and strong relationship with his fanbase, turning the record into another statement of his staying power.

There is little restraint in his delivery. From the opening moments, he takes an unapologetic approach, throwing shots at his perceived rivals while making it clear that he remains comfortable standing on his own.

With Catch Me If You Can, Shatta Wale once again leans into the fearless personality that has helped make him one of Ghana’s most recognisable dancehall figures. It is loud, confrontational, and full of the raw energy his supporters have come to expect from him.

Listen to “Catch Me If You Can” HERE

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For fans who have followed the duo’s journey, the reunion carries a familiar feeling. Boj and Ajebutter22 have previously shared a strong creative partnership, particularly through projects such as Make E No Cause Fight, and their latest collaboration finds them returning to the laid-back sound that has long defined their chemistry.

“Time Of Our Lives” rides on a smooth, understated production built around subtle drum patterns, warm electric piano melodies, and a steady bassline.

Rather than going for an overly busy arrangement, the record keeps things simple, allowing the groove to breathe and creating an easygoing mood suited to Lagos’ nightlife scene.

The song itself is a playful take on enjoying life, romance and taking things easy. Ajebutter22 brings his familiar conversational rap style, touching on everything from fashion and relationships to everyday Nigerian culture with his usual dry humour and witty observations.

Boj handles the melodic side of the record with a soulful, textured delivery, adding a catchy hook that sits comfortably over the production and balances Ajebutter22’s laid-back verses.

Together, the pair once again demonstrate why their partnership has remained a notable one within Nigeria’s alternative music space. Time Of Our Lives doesn’t try too hard to make a statement; instead, it leans into the effortless chemistry between two artists who clearly understand the sound they created together.

The result is a chilled, replay-friendly record that feels right at home on a late-night Lagos drive, rooftop hangout, or relaxed weekend playlist.

Listen to “Times Of Our Lives.” HERE

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The collaboration blends different musical worlds into one laid-back record, connecting the sounds of Lagos, Kingston, and Miami while maintaining a smooth Afro-fusion identity.

Built around slow, atmospheric production, As We Get High combines elements of Afro-R&B, dancehall, and contemporary hip-hop.

The beat leans heavily on deep bass and spacious instrumentation, creating the kind of late-night mood that works just as well for a chilled beach hangout as it does for a low-lit club setting.

 

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Omah Lay takes the opening spotlight, bringing his familiar emotional delivery and airy vocals to the record. His performance gives the song a reflective edge, setting the mood before BEAM switches things up with a more rhythmic blend of hip-hop and dancehall.

Gyptian then adds his unmistakable reggae presence, giving the track a touch of nostalgia while complementing the younger artists. Despite their different musical backgrounds, the three artists fit surprisingly well into the production, making the collaboration feel seamless rather than forced.

At its core, As We Get High is built around romance, escape and finding moments of peace away from the pressures of everyday life. The song captures that carefree feeling of simply enjoying someone’s company and letting the world fade into the background.

With its cross-cultural lineup and warm, atmospheric sound, As We Get High arrives as a smooth meeting point between Afrobeats, R&B and Caribbean music, offering listeners a fresh soundtrack for the season.

Listen to “As We Get High” HERE

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The Konongo-born artist, who has steadily expanded his reach beyond Ghana in recent years, uses the new body of work to reconnect with the raw, introspective sound that has become central to his identity.

Instead of leaning heavily into conventional Afropop formulas, Black Sherif embraces the darker and more theatrical side of his artistry.

Across the EP, he moves through a carefully constructed mix of highlife-inspired trap, stripped-back acoustic textures, and grand orchestral elements. The production gives the songs a cinematic feel, while his gritty vocals remain at the center of each record.

 

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The instrumentation also adds to the project’s dramatic character, with deep basslines, layered guitar patterns, and energetic percussion creating a tense but immersive atmosphere. Each song feels deliberately placed, almost like another chapter in a larger story.

As expected from Black Sherif, the songwriting remains deeply personal. He explores themes surrounding survival, uncertainty, spirituality, and the complicated realities that come with achieving fame at a young age.

He also reflects on the weight of expectations from home while coming to terms with the demands and possibilities of an increasingly global career. Moving comfortably between Twi, English, and Pidgin, the singer and rapper turns those experiences into vivid, emotionally charged stories.

 

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More than just a stopgap release before his next album, SUN SERIF reinforces Black Sherif’s willingness to stay true to the sound and storytelling approach that first separated him from his peers.

With its atmospheric production and unfiltered writing, the EP further establishes the Ghanaian star as one of Africa’s most distinctive musical storytellers, while setting the stage for what could be an even more ambitious album.

Listen to the “Sun Serif” EP HERE

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Set for release on 27 July 2026, the new Afrobeats song turns the daily search for money, better opportunities, and a brighter future into a lively musical statement.

At the heart of the record is a question many people know too well: “Where the money dey?” It is short, direct, and easy to remember, but it also says a lot about life. For many young people, the search for success is not only about getting rich.

It is about finding a way forward, helping family, reaching personal goals, and refusing to stop when things become difficult.

Simboroba uses that feeling as the main idea behind the song, giving “Where the Money Dey” a message that should connect with listeners who understand the pressure and hope that come with chasing a better life.

• Simboroba keeps the message simple

One of the strengths of “Where the Money Dey” is the simple idea behind it. The song comes from the kind of everyday talk that happens when people discuss work, money, and opportunities. Instead of making the subject feel distant, Simboroba turns it into something musical and easy to relate to.

The repeated phrase “Where the money dey?” gives the record a strong centre. It is the sort of line that can quickly stick in the mind and become part of the song’s identity.

Rather than presenting success as something that comes without effort, Simboroba focuses on the hustle. The record speaks to people who keep working, keep planning, and keep believing even when the results are slow.

Musically, “Where the Money Dey” sits comfortably within the world of modern Afrobeats, while Simboroba’s wider sound also draws from Highlife and contemporary African music. This combination gives him room to make music that can be enjoyed for its rhythm while still carrying a clear message.

That balance is important. A song about ambition could easily become too serious, but Simboroba appears to understand that music can deliver a message without losing its fun. The energy of the record helps keep the subject light enough for everyday listening while the theme remains clear.

For listeners who enjoy Nigerian Afrobeats, Afrobeat music and African music with a message, the single has the ingredients of a record that can fit naturally into playlists built around motivation, hustle and good energy.

• A song shaped by real life

Simboroba’s background also adds another layer to his music. Beyond being a recording artist, he works across several creative and professional fields, including music production, filmmaking, media and engineering.

That mix of interests shows in how he approaches his art, with creativity and everyday experiences feeding into his songs.

His previous releases, including “Baby Boo” and “We Don’t Tire,” have helped establish the direction of his growing catalogue. With “Where the Money Dey,” he turns his attention to one of the biggest subjects in everyday life: the desire to make progress.

The song’s appeal comes from how easy it is to understand. You do not need to be in the same place in life as Simboroba to understand the feeling behind it.

Anyone who has searched for a job, built a business, chased a dream, or hoped for better days can find something familiar in the record.

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The release comes after an eventful period for the Ugandan singer, who recently took his music to audiences across Europe and Australia with sold-out shows while also appearing on the Afro Nation stage.

Baraka takes full creative control on Yoyo, producing the track himself and drawing inspiration from traditional Ugandan music.

He combines those cultural elements with guitar-led instrumentation and a contemporary pop approach, creating a sound that feels rooted yet easy to connect with beyond East Africa.

The result is an upbeat record that celebrates where Baraka comes from without sounding stuck in the past.

Traditional influences and modern melodies sit comfortably together, giving Yoyo the feel of a song designed to travel while keeping its identity intact.

With “Recess Vol. 2” on the way and performances lined up across Uganda and Kenya, Joshua Baraka is continuing to build an increasingly international profile. Through it all, he remains committed to placing his Ugandan roots at the heart of his sound.

Listen to “Yoyo” HERE

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Recorded during the EFG London Jazz Festival in November 2025, the project gives listeners a chance to experience Gold’s music through a more expansive live setting. It revisits songs from his Fuji era alongside selections from his wider catalog, giving the familiar records a fresh identity.

For the performance, Gold was backed by the Guildhall Session Orchestra and his live band, 79th Element. The combination created an interesting meeting point between Nigerian popular music and the richness of a full orchestral arrangement.

Rather than simply recreating the original studio versions, the live treatment adds greater scale and texture to the songs.

The expanded instrumentation gives Gold’s vocals and songwriting a different emotional weight, making the project feel more like a complete live experience than a straightforward collection of concert recordings.

Fuji Orchestra ultimately serves as an extension of the creative world Gold explored during his Fuji era. More importantly, it preserves a significant moment from his London performance while showcasing how naturally his sound can translate to an orchestral stage.

Listen to the “Fuji Orchestra” HERE

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After making noise with a series of street-pop records and earning attention from established names, the young act uses the project to give listeners a broader look at his sound and ambitions.

Across the album, Muyeez moves through a colourful mix of Afropop, street hop, and melody-driven production. The beats remain lively and easy to follow, creating enough room for his distinctive vocal style and catchy melodies to stand out.

The project also comes with appearances from some of the new generation’s notable voices, including Zerrydl, Ayo Maff, and Famous Pluto. Their contributions add different textures to the album, with records such as Bank Alert providing some of the project’s collaborative highlights.

Muyeez’s writing focuses heavily on the experiences of a young artiste trying to find his feet while navigating sudden attention. He touches on ambition, life on the streets, the pressure that comes with growth and the excitement of enjoying the first rewards of success.

What makes All Hail Muyeez particularly interesting is the sense that Muyeez is still finding his way while confidently showing listeners what he can do. The project balances youthful energy with personal storytelling, giving it an identity that feels connected to his generation.

With this release, Muyeez makes a strong case for himself as an emerging name to watch. All Hail Muyeez is not just a celebration of his progress so far; it is a statement of intent for everything he hopes to accomplish next.

Listen to the “All Hail Muyeez” Album HERE

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The new single follows the momentum of Nostalgia and sees Zinoleesky return to the melodic, street-friendly sound that has become a major part of his identity. This time, however, the mood is more celebratory, with the singer embracing success and everything that comes with it.

Named after one of Nigeria’s most prominent wealthy family names, Dantata rides on a lively production filled with bouncing drums, rolling percussion, and smooth Afro-pop keys. The instrumental has enough movement to work equally well for casual listening, radio play or a night out.

Zinoleesky switches comfortably between Yoruba and English as he sings about financial independence, romance, and enjoying the rewards of hard work.

His recognisable high-pitched vocals glide over the production, while the repetitive hook gives the track an immediate and easy-to-remember quality.

With Dantata, Zinoleesky once again taps into his strength for creating infectious street melodies without overcomplicating the formula.

It is a bright and confident addition to his 2026 catalogue, further showing why his sound continues to connect with listeners.

Listen to “Dantata” HERE

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After teasing the record across social media, Blaqbonez finally gives fans the full track, arriving with the kind of energy that has helped establish him as one of Nigeria’s most distinctive hip-hop acts.

Produced by P.Prime, BIG PERFORMER rides on a punchy Nigerian hip-hop groove, blending Afrobeats touches with a bouncing low end. The production constantly keeps things moving, giving Blaqbonez plenty of room to switch up his flow and control the pace.

As expected, the rapper has plenty to say. He fills the record with clever punchlines, playful boasts and humorous moments, delivering his bars with a confidence that feels both calculated and effortless. His ability to switch cadences keeps the track unpredictable from one section to the next.

More than just a flex-heavy rap record, BIG PERFORMER is another example of Blaqbonez refusing to follow a predictable formula. He combines technical ability with entertainment, reminding listeners why his personality and performance style remain such a big part of his appeal.

With BIG PERFORMER, Blaqbonez once again proves that he knows exactly how to make rap feel larger than life.

Listen to “Big Performer” HERE

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The Penthauze boss builds the record around gentle acoustic guitar melodies, atmospheric synths, and a relaxed Afro-fusion rhythm. The production is deliberately restrained, creating enough space for Phyno’s lyrics and vocal expressions to take centre stage.

On the song, the veteran rapper turns his attention to the realities that often remain hidden behind success. He reflects on friendship, betrayal, sacrifice, and the personal struggles that can come with staying relevant for years. His delivery moves between Igbo, Pidgin, and melodic passages, giving the record both emotional depth and the familiar cultural touch associated with his music.

Healing also carries a message of encouragement, speaking to anyone dealing with difficult moments while trying to keep moving forward. Rather than chasing the dancefloor, Phyno allows the song to breathe and gives himself room to simply reflect.

At a time when quick-hit anthems often dominate the conversation, Healing offers a calmer alternative. It shows another side of Phyno’s artistry and reinforces his ability to make music that connects with the culture while speaking directly to the heart.

Listen to “Healing” HERE

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The new single arrives shortly after GTA, released in July, and comes as Seyi Vibez shifts attention back to his own catalogue following a run of collaborations and guest appearances.

Produced by Mally Mall, Swam, OnlyForHonesty, and Krisvin Joseph, BACK 2 U takes a smoother route than some of the rapper-singer’s more energetic street records.

The production settles into a warm mid-tempo groove, combining Afrobeats percussion, subtle dancehall touches, and deep bass while leaving plenty of room for Seyi Vibez’s distinctive vocal delivery.

Rather than chasing an overly aggressive sound, the track allows his chants and melodies to sit at the centre of the record. He moves comfortably between Yoruba expressions, street language, and soulful vocal moments, giving the song an intimate quality.

Thematically, BACK 2 U finds Seyi Vibez reflecting on reconciliation, staying connected to his roots and remaining grounded despite the rapid changes that have come with his success.

There is a sense of looking inward as he considers the journey so far and the importance of not losing touch with where he came from.

With BACK 2 U, Seyi Vibez once again shows his ability to turn everyday emotions and street experiences into accessible melodies. It is a laid-back but heartfelt addition to his growing 2026 catalogue.

Listen to “Back 2 U” HERE

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