After the global success of People and her debut EP Walk Away, she’s continuing to establish herself as a leading voice in what fans now call “healing Afrobeats.”

The track is a heartfelt anthem of resilience and hope, reflecting her ongoing mission to use music as a way to explore emotional wellness and the human experience.

I Believe In Better blends mid-tempo Afro-pop with rich R&B and soul undertones. Libianca’s voice remains strikingly emotive—vulnerable yet universally relatable. Unlike her previous work, which often explored heartbreak and isolation, this song celebrates the conscious decision to remain hopeful and embrace brighter days ahead.

The production, crafted by M3tro, Tough, and Ugly, creates an atmospheric soundscape that allows her poignant lyrics to shine.

The song speaks directly to anyone facing mental health challenges or life’s hardships. Known for her openness about personal struggles, Libianca takes listeners on the next stage of her journey—from checking in with herself to actively believing in more for the future. It’s a rare track that balances commercial appeal with deep, emotional resonance in today’s streaming landscape.

Released under West Side Creative Agency, the single has already made a meaningful impact on listeners worldwide. As Libianca prepares for more projects later this year, I Believe In Better reaffirms her distinct role in music—not just creating hits, but crafting songs that feel like safe spaces for her audience.

Listen to “I Beleive In Better” HERE

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This track leans into intimacy and vulnerability, allowing the music and heartfelt delivery to take center stage rather than relying on big, flashy moments.

From the very first note, Reekado’s signature smoothness sets the tone, gliding effortlessly over soft percussion and melodic instrumentation. His voice exudes warmth and sincerity, creating a foundation of emotional honesty.

Libianca’s hauntingly soulful vocals complement him perfectly, adding layers of tenderness and depth that make the collaboration feel both natural and profound.

The contrast between their tones gives the song a subtle push-and-pull, keeping listeners fully engaged.

 

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Production-wise, “Nobody” balances Afropop and Afro-R&B influences, built on gentle rhythms and an uncluttered arrangement that lets the vocals shine.

The focus is on feeling and melody, creating a track that’s both soothing and deeply affecting, the perfect late-night record that grows on you with every listen.

In the end, “Nobody” is a refined, heartfelt piece that blends Afrobeats’ warmth with contemporary R&B’s emotional weight, showcasing Reekado Banks and Libianca at their most intimate and captivating.

Listen to ‘Nobody‘ HERE

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Released on September 29, 2025, the rankings mostly highlight familiar names, though they also raise fresh questions about what really counts as “Afrobeats.”

Burna Boy Still at the Top

Burna Boy might continue to resist the Afrobeats label, but numbers don’t lie. The Grammy winner sits comfortably at No. 1 on Spotify’s global chart of most-streamed Afrobeats artists this year.

Right behind him is Rema, whose non-stop stream of singles and the enduring dominance of his global smash Calm Down keep him in second place.

Wizkid takes third, proving that 2025 has been very much his year. A collaborative streak and a string of chart-topping features have carried him into the top three.

Fourth place belongs to Asake, whose consistency with singles, plus collaborations with Young Jonn and Olamide, have bolstered his already rich catalogue.

The only woman in the mix is Ayra Starr, who seals the top five. The Grammy-nominated star’s Hot Body has been one of Afrobeats’ strongest exports this year.

2025 Top Afrobeats Artists on Spotify:

1. @wizkidayo
2. @heisrema
3. @burnaboy
4. @asakemusik
5. @ayrastarr pic.twitter.com/3Xgu90zvWC

— ChaftsAfrica📈 (@ChaftsAfrica) September 29, 2025

Most-Streamed Afrobeats Songs of 2025

While the artist list feels expected, the songs’ ranking tells a different story and one that fans may find contentious.

At No. 1 is Santa by Jamaican producer Rvssian featuring Puerto Rican star Rauw Alejandro and Ayra Starr. Though it appears on Ayra’s sophomore album The Year I Turned 21, its sound leans far more toward Latin Pop than Afrobeats.

Second is Shake It To The Max by Ghanaian act Moliy, another track that carries more Dancehall DNA than Afrobeats rhythm.

Afrobeats finally makes a solid claim at No. 3 with Rema’s Calm Down remix featuring Selena Gomez, which continues to do global damage long after its release.

Fourth on the list is We Pray by Coldplay, with Burna Boy, Elyanna, Little Simz, and TINI. Its classification as Afrobeats has raised eyebrows since the track leans heavily into electronic pop rather than the genre’s traditional style.

Rounding out the top five is People by Cameroonian-American singer Libianca. The Afro-R&B anthem still resonates deeply with listeners worldwide.

New Frontiers for Afrobeats in 2025

Spotify also revealed where Afrobeats is gaining new listeners, and the United States leads the charge. From arena shows to award stages, the genre’s popularity in the U.S. is undeniable.

Brazil follows closely, with its cultural links to Yoruba traditions offering fertile ground for Afrobeats to thrive. France comes in third, boosted by frequent collaborations between Nigerian stars and French heavyweights like Dadju, Tay C, and Tiakola.

The U.K., long a hub for Afrobeats’ international spread, is fourth, while Germany takes fifth as more Europeans tap into the sound.

Nigeria itself ranks sixth, reflecting the rapid growth of Spotify’s user base in the country as more locals engage with Afrobeats directly on the platform.

A Global Sound With a Shifting Identity

While the numbers confirm Afrobeats’ continued global rise, the debate lingers: what truly defines the genre? With tracks leaning into Latin Pop, Dancehall, and electronic influences cutting, Spotify’s list shows just how fluid the label has become in 2025.

 

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The 12-track body of work marks a defining moment for the hitmaker who has shaped Afrobeats through chart-topping records such as Wizkid’s Come Closer, Davido’s FEM, and Lojay’s Monalisa.

The project, now streaming across major digital platforms, reinforces Sarz’s reputation not just as a beat architect but as a cultural innovator. It also coincides with his mentorship of rising stars under the Sarz Academy, reflecting his dual role as a trailblazer and guardian of the genre.

At its core, the album delivers a sonic mix of Afrobeats, Amapiano, R&B, Dancehall, and global pop influences. From uptempo bangers to meditative cuts, Sarz stretches his artistry with layered production, melodic guitars, atmospheric synths, and amapiano undertones.

The striking cover art, a blazing red silhouette of Sarz with arms outstretched, serves as a visual metaphor for the bold and introspective journey embedded in the project.

Speaking on his vision, the producer told Rolling Stone:

“When I started working on this album, I didn’t just want features for the sake of names. I wanted voices that would elevate the vision. Every artist on Protect Sarz at All Costs brings something deeply personal and distinct to the table. It had to feel right sonically and spiritually.”

The album’s title doubles as both a rallying cry and a statement of independence, underscoring Sarz’s irreplaceable imprint on Afrobeats and his determination to guard his creative essence.

A star-studded cast of collaborators amplifies the project’s diversity. Wizkid and Asake reunite with Sarz on Getting Paid, featuring Jamaican dancehall act Skillibeng. Lojay, a longtime ally, appears on Loved Me Then and Billions, while Qing Madi contributes celestial vocals on In A Mustang. Teni and Libianca lift the mood on the vibrant African Barbie, as WurlD revives his synergy with Sarz on Nice n’ Slow.

Other highlights include Shallipopi and Odumodublvck teaming up with Francophone star Theodora and Lebanese-Canadian singer Zeina on Mademoiselle, a multilingual track with global appeal. International heavyweight Gunna also features on the already-released Happiness, Joeboy lends his voice to Body, while Victony takes center stage on Up.

 

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Tracks like “Getting Paid” echo triumph and endurance, while Mademoiselle pushes sonic boundaries through its genre-bending approach. Almost entirely self-produced, Sarz experiments with electronic accents and live instruments, giving the album an immersive replay value.

Since its announcement, the project has been trailed by an unconventional rollout of mock press conferences and skits that stirred anticipation online. Critics and fans alike have described the LP as a milestone for Sarz, who has transitioned from being Afrobeats’ behind-the-scenes genius to a leading visionary in his own right.

With Protect Sarz at All Costs, Sarz presents more than just music; it is a statement urging listeners to celebrate and safeguard the innovators defining today’s soundscape and shaping tomorrow’s.

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The project, which features striking cover art showcasing Sarz’s silhouette with arms spread against a blazing red background, signals an introspective yet powerful journey from one of Afrobeats’ most respected hitmakers.

The album features an impressive lineup of African and international acts, including Wizkid, Asake, Gunna, Byron Messia, Joeboy, Lojay, Libianca, Ndlovu Youth Choir, Odumodublvck, Qing Madi, Shallipopi, Skillibeng, Teni, Theodora, Victony, WurlD, and Zeina.

Fans are particularly looking forward to Sarz’s reunion with Wizkid, a partnership that has previously delivered some of Afrobeats’ most iconic records.

Notably, two of Sarz’s longtime collaborators, Lojay and WurlD, also appear on the tracklist. Their inclusion adds to expectations, given the history of standout songs they have created together.

Before unveiling the album details, Sarz had already teased audiences with two singles, “Happiness” featuring Asake and Gunna, and “C’mon Look,” another uptempo joint with Asake.

In addition, he rolled out three cinematic videos that set the mood for the project with captivating visuals and storytelling.

With such a carefully crafted rollout, Sarz’s latest work is already being projected as more than just an album. It promises to be a global Afrobeats crossover moment and a defining milestone in his illustrious career.

 

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Protect Sarz at All Costs – Full Tracklist

• Grateful ft. WurlD, Ndlovu Choir
• Happiness ft. Asake, Gunna
• Getting Paid ft. Asake, Skillibeng, Wizkid
• Mademoiselle ft. Odumodublvck, Shallipopi, Theodora, Zeina
• BMF ft. Fireboy DML, Byron Messia
• Body ft. Joeboy
• In A Mustang ft. Qing Madi
• Nice n Slow ft. WurlD
• Loved Me Then ft. Lojay
• African Barbie ft. Teni, Libianca
• Up ft. Victony
• Billions ft. Lojay

🚨 CONFIRMED TRACKLIST FOR SARZ’S UPCOMING ALBUM

ASAKE , LOJAY & WURLD ARE FEATURED TWO TRACKS 🤩🔥

FIREBOY DML IS ALSO FEATURED pic.twitter.com/jujSBDfqwp

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) September 24, 2025

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Renowned American entertainment media giant Billboard has officially kicked off its countdown of the 50 Greatest Afrobeats Songs of All Time, spotlighting the genre’s meteoric rise on the global stage.

In a publication released on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Billboard announced that the selection, which reflects its editorial team’s staff picks, will be revealed gradually in sets of 10 until the number one song is revealed.

According to Billboard, the curated list is a celebration of Afrobeats’ cultural dominance and global influence, showcasing iconic records that have defined and shaped the sound over the years.

Below are the songs occupying positions 50 to 31 on the prestigious list:

50. “Ijoya” – Weird MC
49. “Tonight” – Nonso Amadi
48. “Dem Mama” – Timaya
47. “Raise Da Roof” – Jazzman Olofin & Adewale Ayuba
46. “Soweto” – Victony & Tempoe
45. “Yahooze” – Olu Maintain
44. “Oleku” – Ice Prince ft. Brymo
43. “Buga” – Kizz Daniel & Tekno
42. “People” – Libianca
41. “Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)” – Asake
40. “UNAVAILABLE” – Davido ft. Musa Keys
39. “Shake Body” – Skales
38. “Monalisa” – Lojay & Sarz
37. “KU LO SA” – Oxlade
36. “Kontrol” – Maleek Berry
35. “Pana” – Tekno
34. “Personally” – P-Square
33. “Mad Over You” – Runtown
32. “Dorobucci” – Mavins
31. “Rush” – Ayra Starr

As anticipation builds, fans worldwide are eager to see which tracks will land in the top 30 and ultimately claim the top spot on the list. The next batch of songs is expected to be released in the coming week.

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The song is a vibrant fusion of Afrobeat, R&B, and soul, delivering an energetic rhythm and heartfelt melodies. Dej Loaf’s smooth verses seamlessly blend with Runtown’s signature Afro-fusion style and Libianca’s rich, soulful vocals, creating a captivating and dynamic listening experience.

Fans can now dive into the lyrics of “Up or Down” to feel the pulsating energy and emotional depth of this masterful collaboration. It’s a track designed to get listeners grooving while connecting with its soulful and uplifting message.

Dej Loaf, Runtown & Libianca – Up Or Down Lyrics

Chorus: DeJ Loaf & Runtown
I’m gonna let you make your round
I know you be back in no time
No matter if I’m up or down
I know that you’re stuck in your ways
Sometimes I know you need space (Yeah)
I know I have you by my side (Oh)
No matter if I’m up or down (Yeah)
I wanna meet you where it goes down (Yeah, yeah)

Verse 1: Runtown
Shey you go turn me on (Turn me)
I hurt your feelings, it wasn’t intentional (Yeah)
On my mind anytime I hit the road
Is the pussy worth to fight for? (Ah)
Got no pussy I caould die for
Is it really my own or is it my time?
And I’m focused on your body (Your body)
And I’m focused on your body (Your body)
Every morning give me sweet loving, yeah (Yeah, yeah)

Chorus: DeJ Loaf
I’m gonna let you make your round
I know you be back in no time
No matter if I’m up or down
I know that you’re stuck in your ways
Sometimes I know you need space
I know I have you by my side
No matter if I’m up or down
I wanna meet you where it goes down (Yeah, yeah)

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This dynamic trio embarks on an introspective exploration of love’s intricate landscape, delicately weaving a poignant narrative that highlights the sacrifices and complexities inherent in relationships.

Produced by the visionary Nigerian artist and producer CheekyChizzy, “Up or Down” encapsulates the erratic rhythm of love, guiding listeners through a reflective journey of emotional highs and lows.

Dej Loaf’s introspective verses, infused with unbridled honesty, set the stage for Runtown’s velvety smooth delivery, while Libianca’s soaring, emotive melodies form the heart and soul of the track.

This latest endeavor marks Dej Loaf’s second foray into the vibrant realm of Afrobeats, following her 2023 collaboration with Nigerian superstar Teni on “Please Don’t Go.” With “Up or Down,” featured on her forthcoming collaborative album “African Roots,” Dej Loaf reignites her creative connection with the African global music community, seamlessly merging the grit and determination of Detroit with the infectious energy emanating from West Africa.

Deja Trimble, known professionally as Dej Loaf, is a genre-defying visionary whose soul-stirring melodies and poignant lyrics have redefined the contours of contemporary hip-hop and R&B.

Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Dej Loaf rose to prominence with her breakout single “Try Me” in 2014, a track that showcased her unique ability to fuse vulnerability with an unapologetic edge.

Renowned for her introspective storytelling and silky smooth delivery, Dej Loaf crafts music that resonates deeply, exploring themes of love, resilience, and self-discovery. Her versatility has led to collaborations with an array of global icons, including Lil Wayne, Lil Durk, Jacquees, Future, Big Sean, Teni, Runtown, and Libianca.

Throughout her career, Dej Loaf has remained a beacon of artistic evolution, bridging cultural gaps and redefining boundaries in music. Whether she’s rapping, singing, or blending genres, Dej Loaf’s voice serves as a powerful soundtrack for navigating life’s complexities, reminding us that her music is a constant companion for life’s “Up or Down” moments.

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The vibrant track features the rich, soulful vocals of Wande Coal and the dynamic voice of Libianca, combining seamlessly for an unforgettable musical experience.

In ‘Promiscuous,’ DJ Tunez capitalizes on his signature ability to bring artists together for standout collaborations. Wande Coal, the veteran hitmaker renowned for his chart-topping classic ‘Iskaba,’ delivers yet another magnetic performance.

Meanwhile, Libianca, the voice behind the viral sensation ‘People,’ lends her unique sound to elevate the track further.

This end-of-year surprise from DJ Tunez is a testament to his knack for creating music that resonates deeply.

As listeners immerse themselves in this tune, the seamless blend of DJ Tunez’s production skills with the contributions of Wande Coal and Libianca stands out as a masterstroke. Together, they craft a harmony of styles, effortlessly blending Afrobeat, soulful melodies, and groovy vibes.

With a proven track record for hits, DJ Tunez is no stranger to the charts. His previous single, ‘Apala Disco (Remix),’ featuring Wizkid, Seyi Vibez, and Terry Apala, left an indelible mark on the industry. It’s safe to predict that ‘Promiscuous‘ will follow suit, further cementing DJ Tunez’s reputation as a force in Afrobeat music.

Listeners are encouraged to update their playlists with this enchanting tune. Let the captivating rhythm of ‘Promiscuous‘ carry you to musical euphoria.

Don’t miss out—stream it today and let DJ Tunez, Wande Coal, and Libianca redefine your end-of-year vibes.

Listen Up!!

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Cameroonian-American rising star Libianca has exciting news for her fans worldwide as she announces her debut world tour. The tour will showcase all the tracks from her acclaimed EP, “Walk Away.” Scheduled to commence on March 22 and conclude in April, the tour marks a significant milestone in Libianca’s burgeoning career.

Her debut EP, “Walk Away,” released in 2023, features six tracks, including her previously released hits “People” and “Jah,” along with collaborations with acclaimed artists such as Blaqbonez, Moliy, Oxlade, and Chlöe.

Libianca’s tour will span across continents, including stops in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark.

Excitedly announcing the news on Instagram, the singer-songwriter exclaimed, “LIBESTIES WE MAKING THIS SHIT HAPPEN😭YOUR GIRL IS ABOUT TO BE OUT IN THESE SKREETS! TICKETS FOR ARE UP IN MY BIOOOO. Do you see your city?” Fans worldwide eagerly anticipate experiencing Libianca’s electrifying performances live on stage.

Libianca announces her world Tour set to kick off March 22nd. pic.twitter.com/sO9ps9BlTY

— SHFL (@whatsonshuffle) March 10, 2024

Libianca’s journey to stardom began on a high note when she auditioned for The Voice in 2021, wowing the judges with her rendition of SZA’s “Good Days.” Her remarkable talent earned her a spot in the live playoffs of the competition, with country singer Blake Shelton mentoring her along the way.

However, despite her impressive performances and high hopes, Libianca faced disappointment when she was ultimately eliminated from the competition. Reflecting on her experience in an interview with Channels TV, she expressed her initial frustration, revealing, “I was mad because that morning when I got up to warm up, my manager was on the phone telling me girl I had a dream; I was confetti fall and everything. I know I am winning this but that night I got eliminated.”

Despite the setback, Libianca remained resilient, acknowledging that sometimes things don’t go as planned, but believing that everything happens for a reason. This episode serves as a testament to her perseverance and determination to succeed in the music industry.

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Musical group NSG has given fans a glimpse of the upcoming music video for their smash hit single “Corleone,” featuring Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck and Steel Banglez.

The sneak peek of the music video was unveiled on social media, with the full release scheduled for February 27, 2024. The group teased the snippet with the caption, “Area Boyz x Odumodublvck Corleone. Out Tuesday, 8:00 .”

The popular track “Corleone” is part of NSG’s 2023 album, “Area Boyz,” which debuted on October 20, 2023. The album, consisting of 19 tracks, includes 17 previously unreleased songs featuring collaborations with various artists, including French rapper MHD, Nigerian sensations Seyi Vibez and Odumodublvck, Ghanaian hip-hop star Sarkodie, Cameroonian-American breakout talent Libianca, UK artists Aitch and Tion Wayne, and long-time collaborator JAE5.

Area Boyz x Odumodublvck

Corleone 🖤

Out Tuesday 8:00pm 🌍 pic.twitter.com/QugND7ICkX

— Area Boyz (@NSG) February 25, 2024

In addition to his collaboration with NSG, Odumodublvck is also featured on Ill Bliss’s latest album, “Sideh Kai.” The Afrobeat rapper is set to perform at Germany’s Splash Festival. On February 21, 2024, he delighted fans with a preview of his upcoming musical project, sharing a snippet of new music, although details regarding the title and release date remain undisclosed.

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In the recording genre of the 55th NAACP Image Awards, Burna Boy and other African musicians, Davido, Asake, Tems, Ayra Starr, Omah Lay, Olamide, and Libianca are all nominated in different categories.

With five awards, Burna Boy was the African artist with the most nominations. His hit song “City Boys” earned him nominations for Outstanding Male Artist, Outstanding International Song, Outstanding Hip-Hop/Rap Song, Outstanding Duo, Group, or Collaboration (with 21 Savage for Sittin’ On Top of the World), and Outstanding Album (with I Told Them).

Davido was nominated for Outstanding Male Artist, Outstanding International Song for Unavailable with Musa Keys, and Outstanding Music Video/Visual Album for Sensational, which features Chris Brown, Lojay, and Davido. Finally, he was nominated for Outstanding Duo, Group, or Collaboration in the Contemporary category, with Chris Brown and Lojay for Sensational.

See other nominations here:

Outstanding Male Artist

Burna Boy (Atlantic Records)
Chris Brown (RCA Records/Chris Brown Entertainment)
Davido (RCA Records/Sony Music UK)
Jon Batiste (Verve Records)
Usher (Mega/Gamma)

Outstanding Female Artist

Ari Lennox (Dreamville/Interscope Records)
H.E.R. (RCA Records)
Janelle Monáe (Atlantic Records/Bad Boy/Wondaland)
Tems (RCA Records/Since ’93)
Victoria Monét (RCA Records/Lovett Music)

Outstanding International Song

“Amapiano” – Asake feat. Olamide (YBNL Nation / EMPIRE)
“City Boys” – Burna Boy (Atlantic Records)
“Me & U” – Tems (RCA Records/Since ’93)
“People” – Libianca feat. Ayra Starr & Omah Lay (RCA Records/Sony Music UK/5K Records)
“Unavailable” – Davido (RCA Records/Sony Music UK)

Outstanding Music Video/Visual Album

“Boyfriend” – Usher (Mega/Gamma)
“Cobra” – Megan Thee Stallion (Hot Girl Productions)
“How We Roll” – Ciara (Beauty Marks Entertainment)
“On My Mama” – Victoria Monét (RCA Records/Lovett Music)
“Sensational” – Chris Brown feat. Davido & Lojay (RCA Records/Chris Brown Entertainment)

Outstanding Album

“Clear 2: Soft Life” – Summer Walker (LVRN/Interscope Records)
“For All The Dogs” – Drake (OVO/Republic Records)
“I Told Them…” – Burna Boy (Atlantic Records)
“Jaguar II” – Victoria Monét (RCA Records/Lovett Music)
“The Age of Pleasure” – Janelle Monáe (Atlantic Records/Bad Boy/Wondaland)

Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration (Contemporary)

Burna Boy & 21 Savage – “Sittin’ On Top of the World” (Atlantic Records)
Chris Brown feat. Davido & Lojay – “Sensational” (RCA Records/Chris Brown Entertainment)
Lil Durk & J. Cole – “All My Life” (Alamo Records)
Usher, 21 Savage, Summer Walker – “Good Good” (RCA Records/Chris Brown Entertainment)
Victoria Monét feat. Lucky Day – “Smoke” (RCA Records/Lovett Music)

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