Mp3bullet.ng presents South African Musicians Who Were Shot Dead

South African music scene has over the years lost some of its talented musicians to gun violence and a recent addition to the number sent the nation into a state of mourning.

AKA, real name Kiernan Forbes, has emerged as the most recent statistic to bring attention to the sinister stain that has marred the Rainbow Nation: gun violence.

This tragic death led Mp3bullet.ng to compile a list of some South African musicians that were shot to death.

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AKA

On Friday, February 10, 2023, South African rapper Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, better known as ‘AKA,’ was killed in a drive-by shooting.

The 35-year-old rapper was fatally murdered, according to a number of sources, outside a well-liked dining establishment on Florida Road in Durban, South Africa.

Late AKA was scheduled to play at the YUGO nightclub in Durban as part of his birthday celebrations.

Lucky Dube

Lucky Dube stayed true to reggae music and helped to place South Africa on the map during a time when styles like Kwaito, House, and Afropop were popular.

The Motown Records performer delivered hits like Prisoner, Remember Me, and Respect.

On October 18, 2007, Dube, 43, was killed by gunfire after being ambushed by a bunch of carjackers while driving at night. He had just dropped off his two daughters at their uncle’s house. All five culprits of his death were sentenced to life in prison.

DJ Sumbody

Oupa John Sefoka, best known by his stage name DJ Sumbody, was a DJ, recording artist, event promoter, restaurant owner, and label executive. He co-wrote and produced singles such as Monate Mpolaye with Cassper Nyovest.

On his way to a show in Woodmead in the early hours of November 20, 2022, DJ Sumbody was hit by a barrage of bullets while driving. He was scheduled to perform later that day at the All White Veuve Clicquot Picnic. He was 46.

DJ Citi Lyts

DJ Citi Lyts, a hip-hop artist, was the younger brother of the late SA hip-hop legend ProKid. His real name is Sandile Nkululeko Mkhize.

The 32-year-old artist and his friends were outside in Soweto at around 12.30 am on February 14, 2022, when a car stopped and four guys carrying three weapons approached them.

Then, after ten rounds were fired towards DJ Citi Lyts’ upper body, he passed away.

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Taliep Petersen

South African vocalist, composer, and director Taliep Petersen was responsible for a number of well-known musicals.

He won an Olivier Award for his work most notably with David Kramer.

Petersen, a devout Muslim, has six children through his two marriages.

On December 16, 2006, he was fatally murdered inside his house.

Tebogo Madingoane

Tebogo Madingoane was a recording artist from South Africa. With Nhlanhla Nciza and Theo Kgosinkwe, he formed the South African music group Mafikizolo, which helped him gain recognition.

On February 14, 2004, Tebogo Madingoane was involved in an altercation with another driver when he was shot and killed.

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Award-winning musician Kelly Khumalo has received greetings from Mzansi superstars Somizi Mhlongo, Nhlanhla Mafu, and Candy Tsamandebele on the impending arrival of her child.

Fans were intrigued by Khumalo’s posts earlier this week, which appeared to indicate that she was expecting her third child.

She shared photos of herself during a performance in Bergville, KwaZulu Natal, on Tuesday while wearing a white jumpsuit, a coat that matched it, and jewelry made of beaded stones.

Fans suggested that the beaded jewelry covered a developing baby bump.

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The singer confirmed the pregnancy rumor on Thursday and her famous friends congratulated her in the comments.

Minnie Dlamini, an actress, and TV host congratulated the singer while Mhlongo made light of the fact that “Uncle’s money is running out.”

On her reality series “Life With Kelly Khumalo,” the “Idols SA” judge was spotted giving Khumalo’s son Christian, whom she shares with TV personality and musician Jub Jub, money on his birthday.

Mafu, a member of Mafikizolo, couldn’t help but admire the “Empini” hitmaker’s appearance.

The snapshot of Khumalo was shot by her sister Zandile Khumalo-Gumede, who also shared it on her own Instagram account.

This will be Khumalo’s third child; she has a son named Christian with Molemo Katleho Maarohanye and a daughter with the late soccer player Senzo Meyiwa (aka Jub Jub).

The “Voice of Africa” singer is undeniably radiant these days; in addition to having new music out, an album, and a baby on the way, she may also be getting married as she was recently sighted with a large stone on one finger.

Although she keeps her love life private, perhaps the singer will soon expose her mystery man considering Mzansi is dying of suspense.

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When it comes to great collaborations with South African artists, you can count on Davido to deliver flawlessly.

One Nigerian musician with a solid track record of musical collaborations is Davido. Like many musicians, Davido has collaborated on music with artists from all over the world.

For this article, Mp3bullet.ng focuses on Davido’s South African collaborations that have dominated the airwaves and proven he is truly a versatile artist.

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Tchelete (Good Life) Featuring Mafikizolo

The struggle for pan-African appeal was the biggest musical trend of 2014, with South Africa and Nigeria leading the charge. Music duo, Theo Kgosinkwe and Nhlanhla Nciza, known as Mafikizolo was the catalyst for the movement.

Their comeback track Khona, last year’s biggest Afrohouse hit, spawned a slew of collaborations with Nigerian, Tanzanian, and Kenyan musicians, all of which were met with varying degrees of success.

Tchelete was a 2014 collaboration with Davido, who was Naija pop’s current it-boy at that moment and by far the most popular.

The collaboration also inspired Nigerian producers to infuse elements of South-African music into their sound and this was evidenced even in songs emanating from the streets.

The Sound ft. Uhuru, DJ Buckz

Produced by Shizzi, “The Sound” was dropped in 2015 and features South African prolific producers Uhuru and DJ Buckz.

The Sound followed Davido’s successful collaboration with the Mafikizolo and it was also bigger, showcasing Davido’s appeal across borders.

Davido’s vibrant singing blended perfectly with the house music instrumentals and Uhuru and DJ Buckz also held the ball up.

‘The Sound’ was another instant hit and Davido had all of Africa dancing to this one.

Coolest Kid in Africa- ft Nasty C

In 2016, Davido and South African rapper Nasty C collaborated to create the song “Coolest Kid in Africa.”

The song, which was included on his Son Of Mercy EP, was quite successful and included trap-like music produced by Sesan Ogunro. Both artists gave the song’s lyrics a wonderful delivery to keep it entertaining.

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Champion Sound- ft Focalistic

Davido has developed a relationship with South African golden kid, Focalistic collaborating with him on songs like Ke Star and Champion Sound.

In February 2021, South African recording artist Focalistic released the remix of his top-charting single “Me Star,” in which he included Davido and Virgo Deep.

Later, Davido would invite the South African celebrity to appear on his most recent song, named “Champion Sound” which is a feel-good track with a soft tempo beat that has a party and feel-good vibe.

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Mp3bullet.ng present Viral African Songs you probably must have forgotten.

When it comes to music, Africa as a continent has it in large quantity. In fact, a major selling point of Africa is its music scene.

Afrobeat, one of Africa’s many music genres is currently dominating the international music scene thanks to the foundation artists in the past laid.

For our Throwback Thursday, Mp3bullet.ng go down memory lane to dig up some songs from Africa that went viral in both the continent and outside it.

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Windeck- Cabo Snoop

The early 2010s was a blissful year with many hots dominating the radios. One of them was “Windeck” by Angolan artist, Cabo Snoop.

“Windeck” is the song that captured listeners whether or not they understood the language and got them dancing once it came on the speaker.

Alhaji- Ramatoulaye Decale

This was a song that was popular thanks to the heavy use of drums and lamba.

Most of us know the deal only when this song is at least a minute in to hear the infamous repetition of “Alhaji” followed by what sounds like gongo drums.

Nevertheless, waistlines are on gogo! It’s still hilarious to to think how many people resonate with this song so much, they thought it originated from their country!

No meaningful message whatsoever but who cared when they trying to keep up with the pace of this upbeat song?

Y-Tjukutja- Uhuru ft DJ Buckz, Oskido, Professor & Yuri Da Cunha

Uhuru served fans this great music in 2014 which pushed his sound beyond the shores of South Africa.

The song won the best collaboration of the year at the MTV Africa Music Awards in 2014.

Azonto- Fuse ODG ft Tiffany

Fuse ODG put Ghana on the music map when he dropped “Azonto” featuring Ghanaian Afro-pop artist, Itz Tiffany.

The song started a movement with its funky beat and dance routine which started a huge trend in Ghana and internationally. It was released in 2013 and was one of the tracks from his new and great album named “T.I.N.A. (This Is New Africa)”.

Khona- Mafikizolo ft Uhuru

Mafikizolo is a South African Afro-pop music duo formed in 1996 consisting of composer Theo Kgosinkwe and lead singer Nhlanhla Nciza.

From 1997 to 2006, they released seven successful albums before going on a hiatus. They resumed work as a group in 2013 when they released their internationally acclaimed single “Khona” featuring Uhuru.

“Khona” was a hit in South Africa and outside it.

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Dorobucci- Mavins

In the history of Nigerian pop collaborations, “Dorobucci” is one of the few songs that was a culture reset.

It was the song responsible for the breakout success of artists like Korede Bello, Reekado Banks, Di’Ja.

The song brought with it slang, and dance routine and even had people changing their names with ‘Doro’ as the prefix. 2017 was a big year thanks to this song.

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Renowned South African music act, Mafikizolo comes through with the music video to their new melody titled, “Mamezala.”

On the new single, the sensational music duo joined forces with Simmy in delivering the hit.

Respectively, the duos have been featured on several projects this year inclusive of Tekno’s Enjoy Remix. Also, this new single serves as their debut of the year.

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Produced by Sun El, and co-produced by Kenza, the song which translates to “Mother” is a special record and we are certain you’d love it.

Quotable lyrics

Phum’ ulilizele weMamazala,
Phum’ ulilizele weMamazala,
Sesingenil’ emasangweni.
Sesingenile.

Ndisakhumbula mina ngathi kuwe,
Ngathi ngelinye ilanga
Uzobizwa nge sbongo sam.
Mabalilizele balilizele balilizele,
Ngathi ngelinye ilanga
Bazo sivulela amasango.

Oh today, Oh today I get a chance, Oh today
I get a chance to choose a life with you
Oh today I get a chance, Oh today
I get a chance to live a life with you…

Watch and enjoy the colourful visual below!

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Mp3bullet.ng has unveiled a top 10 list of Nigerian & South African collaborations in 2021 so far.

Focalistic ft. Davido, Vigro Deep – Ke Star Remix

For this resounding Amapiano tune, Focalistic employed Davido’s vocals for a soothing remix delivery.

The original surfaced in 2020, and it became one of the hottest Amapiano songs in South Africa.

In a bid to reach a wider audience, he enlists the DMW frontman for the refix and it became a blast.

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Naira Marley X Busiswa – Coming

The Marlian president took us to another dimension as he served us this erotic melody.

On it, he tagged his South African associate, Busiswa for a great collaboration.

Tekno ft. Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix

This is another superb collaboration we witnessed this year. After relishing us with the mid-tempo gbedu in 2020, Tekno decided to upgrade the sound with a remix, featuring popular SA Mafikizolo.

Again, on this remix, Tekno shows us he is boss!

Falz ft. Kamo Mphela, Mpura, Niniola, Sayfar – Squander Remix

Going by the success of the original Amapiano infused song, Falz thought to make another outstanding performance by providing a remix.

On it, he retains Ninola, and employed South African Kamo Mphela and others.

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Zinoleesky ft. Mayorkun, Busiswa – Kilofeshe Remix

The Marlian Music protege Zinoleesky proved beyond doubt his worth to be in the mainstream as he unlocked the original version of this Amapiano infused jam.

Of course, for such a well-accepted tune from a fast-rising, it is paramount to have a reloaded version.

Zino, however, presented it with a feature from Mayorkun and Busiswa.

Yemi Alade ft. Mzansi Youth Choir – Rain

Off her latest project, “Empress” comes this fine track that features the Mzansi Youth Choir.

About the song, she promotes the African culture in a glorious way, as she takes a toll on the late Majek Fashek’s rhythm.

Rexxie ft. Mohbad, Sho Madjozi – Ko Por Ke (KPK Remix)

This is another groovy collaboration that has been on the top 10 radar since its inception.

The glorious KPK by Rexxie certainly got the best remix as he tagged Sho Madjozi and retained his vocalist, Mohbad.

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Tori Keeche ft. Busiswa – Good Boyfriend

Again, Busiswa finds herself on another Marlian track, as the first lady of Marlians Music tagged her on this groove.

Olakira ft. Sho Madjozi – Call On Me (Nigerian South African collaborations)

This Nigerian signer enlisted the South African rapper, for his melodious song. As a matter of fact, this is one of the songs off his 4 Play (Ep) that was released some months back.

DJ Oskido ft. Niniola – Bank Banky (Nigerian South African collaborations)

The veteran South African disk jockey teamed up with Nigeria’s Niniola for this single.

Respectively, this tune is off Oskido’s latest body of work titled Back To The Future (EP).

Top 10 Nigerian & South African Collaborations in 2021 so far

• Focalistic ft. Davido, Vigro Deep – Ke Star Remix
• Naira Marley X Busiswa – Coming
• Tekno ft. Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix
• Falz ft. Kamo Mphela, Mpura, Niniola, Sayfar – Squander Remix
• Zinoleesky ft. Mayorkun, Busiswa – Kilofeshe Remix
• Yemi Alade ft. Mzansi Youth Choir – Rain
• Rexxie ft. Mohbad, Sho Madjozi – Ko Por Ke (KPK Remix)
• Tori Keeche ft. Busiswa – Good Boyfriend
• Olakira ft. Sho Madjozi – Call On Me
• DJ Oskido ft. Niniola – Bank Banky

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The Nigeria music industry is considered a graveyard of sorts for music popularity and basic exposure, and here are the top 10 African songs that blew in Nigeria

Any song that Nigerians accepted will definitely go down as one commercially viable song

Music streaming in Nigeria is a necessity for the growth of the entertainment and creative industries.

Artists can’t create what they can’t sell and if they can’t make money, they can’t continue to sustain a music career.

These are the top 10 African songs that blew in Nigeria

Awilo Logomba – Gate le coin

Congolese music veteran, Awilo Longomba blew away the crowd with his eclectic dancing and singing prowess, the pop star song titled Gate Le coin was a massive hit in Nigeria around 2000s.

The song captured Nigerian market and was the rave of the moment in the country.

VIP – Ahomka Womu

VIP’s Ahomka womu is among Ghanaian song that I know that blew up in Nigeria as earlier as any other ghanian hiphop in Nigeria.

VIP in 2004 became the first group from ghana to break the Nigerian music market, dominating every club and alaba markets.

Angelique Kidjo – Wombo Lombo

Thanks to Angelique Kidjo and Jean Hebrail for composing this song and thanks to Angelique Kidjo for her musical legacy.

The song is one of the oldest evergreen classic to hit nigeria airwaves around 1996 and till date still great and flashes memory and nolstagic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GAJtwnqLJY

King Monada – Malwedhe

South African House singer, King Monada splashes to the music scene with an impressive single titled “Malwedhe” which blew massively in Nigeria.

King Monada is warning his partner that she should not break up with him because he has a disease of collapsing. He is warning that if she doesn’t answer the phone he collapse too.

No words can explain the song, however, a few minutes of listening to Malwedhe will open your mind and take you to wonderland.

Cabo Snoop – Windeck

Windeck is a song by Angolan artist Cabo Snoop, the fifth track off his 2010 album, this song caused a lot of traffic in Nigeria.

Any party that it is not played doest exist around the time it raves in Nigeria music markets.

Mafikizolo Feat. Uhuru – Khona

“Khona” is a song by South African duo Mafikizolo it was released as the lead single from their eighth studio album, Reunited (2013).

The song features additional vocals from Uhuru and was released by Kalawa Jazmee Records.

It was very massive in Nigeria that got Nigerian artists seeking for intra collaboration from them.

Sarkodie – You go Kill me

It is certain however that ‘you go kill me’ blew up here and revealed azonto to the masses, it is a rap song that took over the street of Nigeria.

This song is one of the Ghanian song that blew massively close to VIP smash hit.

Fuse ODG – Azonto

“Azonto” is a single by British Ghanaian singer-rapper Fuse ODG, featuring vocals from Itz Tiffany.

The song was released in the United Kingdom as a digital download on 29 September 2013 and became very popular in Nigeria in 2014.

The song also peaked at number 30 on the UK Singles Chart.

Patapaa – One Corner

Justice Amoah prevalently known as Patapaa(Papizo) is a Ghanaian hiphop artist. He is best known for his 2017 presentation single “One Corner”

The song has a dancing step that contributed in making it popular across africa, it blew massively in Nigeria and was rave of the moment at a point.

BigTril – Parte after parte

gandan superstar, BigTril has released his well accepted single titled “Parte After Parte“, produced by himself.

One of those moments is the growing cross-over status of ‘Party After Party’ by Big Trill, it starts making wave when african artists and celebrity starts jumping and vibing to it.

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Mafikizolo

The members of the South African duo formed back in the 90s are Theo Kgosinkwe and
Nhlanhla Nsiza. They sing in the genre of kwaito, a local variety of house and pop music.
Their compositions successfully combine slow rhythms, African percussion, and vocals from
a mixture of English and the languages of South Africa's traditional Zulu and Kosa tribes. To top it all off, Mafikizolo are three-time winners of the South Africa Music Award and MTV Africa.

Jeremy Loops

A blue-eyed blond, Swiss, and South African by blood, Jeremy Loops has gone from a
budding artist in his native Cape Town to a renowned international musician. In 2015, he
was the breakout artist of the year, performing on the Twenty One Pilots tour and playing his solos in Europe and the U.S., which drew as many as 30,000 listeners. His singles Waves, Freak and Critical As Water debuted in the top five on iTunes in the Netherlands,
Germany, Switzerland, Australia, and South Africa, paving the way for a world tour.

Petite Noir

Congolese artist Yannick Ilunga (Petite Noir) was born in Brussels but grew up in South
Africa, where he became a musician. Yannick successfully combines African rhythms with
indie and electro compositions, turning any of his videos into art-pop art. His debut studio
album was released in September 2015, and in 2016, he began performing with American
hip-hop artist Danny Brown, cult rapper Kendrick Lamar, Canadian musician Mac Demarco,
and music writer Saul Williams. Perhaps Petite Noir sounds the most European of the
African performers.

Amanda Black

The South African singer Amanda Black started singing in her early childhood in the church
pew and continued on stage, choosing the genre of Afro-soul with a touch of hip-hop and
r&b. Listening to this singer, you know for a fact that her sources of inspiration were Beyoncé and Whitney Houston. In her compositions, she switches freely from English to her native tongue, emphasizing her belonging to this nation with her painted face and colorful outfits. In 2016, her single; Amazulu; was nominated for several music awards, and her first album went platinum three weeks after its release.

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There’s the consideration that a good video can do, even more, In May 2021, while the year is relatively still quiet, some Nigerian songs and their videos have captivated us, here are the top 10 best Nigerian music videos for May 2021

Nigerian artists are always perseverance in the music hustle, scaling past the need for releasing good videos.

Here we mention ten of such songs; with the releases ranging from top-tier artists to lesser-known acts, this is probably just about the best Nigerian visual experience one can get anywhere else.

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Below are the top Nigerian music videos for the month of may

Ruger – Bounce

Ruger released Bounce’s official video taken from Ruger’s EP ‘Pandemic released in March 2021.

The visual was directed by Ahmed Mosh and released on May 12, 2021.

Olamide – Rock 

Olamide releases the visuals to the single Rock to his forthcoming album titled ##UyScuti arriving anytime soon.

The visual was released on May 14, 2021.

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Mr Eazi – E Be Mad

Mr Eazi shares the music video of E Be Mad from his new EP, Something Else released earlier this year.

The visual was released on May 17, 2021

Oxlade – DKT

Oxlade releases the video for “DKT” the video directed by Dammy Twitch and was released on May 10, 2021.

King Promise – Slow Down

King Promise releases the visual for his single Slow Down, directed by Andy Magdeity.

The visual was released on May 13, 2021.

Yemi Alade – Dancina

Yemi Alade releases the visual for Dancina off her album and directed by Paul Gambit.

The visual was released on May 12, 2021.

Tekno, Mafikizolo – Enjoy (Remix)

Tekno releases the visuals to the remix of Enjoy off his album, in the remix he features South Africa Mafikizolo.

The visual was released on May 5, 2021.

Lil Frosh, Zinoleesky – Omo Ologo

Lil Frosh released the official video Omo Ologo alongside Zinoleesky, directed by Visionary pictures.

The visual was released on May 13, 2021.

Erigga – The End

Erigga releases the visual for The End off his album, visuals directed by State Films.

The visual was released on May 14, 2021.

Zlatan Ibile – Cho Cho ft. Davido, Mayorkun

Music video by Zlatan Ibile performing Cho Cho alongside Davido and Mayorkun

It was directed by Dammy Twitch and released on 28 May 2021

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If you recall, when Ramadan commenced, we gave you a playlist to keep you company, and now that Ramadan is over, we have highlighted 5 songs to set the mood for the Eid al Fitr festival.

K1 De Ultimate – Ade Ori Okin

Fuji godfather, K1 De Ultimate delivered this thoughtful and danceable song.

This track is the most loved from his ‘Fuji The Sound‘ EP which houses 6 tracks, released August 21, 2020.

While thanking Allah for a successful Ramadan and pray that he accepts their ibadah, putting this track on a stereo should be the next line of action. Enjoy!

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Laycon ft. Mayorkun – Verified

Fierce Nation’s frontier Laycon delivers this impressive track, with a brilliant assist from Mayorkun.

This is the third track from Laycon’s debut project – Shall We Begin and one of the most interesting.

While you are enjoying your holiday, stream this dancehall jam!

Tekno ft. Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix

As a matter of fact, 30 days of fasting no be beans! Of course, the title of this song depicts the meaning of what you should be doing after a successful Ramadan.

Come to think of it, Tekno decides to feature these duo power vocals from South Africa.

Sincerely, this is a jam for the season! Enjoy jare!!

Ladipoe ft. Buju – Feeling

Mavin Records rapper, Ladipoe delivers this mid-tempo tune with an assist from Buju.

Certainly, this is a song to commend your effort and a source of encouragement to always have the positive vibe.

Together the blend from the two artistes creates a unique and interesting vibe.

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The Holy book of Quran tells us in all things, give thanks to Allah. Thus, after having successful fast, the least that can be done is offer praises to Allah.

Enjoy this song!

Eid al Fitr 2021: 5 Songs to Set The Mood For the Festival of Eid

1. K1 De Ultimate – Ade Ori Okin
2. Laycon ft. Mayokun – Verified
3. Tekno ft. Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix
4. LadiPoe ft. Buju – Feeling
5. Alh. Abdullateef Kenhinde Sanni – Mo L’olohun

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Get your headset, relax and stream the top 10 Naija songs of the week, between the 3rd of May to the 7th of May. However, we have some tracks that were released prior to this week, but still made it to our top 10 list!

Burna Boy – Kilometres

After securing the Grammys in the just concluded Grammy Awards Ceremony, Burna Boy returns to the music scene with this banger, Kilometres.

The self-acclaimed Odogwu clearly states how vast he has gone in the game, as he has no one in his level, again.

Enjoy!

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Tekno ft Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix

Talented “Skeletun” crooner returns to the scene with the remix to his hit track, Enjoy! As a matter of fact, he teams up with popular, South African duo – Mafikizolo in delivering a perfect remix.

Of course, this is one of the hit songs from Tekno’s 2020 album, Old Romance which was released in December 2020.

Enjoy!

Adekunle Gold – It Is What It Is

Ahead of his forthcoming project, Uber-talented singer, Adekunle Gold releases his highly anticipated single ‘It Is What It Is’.

The creativity in this Afropop single is topnotch from the singer. Gold gives it to us hot!

Enjoy!

Laycon ft. Mayorkun – Verified

Icon’s Presido, Laycon releases his debut project “Shall We Begin” and in it, comes this amazing banger.

No doubt, when a song features Mayorkun, you should accept it’s a hit, and so it has made it to our list of top 10 Naija songs of this week.

Enjoy!

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Blaqbonez ft. Amaarae, Buju- Bling

Prior to the release of Blaqbonez’s second project (Sex > Love), he dropped this single as one of the lead singles. His feature with Buju and songstress, Amaarae on this track is what makes it unique.

Each artiste took turns in with their verses in making the track bling bling.

Enjoy!

Blaqbonez ft. Joeboy – Fendi

Here is another amazing track from Blaq’s Sex > Love album, dubbed Fendi.

On this track, he teams up with emPawa protégé, Joeboy in delivering a befitting track. The loverboys certainly enjoy themselves on this track as they brilliantly made magic.

Enjoy!

LadiPoe ft. Buju – Feeling

Mavin Records rapper, LadiPoe comes through with this new single featuring, Spaceship Entertainment signee, Buju.

This is a follow-up to his Rap Messiah freestyle, and presumably one of the lead tracks to his forthcoming body of work.

Enjoy!

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KDDO ft. Davido – Beamer Body

Talented music producer, KDDO also identified as Kiddominant drops a new banger dubbed, Beamer Body feat. Davido.

The release of this new banger is also a sequel to the successful run of his recent and critically acclaimed Amapiano music hit, eWallet that shook the nation with style.

Enjoy!

DJ Spinall ft. Fireboy DML, 6LACK – Sere Remix

Award-winning disk jockey, DJ Spinall comes through with Sere Remix.

On the remix to the single, he collaborates with Fireboy DML and American rapper, 6LACK who spiced up the song.

Enjoy!

TY Bello ft. Nathaniel Bassey – Africa Awake

Renowned photographer and singer, TY Bello released this highly inspirational tune. Dubbed from her recently released album, Africa Awake, the track features popular gospel singer, Nathaniel Bassey.

It is an amazing song and we would love you to hear it!

Enjoy!

Top 10 Naija songs of the week (May 3rd – May 7th)

1. Burna Boy – Kilometres
2. Tekno ft Mafikizolo – Enjoy Remix
3. Adekunle Gold – It Is what It Is
4. Laycon ft. Mayorkun – Verified
5. Blaqbonez ft. Amaarae, Buju- Bling
6. Blaqbonez ft. Joeboy – Fendi
7. LadiPoe ft. Buju – Feeling
8. KDDO ft. Davido – Beamer Body
9. DJ Spinall ft. Fireboy DML, 6LACK – Sere Remix
10. TY Bello ft. Nathaniel Bassey – Africa Awake

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Tekno comes through with the official Enjoy Remix video featuring South African stars, Mafikizolo.

This track is off Tekno’s Old Romance album, released in December 2020.

As a matter of fact, the video of the current jam is doing pretty well with over 8 million views on YouTube.

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