• Artiste Name: Mr Eazi
• Song Title: Exit
• Genre: Gospel
• Featuring: Soweto Gospel Choir
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2023

Mr Eazi joins the list of Nigerian music acts to feature Soweto Gospel Choir on a track. The new song, entitled ‘Exit‘  is a rhythmic gospel dispensation, appreciating the creator’s undeniable blessings and show of love to them.

The intro draws listeners in with the catchy in-flow of strings, before Eazi’s vocal input on the first verse. The bumpy sound has an up-tempo kick set to make listeners wiggle their bodies as the music plays on.

The chemistry behind this collaboration is Eazi narrating some of his unfortunate ordeals, how God came through, and then Soweto takes it up with “Thank you lord for everything, everything you have done for me…”

It is one of Eazi’s most introspective and intimate songs to date, but it’s also one of his most victorious. It was written during a time of internal conflict and upheaval.

Beyond the europhic combination of sounds, Exit showcases a monument to the ability of music to bring people from all walks of life together as well as a display of Africa’s rich cultural diversity and musical talent.

Produced by another Grammy winner, Kel-P, the song is accompanied by the music video which was shot and directed on South Africa’s Drakensberg mountain range.

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Check below for ‘Exit‘ Lyrics By Mr Eazi & Soweto Gospel Choir

‘Exit’ Lyrics By Mr Eazi & Soweto Gospel Choir

Yeah yeah
I never had to count my blessings but these days I do
Originally I no dey find trouble but these days I do (yea)
‘Cause it’s a lonely road a lonely road
Never suffer lonely
I no dey find trouble but these days I do

Oh dema pre me voodoo
But I thank Jehovah for the journey
Oh Joy comes in the morning
I let bad mind close and they were storing
I got so many secrets that I pray don’t come out
Paranoid cause I’ve seen things go bad
When my family turns to demons around me (yea yea)

I thank you Lord for everything
Everything you’ve done for me
And I give you praise oh Majesty
And I say thank you
I thank you Lord, for everything
Everything you’ve done for me
And I give you praise oh Majesty
And I say thank you

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These are the top 3 countries in Africa that have produced the bigger numbers of Grammy Awards-winning artistes.

However, there are also other countries in Africa whose artists have won Grammy awards, this article focuses on those countries with more 2 grammy winners.

Here are the top Countries in Africa with most Grammy Awards winning artistes

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South Africa

South Africa, officially the Republic of South Africa (RSA), is the southernmost country in Africa and with over 60 million people, it is the 23rd-most populous nation in the world.

South Africa has a global music industry, with several iconic African singers hailing from the country. The country has been the 69originating of many trending sounds that have dominated the continent for years.

This country accounts for a large number of Grammy winners in Africa like Ladysmith Black Mambazo, a World Famous South African Singing choral Group founded by Joseph Shabalala, known for its role in introducing traditional Zulu choral music to the world.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo became one of South Africa’s most prolific recording artists, with their releases receiving gold and platinum disc honours.

They are also the most awarded African creatives in history with five Grammy awards

Another South African group is the Soweto Gospel Choir, a South African Singing choral Group of more than 30-member, known for ensembling and blending the elements of African gospel.

Soweto Gospel Choir is three (3) time Grammys Award Winners.

Other Grammy winning-artists from South Africa include Miriam Makeba and Wouter Kellerman.

Mali

Mali is the eighth-largest country in Africa, with an area of over 1,240,000 square kilometres (480,000 sq mi) with a population of over 19.1 million.

Mali’s music is culturally diverse, as is that of most African countries, yet one influence dominates69 that of the old Mali Empire of the Mandinka.

The Mande people (Bambara, Mandinka or Malinke or Maninka, Soninke) account for half of the country’s population; other ethnic groups include the Fula (17%), Gur-speakers 12%, Songhai 6%, Tuareg and Moors 5%, and Europeans 5%. Mali is divided into eight regions: Gao, Kayes, Koulikoro, Mopti, Ségou, Sikasso, Tombouctou, and Bamako (the eighth region, Kidal, was created in 1991).

While Malian popular music has been renowned internationally for its male musicians, female singers such as Kandia Kouyaté have been prevalent on radio and television, in markets, and on street-corner booths since at least the 1980s.

They have a cult following because of the moralizing character of their lyrics, the belief that they represent tradition and their role as fashion trendsetters.

Their artists account for several Grammy Awards being won by African artists.

Late Malian singer and multi-instrumentalist Ali Farka Touré who is a three Grammy winner is recognized for his derivative blends of traditional Malian music, was one of the African continent’s most internationally appreciated performers.

Oumou Sangare is another Malian singer and songwriter, known for supporting women’s rights through wassoulou, a genre of popular music derived from vocals and traditional instrumental of rural southern Mali. Oumou Sangare has won (1x) Grammys award.

Tinariwen is a group of Tuareg musicians from the north of Mali consisting of various guitar professionals sometimes considered as the guitar gods.

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With the publication of their critically praised album Aman Iman in 2007, their international reputation skyrocketed.

The band released their fifth album Tassili on August 30, 2011, which won the Award for Best World Music Album at the 54th Grammy Awards in 2012.

They were also nominated two other times in 2017 and 2020, both of which they lost.

Nigeria

The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a country in West Africa and the most populous country in Africa. It is a country of rich and diverse cultures with a population of over 211 million.

The music scene in Nigeria includes many kinds of folk and popular music, styles of folk music are related to the multitudes of ethnic groups in the country, each with its own techniques, instruments, and songs.

However, its dominating genre is the Afrobeat which Fela Kuti is credited as its pioneer. AFrobeat has many children which have are finding their place in the international music scene like Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Rema, Tiwa Savage among others.

The Nigerian Music Industry has also earned several Grammy nominations and awards thanks to its artists.

The first Nigerian to clinch an award from the prestigious organization was Babatunde Olatunji drummer and recording artist who earned an award for his contribution to the “Planet Drum” album won the Grammy Award for Best World Music Album of 1991, the first year in which the award was given.

After years of several other Nigerians like King Sunny Ade and Femi Kuti losing their nominations, Sikiru Adepoju clinched an award after “Global Drum Project” won a Grammy for the Best Contemporary World Music Album in 2009.

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However it was until 2021, a Nigerian artist, Burna Boy won his first major award for his ‘Twice as Tall” album in the Best World Music Album category.

The previous year, his African Giant album had lost its nomination to Beninese singer, Angelique Kidjo.

Another Nigerian superstar, Wizkid won a Grammy in that’s name 2021 thanks to his contribution in Beyonce’s “Brown Skin Girl” which won in the Best Music Video

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However, there are more than 10 but Mp3bullet focuses on notable mainstreams in the African music space, and here are the top 10 African artists with Grammys awards.

See also: Lists of African Grammy award winners

As coined from Wikipedia ‘Grammy award is an award presented by the American learned academy of musicians, recording engineers, and producers, and other musical experts to acknowledge achievements and attainment in the world music industry.

Converging around all aspects of the significant escapade and the links to relatively connect African that has won the Grammy awards;

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Below is the list of Africans creatives with Grammy awards

Ladysmith Black Mambazo – South Africa

A World Famous South African Singing choral Group founded by Joseph Shabalala, known for its role in introducing traditional Zulu choral music to the world.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo became one of South Africa’s most prolific recording artists, with their releases receiving gold and platinum disc honors.

They are the most awarded African creatives in history with five Grammy awards

Angélique Kidjo – Benin Republic

Angélique Kidjo is a Republic of Benin singer-songwriter, actress, and activist, sometimes regarded as heroic, because of her artistic longevity.

Her musical influences include the Afropop, Caribbean zouk, Congolese rumba, jazz, gospel, and Latin styles;

Angélique Kidjo is four (4) time Grammys award winner.

Ali Farka Touré

Late Ali Farka Touré Malian singer and multi-instrumentalist, and one of the African continent’s most globally acclaimed musicians, known for his derivative blends of traditional Malian music.

Ali Farka Touré is a three (3) time Grammys award Winner.

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Owuor Arunga

Owuor Arunga is a Kenyan jazz trumpeter,  born in Kisumu in kenya.

Owuor Arunga is a three (3) time Grammys award Winner

Soweto Gospel Choir

Soweto Gospel Choir is a South African Singing choral Group of more than 30-member, known for ensembling and blending the elements of African gospel.

Soweto Gospel Choir is three (3) time Grammys Award Winners.

Burna Boy

Burna Boy is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, afrobeat superstar and one of the forerunners of afro-pop culture.

Burna Boy has won (1x) Grammys award

Wizkid

Wizkid is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, afrobeat heavyweight, one of the forerunners of the Afrobeat movement.

Wizkid has won (1x) Grammys award

Tinariwen

Tinariwen is a group of Tuareg musicians from the north of Mali consist of various guitar professionals sometimes considered as the guitar gods.

Tinariwen  has won (1x) Grammys award

Oumou Sangare

Oumou Sangare is a Malian singer and songwriter, known for supporting women’s rights through wassoulou, a genre of popular music derived from vocals and traditional instrumental of rural southern Mali.

Oumou Sangare has won (1x) Grammys award.

Youssou Ndour

Youssou Ndour is a Senegalese singer, songwriter and composer, according to Rolling Stone magazine in 2004, he is “perhaps the most famous singer alive” in Senegal and a considerable part of Africa.

Youssou Ndour has won (1x) Grammys award

Top 10 African artistes with Grammy awards

• Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• Angélique Kidjo
• Ali Farka Touré
• Owuor Arunga
• Soweto Gospel Choir
• Burna Boy
• Wizkid
• Tinariwen
• Oumou Sangare
• Youssou Ndour

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African Artists are one of the essential parts of the Africa Entertainment scene. Their music has been one of the tools elevating the continent.

Music is one of the most essential forms of storytelling in Africa, and has communicated the history, culture and lived experiences of the continent’s people over the years.

African Artists have long been using music to amplify the voices of the people. It’s been adopted as a protest sign, a historical narrative, and even a homage to the continent’s beauty.

Africa can take pride in its ability to produce some of the world’s most influential sounds that have not only brought delight to people’s ears but have had strong core messages that have inspired change within their lyrics.

Whether the call has been for action, for unity, for celebration or just to be heard, Africa has a song for it.

In this light, what better way to celebrate Africa Day than with great songs from your favourite African Artists to jam along to? We’ve got just the playlist!

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Burna Boy- Way Too Big

Off his Grammy Award Winning Album, “Twice as Tall“, Burna Boy delivers a victory anthem and a confidence booster in this song. “Way Too Big” is also a reminder of how far Africa has come.

Davido ft Mayorkun- The Best

“I learnt from the best o”. The song is a reminder of the fact that we are the influence and impact people need even if it doesn’t look like it.

Wizkid ft Damian Marley- Blessed

Africa is blessed and its indigenes and Wizkid’s “Blessed” is the perfect reminder of that.  We might be rough around the edges, but we definitely keep it nappy and do what makes us happy.

Master KG ft Nocembo Zikode, Burna Boy- Jerusalema remix

This song was a global hit in 2020. As the pandemic began to take its toll on the World, most people turned to “Jerusalema” for relief. It was also proof of how Africa could a source of happiness to the world.

Tiwa Savage- Koroba

This is a feel-good song with a strong social message behind it. It simply addresses hypocrisy and corruption, some of the issues begetting Africa.

Sarkodie ft Kuami Eugene- Happy Day

“Happy Day” is a song of gratitude, introspection, a commentary on socio-political issues and reverence for the divine being.

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Stonebwoy ft Vic Mensa- Blessings

“Blessings go follow Me” – Stonebwoy captures the most essential wish of an African in this vibes-filled song.

Sauti Sol ft Soweto Gospel Choir- Brighter Days

East African Pop Band, Sauti Sol team up with the Popular South African Choir, Soweto Gospel Choir to sing about hope, love and positivity.

Harmonize ft Awilo Longomba & H baba- Attitude

Looking for a song to dance to and forget your sorrows, “Attitude” is that song. Featuring East African singer, Harmonize and veteran Musician, Awilo Longomba, “Attitude” is sure to get you dancing.

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Cassper Nyovest feat. Busiswa & Legendary P – Nokuthula

The drill is one sub-genre that is taking over the Africa Music scene and Cassper Nyovest is one of the artists to jump on the sound.  With Busiswa and Legendary P, they rap about growth, fame and resilience.

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As coined from Wikipedia ‘Grammy award is an award presented by the American learned academy of musicians, recording engineers, and producers, and other musical experts to acknowledge achievements and attainment in the world music industry

converging around all aspects of the significant escapade and the links to relatively connect African that has won the Grammy awards;

• RELATED: African Artistes that have debuted on the UK Singles Chart
• RELATED: Everything You Need to Know About Grammy Awards

Below is the list of Africans creatives with Grammy awards

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

A World Famous South African Singing choral Group founded by Joseph Shabalala, known for its role in introducing traditional Zulu choral music to the world.

They are the most awarded African creatives in history with five Grammy awards

Angélique Kidjo

Angélique Kidjo is a Republic of Benin singer-songwriter, actress, and activist, sometimes regarded as heroic, because of her artistical longevity.

Angélique Kidjo is four (4) time Grammys award winner.

Ali Farka Touré

Late Ali Farka Touré Malian singer and multi-instrumentalist, and one of the African continent’s most globally acclaimed musicians, known for his derivative blends of traditional Malian music.

Ali Farka Touré is a three (3) time Grammys award Winner.

• RELATED: Top 10 African Songs dominating the UK
• RELATED: African Renowned Artistes with Global Deals

Owuor Arunga

Owuor Arunga is a Kenyan jazz trumpeter,  born in Kisumu in kenya.

Owuor Arunga is a three (3) time Grammys award Winner

Soweto Gospel Choir

Soweto Gospel Choir is a South African Singing choral Group of more than 30-member, known for ensembling and blending the elements of African gospel.

Soweto Gospel Choir is three (3) time Grammys Award Winners.

Burna Boy

Burna Boy is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, afrobeat superstar and one of the forerunners of afro-pop culture.

Burna Boy has won (1x) Grammys award

Wizkid

Wizkid is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, afrobeat heavyweight, one of the forerunners of the afrobeat movement.

Wizkid has won (1x) Grammys award

Tinariwen

Tinariwen is a group of Tuareg musicians from the north of Mali consist of various guitar professionals sometimes considered as the guitar gods.

Tinariwen  has won (1x) Grammys award

Oumou Sangare

Oumou Sangare is a Malian singer and songwriter, known for supporting women’s rights through wassoulou, a genre of popular music derived from vocals and traditional instrumental of rural southern Mali.

Oumou Sangare has won (1x) Grammys award

Youssou Ndour

Youssou Ndour is a Senegalese singer, songwriter and composer, according to Rolling Stone magazine in 2004, he is “perhaps the most famous singer alive” in Senegal and a considerable part of Africa.

Youssou Ndour has won (1x) Grammys award

Miriam Makeba

Miriam Makeba South African singer and songwriter, nicknamed Mama Africa she is Associated with musical genres including jazz, Afropop, and world music.

late Miriam Makeba has won (1x) Grammys award

Sikiru Adepoju

Sikiru Adepoju is a Nigeria percussionist and recording artist, basically in the genres of traditional African music and world music.

Sikiru Adepoju has won (1x) Grammys award

Wouter Kellerman 

Wouter Kellerman is a South African globally acclaimed flautist, producer and composer.

Wouter Kellerman has won (1x) Grammys award

Babatunde Olatunji

Michael Babatunde Olatunji was a Nigerian drummer and recording artist.

Babatunde Olatunji has won (1x) Grammys award

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Kenya is rapidly growing in the western classical music scene, below are the Top 10 hottest artistes in Kenya at the moment, garnered via standard metrics such as awards, streams, chart and impact;

Sauti Sol

A band that came to the game to become a world-acclaimed Kenyan afro-pop band, the group of four consists of Bein Aime Baraza, Savara Mudigi, Willis Chimano and Polycarp Otieno alias Fancy Fingers.

They released their fifth studio album in 2020 titled “Midnight Train’ a 13-tracks project, which features a guests appearance from india Arie, Sho Madjozi,  Soweto Gospel Choir, and Black Motion.

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A couple of songs off the album is still currently in the top 20 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart, they include ‘Suzanna and Nande Lote’, they are also nominated for best group at MTV MAMA Awards.

Kaligraph Jones

Khaligraph Jones bagged 2 Nominations in the upcoming MTV MAMA Awards and will be headlining the virtual award show alongside top superstars, such as Wizkid, Nasty C, Diamond Platinumz.

his single Wavy’ featuring  Sarkodie has amassed over 2.3 million views in less than a month of release.

Nyashinski

Kenyan rapper and singer, a former member of the award-winning trio Kleptomaniax, released his debut solo album titled ‘Lucky You‘ in  2020.

A 12-tracks project currently impacting and making waves, he released a single in December 2020 titled ‘Hapo Tu‘ featuring Chris Kaiga which is currently at the top 10 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart to date.

Fena Gitu

A singer, songwriter and rapper Undoubtedly one of the biggest and most creative Kenyan artists, at the moment, she recently released a visual to her single to her latest single titled “Vaccine” which is currently trending in Kenya.

Bensoul

Bensoul is a Kenyan multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, signed with Sol Generations record  Sauti Sol established label, he released a song titled “Nairobi” featuring Sauti Sol, which is currently at top 20 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart.

King Kaka

Kennedy Ombima, popularly known as  King Kaka, is a Kenyan rapper and songwriter, he recently released a single titled ‘Utanipata‘ with Kristoff, currently trending in Kenya.

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Willy Paul

Wilson Abubakar Radido is popularly known as Willy Paul, Kenyan artist and songwriter from Nairobi, he released a visual to his latest single featuring Miss P, on January 16, 2021, amassing over 2.3 Million views, one of the most viewed music videos in Kenya this year.

Karun 

Karun is a Kenyan R&B singer and songwriter with an eclectic voice, and a blend of fresh sound, a beneficiary to Mr Eazi record programme Empawa Africa.

Otile Brown

Jacob Obunga is popularly known as Otile Brown a Kenyan R&B singer, guitarist and songwriter, he recently released a single featuring Tanzania Ali Kiba, which is currently trending and gaining airplay.

Nadia Mukami

A Kenyan Pop singer and songwriter, she bagged a nomination at Best Fan-Base Award at the 2021 MTV Africa Music Awards, she released a visual to her single featuring Otile Brown titled ‘Kolo’ which has surpassed 1.7 million in just a month of release.

Top 10 hottest artistes in Kenya at the moment

1.Sauti Sol
2.Khaligraph Jones
3.Nyashinski
4.Fena Gitu
5.Bensoul
6.King Kaka
7.Willy Paul
8.Karun
9.Otile Brown
10.Nadia Mukami

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Just a couple of hours ago that she wants her fans to guess the title of her forthcoming album, Yemi Alade has surfaced with another tweet, indicating that she wants to collaborate with a choir.

In no time, Soweto Gospel Choir responded to her tweet, leaving us amazed, but we are not sure if it’s a way of teasing us that collaboration is coming and it might end up making her album.

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In the exchange of tweets between Yemi ALADE and Soweto Gospel Choir via their timelines, it’s obvious we are about to feel a hit from these two wonderful singers.

Below are the tweets:-

Guys let’s Help @yemialadee😇😇😇😘 https://t.co/ZbOz49mczp

— Soweto Gospel Choir (@Sowetogospel) November 4, 2020

I am a fan …. 🖤 https://t.co/kkKEWrAsom

— ✊🏾 yemialade (@yemialadee) November 4, 2020

Let’s hope something comes out of these tweet exchanges.

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Without wasting time, Kenyan Afro-Pop band, Sauti Sol releases the music video to their latest single titled “Better Days“.

• SEE ALSO: Sauti Sol – Suzanna

The video was shot and directed by Unclescrooch for Ofentse Mwase Films.

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Kenyan music group, Sauti Sol releases a brand new single titled “Better Days” featuring South African Gospel music group; The Soweto Gospel Choir

• SEE ALSO:  Sauti Sol – Suzanna [Music]

The song was taken from their upcoming album titled “Midnight Train” to be released under Universal Music Group.

Listen & enjoy Sauti Sol ft. Soweto Gospel Choir – Better Days Mp3 Below!

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Seun Kuti has taken to Instagram to reveal why he did not perform at the 2019 Grammy Awards.

The artiste who had been billed to perform at the Grammy‘s was no where to be seen on Sunday night.

Seun who is the son of late Nigerian music legend, Fela Kuti, said he could not perform because he had a flight ticket mix-up.

Seun Kuti was also nominated for the category of Best World Music but he lost to South Africa’s ‘Soweto Gospel Choir‘.

He also went on to apologize to fans, adding that he and his team won’t give up.

The ‘Black Woman‘ singer wrote:

“First and foremost I have to say I am sorry to all the fans that tuned in to see us perform yesterday but didn’t.

“I had the weirdest ticket mix up in history meaning I missed my flight and the rehearsals and we couldn’t go on.

“Big up to Soweto Gospel choir a group that has also inspired me. @fatoumata_diawara__ for holding down our show without me.

“Our entire team we must keep banging the door till they let us in.”

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Livespot Entertainment act, Darey dishes out the video to his July 2015 released record titled  “Pray For Me” which features South African group, Soweto Gospel Choir.

The record “Pray For Me” tells a powerful, positive story of victory against all odds. Thye video has cameo appearance from Nollywood Veterans and power couple Olu Jacobs and Joke Silva.

Enjoy!

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