Teaming up with fast-rising act Mavo and alternative rap voice Deto Black, SPINALL crafts a track that sits comfortably at the intersection of Alté culture and modern Afropop. It’s gritty, confident, and intentionally different from the more mainstream direction he’s explored in the past.

Mavo sets the tone early, delivering a smooth, hypnotic hook that carries the emotional weight of the song, while Deto Black steps in with a sharp, no-nonsense verse—full of swagger, edge, and her signature fashion-infused lyricism.

At the center of it all is SPINALL’s production. The beat is heavy on percussion, dark in texture, and layered with a raw but refined energy that feels just as at home in underground clubs as it does on high-fashion runways.

The title SHABA itself hints at confidence and flair, and the record fully leans into that identity. It’s less about chasing charts and more about making a statement—sonically and culturally.

Released under TheCAPMusic, the track also arrives with a strong visual direction that reinforces its alternative roots and creative ambition.

With SHABA, SPINALL once again proves he’s more than just a hitmaker—he’s a tastemaker, constantly bridging the gap between mainstream appeal and the evolving underground scene.

Listen to “SHABA” HERE

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The Nigerian DJ and producer has openly described the track, featuring reggae icon Buju Banton and American R&B star Summer Walker, as the greatest music he has ever made, a statement that speaks volumes about the depth behind the record.

At its core, Struggles is a reflection on life’s uneven terrain, the victories, the losses, and the quiet moments in between. Sonically, the song weaves together Afrobeat rhythms, soulful R&B textures, and the unmistakable heartbeat of reggae, creating a soundscape that feels both global and deeply human. For Spinall, that emotional balance is what makes the song hit differently.

The collaboration itself came together most unexpectedly. What began as a simple trip to Jamaica quickly transformed into a once-in-a-career moment. Spinall and his team found themselves at Buju Banton’s home, where vacation vibes gave way to creative chemistry. Before meeting,

Spinall had already shared a handful of instrumentals with the reggae legend. When Buju revealed that he had chosen one particular beat, the very same one Spinall believed in most, the moment felt like fate. As Spinall recalled, that instant alignment made everything clear: the song was meant to happen.

What followed was a record that many listeners now praise for its authenticity. Buju Banton’s presence anchors the song in true reggae tradition, while Summer Walker adds emotional softness and vulnerability.

Together, their voices elevate the message, turning Struggles into a conversation about resilience, survival, and personal growth—themes that often get lost in the rush for radio hits.

Featured on Spinall’s album ÈKÓ Groove, Struggles stands as a defining moment in his career. It captures his strength as a curator and cultural bridge-builder, someone able to blend worlds without diluting their essence. More than just a collaboration, the song is proof that when intention meets timing, music can become something timeless.

“It’s The Greatest Song I’ve Ever Made” – SPINALL Breaks Down Crafting ‘Struggles’ with Summer Walker & Buju Banton Off ÈKÓ Groove pic.twitter.com/bLOFTGTgSz

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As 2025 winds down, the Starboy camp is closing the year like a team that refuses to take its foot off the accelerator.

Wizkid has already been sweeping up year-end streaming awards across Spotify, Apple Music, and Turntable’s radio charts. But on Tuesday, his right-hand sound architect delivered one of the label’s biggest wins yet: DJ Tunez has officially been crowned Nigeria’s most-streamed DJ on Spotify in 2025.

The recognition, pulled from newly shared data, is more than a personal triumph. It’s another reminder of the Starboy machine’s grip on the continental music scene, an empire that seems to glide at a height few can match.

The numbers appeared via Africa Facts Zone on X, igniting a mini frenzy on social media. The post highlighted Spotify’s top DJs by monthly listeners, a modern metric that neatly reflects influence, reach, and cultural relevance.

As expected, South Africa’s amapiano giants filled the upper ranks, maintaining their status as Africa’s most exported sonic powerhouses.

Still, Nigeria made its presence felt in the elite tier. Both DJ Tunez and DJ Spinall earned spots on the list, further validating the country’s expanding footprint in the global DJ ecosystem.

Top African DJs on Spotify (Monthly Listeners, as of December 9, 2025)

1. DJ Maphorisa (South Africa) – 5.3M
2. Master KG (South Africa) – 3.8M
3. DJ Tunez (Nigeria) – 3.55M
4. Kabza De Small (South Africa) – 3.4M
5. DJ Yo! (Mauritania) – 3.34M
6. Jazzwrld (South Africa) – 3.29M
7. Shimza (South Africa) – 2.8M
8. Black Coffee (South Africa) – 2.75M
9. Nitefreak (Zimbabwe) – 2.24M
10. XDuppy (South Africa) – 2.238M
11. Tyler ICU (South Africa) – 2.18M
12. Kelvin Momo (South Africa) – 1.93M
13. DJ Spinall (Nigeria) – 1.89M
14. Major League DJz (South Africa) – 1.7M
15. Uncle Waffles (Eswatini) – 1.5M

Despite South Africa’s ironclad hold on the global dance scene, this was undeniably DJ Tunez’s moment. He stands as the only Nigerian DJ in the top ten and Africa’s second most-streamed DJ overall, firmly stamping his status as the country’s undisputed number one.

And Tunez responded in pure Starboy fashion. Without a single word, he quote-tweeted the ranking with the iconic Michael Jordan “I’m Back” GIF—a subtle flex that sparked another wave of memes, shout-outs, and jubilation across the timeline.

For Starboy fans, it was déjà vu: another day, another win.

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The event, which has become a staple in marking Beat FM’s anniversary, commemorated the station’s 16th year of trailblazing impact in Nigeria’s media and entertainment space.

This year’s brunch carried a unique Prom theme, blending nostalgia, music, and glamour into an unforgettable celebration.

The brunch brought together an eclectic mix of industry stakeholders, executives, artists, and influencers in an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere. Headlining the music experience was Top Boy, DJ Spinall, who commanded the decks with a special set featuring thrilling performances from some of the industry’s finest, including Wande Coal, Wurld, iLLBliss, Guchi, Ajebutter22, Soundz, Dera, Amaraand Kemuel.

Among the distinguished attendees was Chris Ubosi, Managing Director of Megalectrics Limited, and Deji Awoka, General Manager of Megalectrics Limited, parent company of The Beat 99.9FM, alongside the station’s eccentric and beloved on-air personalities Osi Dirisu, Taymi B, Biola, Nicole, and Eve.

Guests also enjoyed appearances from Naija FM’s voices Joy Panam and Godwin, as well as media personality Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi, and renowned producer Krizbeatz. Sony Music’s fast-rising star Morravey lit up the evening by winning the Prom Queen title and teasing guests with an exclusive performance of her forthcoming single.

Culinary delights and refreshing drinks elevated the evening’s mood, thanks to generous sponsors Castle Lite, Monkey Shoulder, and LUC Belaire, who kept guests indulged throughout the night.

The night ended on a high note with laughter, music, and memories that reaffirmed Beat FM’s position as a cultural tastemaker and Sony Music’s continued commitment to celebrating artistry and community. As the curtains fell on The Beat Brunch 2025, one truth was undeniable—16 years on, Beat FM remains the heartbeat of Lagos entertainment, and together with Sony Music, the beat goes on.

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The 14-track project, now streaming on all major platforms, is a pulsating homage to Lagos, fusing Afrobeats with amapiano, reggae, and global sounds.

The buzz around Eko Groove began on August 9 when SPINALL teased fans with a cinematic trailer and striking cover art showcasing Lagos’ bustling streets and snippets from his worldwide tours.

Pre-release singles such as Early featuring Victony, and “Excited,” with Ami Faku, Heavy-K, and Niniola, heightened expectations. By August 14, when he revealed a heavyweight lineup including Wizkid, Summer Walker, and Buju Banton, anticipation had reached fever pitch.

Running at 48 minutes, the album opens with the title track, Eko Groove, featuring Ayinde Bakare, instantly setting a rhythmic Lagos-inspired tone. Other standout collaborations include Struggle with Summer Walker, Buju Banton, and Jaz Karis, which offer soulful introspection, while contributions from Wizkid, Niniola, and Teni highlight SPINALL’s seamless fusion of homegrown and international artistry.

 

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With his hands firmly on the production, the album echoes both his Lagos heritage and the global influences from his tours since Top Boy (2023).

Born Oluseye Desmond Sodamola, SPINALL has risen from his 2015 debut, My Story, to become one of Africa’s foremost DJs, gracing iconic stages such as Coachella and Glastonbury. Beyond performing, his imprint, TheCAP Music—founded in 2014—has helped shape contemporary Nigerian soundscapes.

Eko Groove, recorded during his international shows, stands as both a love letter to Lagos and a bold statement of his mission to export Nigerian music worldwide.

Now available on DSPs, the album invites listeners to dance, reflect, and celebrate Lagos through SPINALL’s lens.

Listen to EKO GROOVE HERE.

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Nigerian superstar DJ and producer DJ Spinall has pulled back the curtain on the star-studded roster for his next studio project, EKO GROOVE, promising a rich fusion of chart-topping collaborations and pulsating rhythms.

The acclaimed hitmaker confirmed that the highly anticipated album will arrive on Friday, August 29, 2025, boasting an impressive 14 tracks that blend homegrown talent with international heavyweights.

Among the confirmed guest features are Afrobeats giant Wizkid, powerhouse vocalists Niniola and Teni, Jamaican legend Buju Banton, and American R&B star Summer Walker. The project will also house earlier fan-favorite singles, including Spinall’s link-ups with Omah Lay & Tyla, Young Jonn, and Jayo & Destin Conrad.

 

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First teased through a striking visual trailer and distinctive album artwork, EKO GROOVE draws its heartbeat from the hustle, colour, and unfiltered spirit of Lagos — “Eko” in Yoruba — a city that continues to inspire Spinall’s global sound. According to the DJ, the album is a celebration of Nigerian creativity and an invitation for the world to dance to its rhythm.

Fans can stream EKO GROOVE across all major platforms when it officially drops on August 29.

🚨 CONFIRMED FEATURES ON SPINALL’S UPCOMING ALBUM "EKO GROOVE"

WIZKID
OMAH LAY & TYLA (OUT ALREADY)
NINOLA
TENI
YOUNG JONN (OUT ALREADY)
JAYO & DESTIN CONRAD (OUT ALREADY)
BUJU BANTON
SUMMER WALKER

DROPPING ON AUGUST 29 🔥 pic.twitter.com/IQxcqtJluj

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) August 14, 2025

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The 14-track body of work is slated for release on Friday, August 29, 2025, and is already generating buzz among fans and industry watchers.

Spinall broke the news with an eye-catching teaser video and striking album cover, offering a glimpse into the record’s creative direction.

The clip, which blends stunning visuals of Lagos with electrifying performance footage from his global tours, points to a project steeped in the vibrant energy and cultural heartbeat of “Eko,” the Yoruba name for Lagos.

It also reveals that the award-winning DJ has been crafting the album quietly while touring the world, following the release of his sixth studio project, Topboy, in February 2023.

 

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Described as a celebration of Lagos’s dynamic spirit, EKO GROOVE promises a mix of styles and collaborations, with Spinall hinting at recording sessions both on the road and back home. Fans can expect a fusion of influences that reflects the city’s rich musical and artistic diversity.

The announcement has sparked excitement across the Afrobeats community, with many anticipating another landmark moment in Spinall’s career. As one of the genre’s most influential figures, his latest offering is poised to further cement his reputation as a global ambassador for Nigerian sound.

EKO GROOVE will be available on all major streaming platforms from August 29, 2025.

🚨SPINALL'S NEW ALBUM "EKO GROOVE"

SET TO ARRIVE ON AUGUST 29 🗓️ pic.twitter.com/m3VgZrhokB

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) August 8, 2025

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The explosive track arrives as a taste of what’s to come from SPINALL’s soon-to-drop album, Eko Groove, which the producer recently confirmed is wrapped and ready.

KEROSENE is exactly what the name implies: volatile, vibrant, and dripping with sonic heat. Powered by hypnotic log drums and a pulse-racing rhythm, the track channels raw energy fit for dancefloors across Lagos and beyond. It’s the kind of record that demands movement, with SPINALL’s production finesse layered across every beat.

The song is co-produced by SPINALL and GOJI, forming a seamless blend of Afrobeats textures and electronic dance elements. The synergy between the two producers crafts a powerful bedrock for Young Jonn to unleash his magic.

Known for his dual-threat artistry as a singer and beatmaker, Young Jonn brings his signature flair, infectious hooks, witty verses, and yes, those unmistakable ad-libs that seal the deal.

 

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Lyrically and emotionally, “KEROSENE” burns with intensity. Themes of desire, passion, and vibrant love run through its veins, echoing the kind of kinetic emotion that has become central to some of Afrobeats’ biggest smashes. Young Jonn’s dynamic delivery effortlessly rides the beat, transforming the track into both a sonic and emotional experience.

With a star-studded resume that includes hit records and iconic collaborations, SPINALL continues to shape the sound of modern Nigerian music. Paired with Young Jonn, one of the genre’s most reliable hit machines, “KEROSENE” is positioned not just as a banger, but as a cultural moment.

The single is now available on all streaming platforms.

Listen to KEROSENE HERE.

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Olamide Adedeji has been a prominent figure in Nigerian music for over ten years. Olamide’s self-titled 17-track album is more than simply a collection of sounds; it’s a tutorial in how to grow, think, and have an effect on culture. Instead of relying solely on his previous successes, Olamide sets a new standard by fusing meaningful stories with chart-topping hits. His latest effort shows once again why he is a voice for a generation.

A Grand Opening & Spiritual Core

The first song on the album, “Prelude,” features Fxrtune and serves as a pleasant introduction that discreetly reminds listeners of Olamide’s artistic richness. The instruments make you feel something, while Fxrtune’s voice sets the stage for what’s to follow. The title of track two, “Hasibunallah,” comes from the Quran and gives the song power. In it, Olamide talks about his mother’s prayers and heavenly direction. The song powerfully illustrates Olamide’s origins and the struggles he has overcome, which remain unseen by others. This sets a deep tone early in the project.

Brotherhood, Love & Dancefloor Hits

“Kai!” is a song he worked on with Wizkid that brings back memories of a musical brotherhood that has been going on for years. There is no doubt that they have chemistry; the song has easy vibes, romantic connotations, and slick production. Wizkid’s vocal about luxury, jewels, and nightlife gives the song a luxurious feel. It’s an understated banger that you can listen to again and again.

The next song, “Luvaluvah,” starts with a mysterious female voice and ends with a confession about love and being open. Olamide’s willingness to be vulnerable gives the endeavour a personal touch. The next song, “Billionaires Club,” brings Wizkid and Darkoo back together for a big moment about money, self-worth, and having fun. It’s a musical toast to the good life without feeling bad or sorry.

Street Ties and Truthful Confessions

“Free,” which features Seyi Vibez and Muyeez, is a tribute to the streets. It’s a street-hop song that draws on Naija hustling culture and has a rough, percussive sound that is based on reality. “Duro” changes the tone with a sad story of love lost before success came, showing the terrible sacrifices that people make to become famous.

 

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Olamide gets boastful on “Special,” and he has every right to. It’s a song about staying power, heritage, and street cred. His surprising collaboration with Dr. Dre and DJ Spinall on “Indika” takes things to a whole new level. The song has a lot of street language and a peppy beat, which makes it the ideal mix of Naija style and worldwide style.

Hustle, Heritage, and Party Starters

Olamide tells tales of ambition, brotherhood, and sheer dance energy in songs like “1 Shot,” where he pursues money and ambitions for his family, and “99,” which includes an all-star cast of Asake, Seyi Vibez, Daecolm, and Young Jonn. “Ruba” and “Rain” (with Popcaan) blend sexy and emotional sounds, making them good for both lovers and street romantics.

“Paris” with FADI is a song that celebrates cultural pride, while “Hybrid” brings back fuji fusion in a manner that sounds like Olamide’s Wo! period. “Lalakipo” has a lot of slang and fun lyrics about attractiveness and nightlife. Teens and young adults immediately fall in love with this type of song.

A Strong Ending

“Stronger,” which features BOJ, is the last song on the album. It’s a mature and thoughtful song about strength, development, and perseverance. It’s a classy way to say goodbye, happy yet down-to-earth.

Olamide’s album Olamide is more than just a music endeavour; it’s a statement about his career. It has a lot of personal stories, spiritual themes, club bangers, and deep lyrics. The initiative strengthens his position as both a trailblazer and a keeper of culture. This album has great collaborations with Wizkid, Seyi Vibez, Popcaan, Darkoo, and even Dr. Dre. It shows that Baddo is far from done; he’s just getting better.

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Fireboy DML has set social media ablaze with the “Hell & Back” Mercedes Benz challenge, a viral trend inspired by the standout track from his recently released album, ‘Adedamola.’

The challenge, which sees fans vibing to the song’s energetic rhythm while seated in the driver’s seat of a Mercedes-Benz, has become a sensation, with participants mimicking the song’s unique dance routine and sharing their experiences online.

‘Adedamola,’ Fireboy’s fourth studio album, officially dropped on August 29, 2024. Named after the artist’s real first name, the album represents a more introspective and personal approach to his music.

Preceded by hit singles “Yawa” and “Obaa Sima,” both of which achieved commercial success, the album features collaborations with Nigerian music legends like Lagbaja and Seun Kuti, as well as Afrobeats stars Lojay and Spinall and Grammy-winning American singer Jon Batiste.

Throughout its 14 tracks, ‘Adedamola‘ takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery, with Fireboy exploring themes of love, fame, and personal challenges while blending his signature Afrobeats sound with emotional depth. “Hell & Back,” a track that delves into his struggles and triumphs, has particularly resonated with fans, sparking the viral challenge.

The Mercedes-Benz challenge has garnered thousands of videos, with some fans humorously opting to use other vehicles, showing that the fun, positive vibe of the trend transcends the car brand’s requirement.

This challenge has further amplified the success of the song, adding a playful dimension to the Afrobeats hit and expanding Fireboy’s influence across social media platforms.

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This song serves as a tribute to the talented artist Wande Coal and features a dynamic collaboration with Spinall. “Wande’s Bop” is a must-listen, blending infectious rhythms with catchy lyrics.

Check out the lyrics below and sing along to this unforgettable tribute.

Fireboy DML & Spinall – Wande’s Bop Lyrics

[Intro]
Yay
Ah ah ah
Fire yaya
Top boy

[Pre-Chorus]
Anybody wan pop ọmọ make e dem pop
Me I wanna see ladies
When I step up in the club with ya biggie bum bum
Me I wanna see ladies
Too many guys in the club tonight tonight tonight
I wanna see ladies
If you like make you pop anything you wan pop
Me I wanna see ladies

[Chorus]
Lately I’ve been making money daily
All the girls say I’m driving them crazy, they wanna be in my playlist
Sebi tẹlẹtẹlẹ you no dey call me baby
Now I’m making money now you love

[Verse]
Baby steady complaining
But temi yemi
If you no dey the game no dey hate many people dem be playing
Sеbi tẹlẹtẹlẹ they think say I be baby
Na me numbеr one heavy weight now
Tell me please what you saying?
Move your body to DJ Spinall Spinall
Fire yayaya, ina ina
When I pull up them ma shout, “Idan Idan”
Don’t dull my vibe, get up, get up
Giving them now they cannot get enough
All the girls in the club wan flex with us
I be giving them daily now them blame me, their daddy

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Nigerian star singer, songwriter, and performer Adedamola Adefolahan, known as Fireboy DML, has shared the inspiration behind mirroring Wande Coal on a track from his latest album, “Adedamola.”

In an interview with Apple Music, Fireboy discussed his studio session with the legendary Lagbaja.

The YBNL/Empire artist recently released his 14-track fourth studio album, featuring iconic Nigerian Afrobeat and Traditional Folk musician Lagbaja, Grammy-winning American soul singer Jon Batiste, Afrobeat veteran Seun Kuti, Afrobeats star Lojay, and award-winning Nigerian DJ Spinall.

The album also includes a track that pays tribute to Nigerian Afropop star Wande Coal.

Speaking with South African media personality Nandi Madida on Apple Music Africa Now, Fireboy explained why he dedicated the song titled “Wande’s Bop” to Wande Coal.

The track, co-produced by DJ Spinall and Semzi, is one of the standout hits on the album, perfectly capturing the essence of Wande Coal, whom Fireboy, along with other new-age Afropop and Afrobeats artists like Wizkid, Oxlade, and Joeboy, often refer to as “the source.”

Fireboy noted that the song and the album as a whole are a tribute to the legends who have shaped African music over the years, which is why he collaborated with high-profile names like Lagbaja, Seun Kuti, and Wande Coal on this project.

He said:

“I recorded that in 2021 I think, in SPINALL’s studio in Lagos. I was like, “When the time is right, this record will come out”—it just made a lot of sense. I listened to the beat once and it just immediately took me back to 2015-2016, when I was listening to one of Wande Coal’s records. It just sounded like something Wande Coal would love, something he would have loved to have spit on. I was like, “What would Wande of 2016 do? Let me just try that.” It’s sort of like a tribute to him; [everyone] knows I respect him so much.

This whole album is more like a tribute to all the legends that shaped African music over the years, and also a testament to myself, of course, and my growth over the years.”

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