For all the times that we’ve heard the phrase “African music,” it can be easy to forget that we’re talking about an entire continent, and here are the Highest streamed African albums on Spotify.

The reality is that the African continent consists of more than 50 countries, different environments from the deep desert of the Sahara to the central African rainforests, and radically different cultures from ancient civilizations to modern metropolises.

It’s way past time to move beyond our conception of African music as being based either on some kind of strange tribal drumming aesthetic.

Highest streamed African albums on Spotify

Burna Boy – African Giant

African Giant is Burna Boy’s fourth studio album, released on July 26, 2019.

It is a combination of Afrobeats, Afrobeat, dancehall,  hip hop, and pop, it has garnered over 443 MILLION streams on Spotify, the highest streamed album by a Nigerian artiste on Spotify.

Master KG – Jerusalem

Master KG finally drops his long-awaited project titled Jerusalema Deluxe.

The project consists of 14 tracks with some pre-released tracks such as his evergreen song Jerusalema featuring Nomcebo Zikode and others.

The Jerusalem Deluxe project features more top-notch music artists like DJ Tira, Nokwazi, Mpumi, Prince Benza, Nomcebo Zikode, Zanda Zakuza, Natalia Mabaso, Mr Brown, Burna Boy, Micro TDH, and other talented acts.

It has garnered over 317 MILLION streams on Spotify

Wizkid – Made In Lagos

This is Wizkid‘s fourth studio album, It was released on October 30, 2020, under Starboy Entertainment and RCA Records.

It is a combination of Afrobeat, R&B, reggae, soul, it has surpassed 270 MILLION streams on Spotify.

Davido – A Good Time

A Good Time is Davido‘s debut studio album, released on November 22, 2019, under DMW, RCA Records, and Sony Music.

It features guest appearances from Chris Brown, Gunna, Summer Walker, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, and more.

A Good Time has garnered over 233 MILLION streams on Spotify.

Ckay – Ckay the first

CKay the First is the second extended play by Nigerian singer-songwriter CKay. It was released on 30 August 2019 by Chocolate City through Warner Music Group.

It was self-produced by CKay, with additional production from Temple, Real Bee, and its exclusive producer Audu Maikori.

Ckay the first has garnered over 202 MILLION streams on Spotify.

Burna Boy – Outside

Outside is Burna Boy‘s third studio album, released on January 26, 2018, under Atlantic records and Spaceship entertainment.

Outside has garnered over 197 MILLION streams on Spotify.

Wizkid – Sounds From The Other Side

Sounds From The Other is Wizkid‘s third studio album, released on July 14, 2017, under Starboy Entertainment, and RCA Records.

Sounds From The Other has garnered over 189 MILLION streams on Spotify.

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Burna Boy – Twice as Tall

This is Burna Boy‘s fifth studio album, released on August 14, 2020, under  Warner Music, Spaceship Entertainment, and  Atlantic Records.

It is a combination of Afrobeats, Afrobeat, dancehall,  hip hop, and pop, it has surpassed 135 MILLION streams on Spotify.

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South African serial hit-maker, Master KG has released yet another impressive single titled “Polygamy“. featuring Nomcebo Zikode, Zanda Zakuza.

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The song “Polygamy” is off the deluxe edition of Master KG’s project, ‘Jerusalema‘ album.

Listen Up!

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Everyone will agree that she’s tried her bit of making that happen. She could be the one everyone not only respects but also love. Maybe it’s a man’s world and female DJ’s don’t get big breaks and stuff, well, Cuppy has the balls to do her thing and make ground.

But Khaled didn’t become the greatest by just having the balls, no. There’s a lot of music, and music and music and music. In the long run, that’s what differentiates the ones that will die spinning records for a radio station, and the ones that will go on to do greater things. I’d like to think DJ Cuppy is the latter, and she’s off to a good start.

Before the “Charged Up” disaster, last year, she has done two singles worthy of mentioning. First was “Green Light” with former MMMG singer, Tekno and the other, “Vybe” with Ghanaian rap star, Sarkodie. The Tekno collaboration was released back in 2017, when Tekno was still one of the hottest on the continent (he probably still is?) while “Vybe” was shared, back in March 2018. Both were good songs, yeah. If they did anything, it was to tell us Cuppy could still do way more.

Earlier this year, though, she did a spectacular one, put Ceeza Milli and Shaydee on “Abena”, a track which quickly became a hit. It’s the kind of song you’d drop if you’re planning to release an EP or album or something. Superhit, yeah.

But, the impact of the song is just as important as the follow-up. No one is expecting DJ Cuppy to disappoint again, no. Especially when the street is hot, and guys like Naira Marley and Zlatan Ibile are getting all the buzz. She had to jump on the bandwagon, because that’s what DJs do, and she’s a DJ, innit?

She probably had choices, but to make “Gelato” perfect, why not just go for the best? Zlatan Ibile, yes. It had to be good enough, because the last time she tried doing street or so, it failed with a capital “F.” She got better, obviously, and now she had to prove it on a jam with Zlatan.

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For starters, Gelato isn’t the best street word anyone could think of. “Sweet like Gelato” and many guys on the streets don’t even know what the Italian dessert is, or looks like. Well, we don’t expect less from the daughter of Femi Otedola.

The instrumental had systematic piano chords that sounded like Master KG and Zanda Zakuza‘s. Tapping from the SA house vibe, and the heavy percussions that characterize street beats, here, the high tempo beat is contagious, if you ask me. Something Zlatan would very much like to jump on, anytime.

Right from the start, DJ Cuppy, took over the song doing a clear hook, before Zlatan Ibile came with his bars, which are unusually too long, in away. Then they did the “Who’s your daddy? Otedola… ” chant.

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Maybe it’s studio or that’s how she just sounds, these days, but she amazingly sounds like a 16-year-old. But she still managed to pull off a hook on a street song? If that’s not really cool, I don’t know what is. Zlatan Ibile, who did the hook, was just his normal self, repping the streets, as usual.

“Gelato” has got all the good vibe, yeah. And this is a good one for the streets!

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No matter where you go
Remember the road that will lead you home

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South African serial hit-maker, Master KG comes through with another hit single “Skeleton Move” featuring vocal powerhouse, Zanda Zakuza from the stables of Open Mic Productions.

A ditty song performed by Master KG and Zanda Zakuza with a powerful message.

Some Nigerians will even sing the song as Wole Tomas or Bode Thomas, it’s wrong, check on the lyrics below

Quotable lyrics;

No matter where you go
Remember the road that will lead you home
Wanetwa mos, wanetwa mos
No matter where you go
Remember the road that will lead you home
Wanetwa mos
Wanetwa mos
That will lead you home
That will lead you home

Listen and enjoy Master KG Skeleton Move Mp3 Below

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