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Kweku Flick – Sweet ft. Shatta Wale
Kweku Flick enters his “Sweet Boy” era with Shatta Wale on “Sweet,” a street-inspired single produced by Khendi Beats. The title sounds like a treat,…
Moses Bliss – Halle
Moses Bliss and SpotLite Nation rally Chizie, Festizie, KHAEL, and Ajay Asika on “Halle,” a Pidgin praise anthem. The song celebrates God’s goodness, protection, and…
Portable – Kose Yahoo
Zeh Nation boss Portable speaks against internet fraud on “Kose Yahoo,” a street-pop single produced by Oga Klef Beatz. The Yoruba title roughly means “don’t…
Minister Mike – Jesu O
Minister Mike keeps worship brief on “Jesu O,” a Yoruba gospel single that lasts just one minute and 18 seconds. The title is a short…
Ryzon – Street Fighter ft. Bizho
Zambian act Ryzon links up with Bizho on “Street Fighter,” a Volvet-produced single that shares the name he raps under. Ryzon has long carried the…
Prinx Emmanuel – Fix Me
Prinx Emmanuel trades dance energy for a quiet plea on “Fix Me,” a four-minute Afro-gospel single co-produced with Yo-P. Fans know him for upbeat songs…
Dr Paul Enenche – Send Us The Rain
Dr Paul Enenche prays for spiritual refreshing on “Send Us The Rain,” a 4:17 single ahead of Dunamis’ 30th anniversary. The song is built around…
Okmalumkoolkat – iBattery Ft. Nhlanhlaleyo
Okmalumkoolkat recharges “iTheku eThekwini” with “iBattery,” a 2:16 collaboration with Nhlanhlaleyo at track six, the album’s shortest early cut. The title borrows the word “battery,”…
Okmalumkoolkat – Umshibiliko
Okmalumkoolkat keeps the Durban momentum going on “Umshibiliko,” a 2:58 hip-hop track at number five on “iTheku eThekwini.” The song comes straight after “Yinto Yabantu…
Okmalumkoolkat – Yinto Yabantu Ababili
Durban’s Okmalumkoolkat turns romance into alternative hip-hop on “Yinto Yabantu Ababili,” the 2:34 fourth track on “iTheku eThekwini.” The title loosely means “a thing for…
Amabongwa – Sdwedwe buya
Amabongwa calls someone home on “Sdwedwe Buya,” a lively, guitar-driven third track on its four-song EP “Umuntu,” running 4:37. The title roughly points to a…
Thebuza – Me Gustas Tu Ft Kgosi keys & MBIE012
Talented music artist Thebuza joins Kgosi Keys and MBIE012 on “Me Gustas Tu,” a 4:42 Amapiano single with a Spanish title. The title means “I…
Amabongwa – Ukufa
The EP, “Umuntu,” by Amabongwa has four tracks, the last of which is “Ukufa.” At 4:45, the Maskandi song approaches loss and death calmly. The…
Mickey Lux – Vanity
Ghanaian singer Mickey Lux is back with his new single “Vanity”. The new song was released on October 21, 2026 and it marks the singer’s…
Kuami Eugene – Ajei
Ghanaian highlife star Kuami Eugene returns with “Ajei,” a brand-new single released on October 22, 2026, that leans into a familiar local expression. The record…
Kota Embassy – Grootman Series II (Album)
Amapiano duo Kota Embassy returns with “Grootman Series II,” a 12-track, 92-minute sequel built on long, patient grooves. Almost every song runs between seven and…
Us’Hlangu Semfene – Ubambo Lwami (Album)
maskandi artist Us’Hlangu Semfene has his 2026 short project, “Ubambo Lwami” a guitar-led Zulu storytelling project, using a project-first approach. The praise-style name already points…
Amabongwa – Yenina Matombazane
South African traditional Maskandi outfit Amabongwa delivers “Yenina Matombazane,” a culturally rich record that follows their previous release “Umntomyama” . The song arrived on October…
Amabongwa – Umntomyama
South African traditional Maskandi outfit Amabongwa is back with “Umntomyama,” a culturally rich record built on ancestral pride and personal endurance. The song dropped October…
Amabongwa – Iphimbo Lakho
South African traditional Maskandi group Amabongwa returns with “Iphimbo Lakho,” a culturally rich record built on acoustic brilliance and raw emotional conviction. The song arrived…