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New Music Friday

It's Friday again, which means new songs are out to enjoy and add to your weekend playlist. Afrobeats artists have been impressing us all year with one great song after another. This week's releases include familiar songs we love, new collaborations, and some exciting new artists. There's something for everyone, whether you're a big fan …

It’s Friday again, which means new songs are out to enjoy and add to your weekend playlist. Afrobeats artists have been impressing us all year with one great song after another.

This week’s releases include familiar songs we love, new collaborations, and some exciting new artists. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re a big fan or just want to hear something fresh.

  1. Yayo- Rema: Yayo, the most melodic tune on “HEIS”, is the track that lights up the dance floors the brightest.
  2. Did it First- Ice Spice and Central Cee: “Did It First” is a song that’s all about cheating. Ice Spice and Central Cee take turns singing about getting caught cheating and blaming each other for being unfaithful. The music is typical of the drill genre, perfectly matching their styles.
  3. Rock Steady- Tay Iwar, Le Mav and GOLD: “Rock Steady” by Tay Iwar, Le Mav, and GOLD is a captivating track that blends smooth vocals with a soulful rhythm. The song exudes a laid-back yet confident vibe, drawing listeners in with its relaxed groove and heartfelt lyrics. Tay Iwar’s vocals are soulful and emotive, complemented by Le Mav’s seamless flow and GOLD’s rich tones.
  4. CWT- Taves and BNXN: They make a captivating song that keeps listeners engaged by skillfully blending rhythms, melodies, and catchy beats. If you love top-notch Nigerian music with meaningful lyrics, you should include this song in your collection.
  5. Koko- Dbanj: “Koko” is a new version of his hit song “Tongolo” from his first album “No Long Thing,” which was released in 2005 and produced by Don Jazzy. Dbanj has also declared “Koko” as the new anthem.
  6. Pray for me- Mustard: “Pray For Me” is a moving song with a catchy rhythm and meaningful lyrics. It talks about facing challenges and the need for encouragement and support. Mustard’s music production is excellent, blending beats and melodies effectively. Overall, it’s a powerful track that shows Mustard’s talent as both a singer and a producer, delivering a message of strength and hope.
  7. Woman’s World- Katy Perry: “Woman’s World” is a lively song that celebrates women feeling strong and confident. Perry sings with determination, encouraging women to assert themselves and take control. The lyrics emphasize independence, resilience, and unity among women. The music is upbeat and catchy, making it easy to enjoy and sing along to. Overall, “Woman’s World” is an empowering pop song that promotes strength and self-confidence among women.
  8. Free my Mind- BHADMAYORS, AlorG and NSG: The remix of “Free My Mind” by Bhadmayors, AlorG, and NSG gives a new spin to the original song. It mixes lively beats with energetic singing, making it catchy and fun to listen to. The artists collaborate well, bringing different styles and flow together.
  9. High Fashion- Portable: “High Fashion” by Portable is a catchy song with a great beat and strong vocals.  Overall, it’s a cool and fun track that shows Portable’s skills as an artist, perfect for anyone who likes upbeat music.
  10. Stupid- YG, Lil Yachty and Babyface Ray: “Stupud” by YG, Lil Yachty, and Babyface Ray is a lively song with a catchy beat that shows off their unique styles. The track is energetic and upbeat, featuring confident and playful performances from each artist. The lyrics are bold and talk about success, lifestyle, and enjoying life to the fullest.
  11. Yo Fam- Two Tapp and Portable: “Yo Fam” by Two Tapp and Portable is a lively song with catchy beats and strong singing. It’s energetic and draws you in with its rhythm and confident performance.

Nnanna Chekwas-Anaga

Nnanna Chekwas-Anaga

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