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Egwu by Chike ft. Mohbad

Chike’s amapiano-leaning ‘Egwu’ advocates for embracing and immersing oneself in good music, with late rapper Mohbad being a fitting guest voice to discuss the joys of life, having experienced its fleeting nature firsthand.

100 Million by Odumodublvck ft. Tiwa Savage

For hip hop newcomer Odumodublvck, 100 million in any currency is disdain for financial inadequacy. An insult. It is specifically this theme that fuels this Tiwa Savage-assisted drill single.

Different Pattern by Seyi Vibez

On this song taken from his new collection NAHAMciaga, Seyi Vibez deviates from his signature Fuji sound infused with Arabic chants, instead embracing and sampling archetypal highlife. A different pattern.

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Twe Twe by Kizz Daniel and Davido

Kizz Daniel and Davido’s ‘Twe Twe’ proves Afrobeats’ focus on beats over lyrics, with hedonistic themes and danceability driving its success. The song’s directive to loosen up has sparked viral TikTok dance clips, while Kizz Daniel’s fusion of traditional rhythms and the Yoruba language appeals to both younger and older audiences.

Loner by Wizard Chan ft. Joeboy

Every few months, a track about solitude and enjoying one’s company (likely with a bottle of rum) pops up. Unsurprising, since it is a reliable path to Afrobeats success. It worked for Cameroonian singer Libianca, whose ‘People’ undoubtedly shot her to global notice. ‘Loner’, featuring Joeboy is Wizard Chan, an impressive new voice’s, entry.

Romeo Must Die by Ruger ft. Bnxn

Ruger, best known for endless freaky confessions in his music, enlists hook magician Bnxn, once perceived to be his musical nemesis, on one of his first singles since exiting the Jonzing World label. Ferried on sweet instrumentation, ‘Romeo Must Die’ feels triumphant and resilient.

Big Big Things by Young Jonn ft. Kizz Daniel and Seyi Vibez

Chocolate City signee Young Jonn’s new track stresses where his preferences lie. He is no fan of small things. The record blends the usual pop themes of love, money and Lamborghini talk.

The Life I Chose by Adekunle Gold

Adekunle Gold’s new single celebrates his rise in Afrobeats, blending motivation with reflections on changing attitudes, over robust instrumentation that balances danger and euphoria.