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Best New African Songs Released This Week

Here is New Music Africa; where we enlist the best new African songs released each week.

Best New African Songs released this week
New Music Africa: Cover - Wizkid [Credit: Bounce]

The African music scene goes crazy every week with refreshing new music. Talented acts from across the continent release music that pulses with energy, creativity, and rhythm. From Afrobeats to Highlife, Hip-Hop to R&B, and everything in between.

In this weekly roundup, we bring you the most exciting new releases from Africa’s thriving music landscape. From the emerging stars to genre-bending collaborations and addictive beats that’ll keep you dancing all weekend long. From West Africa to South Africa and beyond, we’ve got the scoop on the best new African songs to add to your playlist.

Here is New Music Africa, where we enlist the 5 best new African songs released each week.

Wizkid- Kese (Dance)

Following the successful release of his collaboration with R&B heavyweight Brent Faiyaz, Wizkid returns with Kese (Dance), the second single off his highly anticipated album MORAYO. Wizkid and P2J’s chemistry shines on this record as the producer crafts an Afropop beat laced with electrifying Tungba drums and intoxicating underlying strings. Wizkid’s simple lyrics and infectious hook complement the production perfectly as he invites you to dance to his ‘gbedu’. 

Tyler ICU – Lucent (Album)

South African hitmaker unleashes his fifth album, LUCENT. Tyler ICU has enjoyed a highly successful 2024 and his brand new album is the perfect curtain closer. Across 15 tracks, Tyler unleashes electrifying Amapiano dance records as he looks to continue his fine run of hits. The album houses monster dance records Intsango, Uthando, and the continental smash hit Mnike.

Abigail Chams – Muhibu

Muhibu is a vibrant record by super-talented Tanzanian songstress Abigail Chams. The record is a heartfelt ode to cherished relationships. Abigail Chams’ emotions are palpable in every lyric as she celebrates the joy and comfort found in loving connections. Muhibu seamlessly blends traditional Tanzanian rhythms with modern Afropop elements, creating an irresistible danceable groove.

King Promise – Keep It Sexy

Ghanaian singer and songwriter, King Promise unlocks a brand new single titled Keep It Sexy. The mid-tempo tune produced by fellow compatriot KillBeatz is an afro-fusion record with a fusion of highlife, afrobeats and dancehall. Following the release of his album True To Self in June 2024 and a collab with Tanzanian Rayvanny titled Angelina, King Promise carefully lays his sultry vocals on a club-banging party song as the festive season approaches.

Tagne – Vendatta

Moroccan rapper, Tagne shares an adorable drill music titled Vendatta. Produced by Thug Dance, Vendatta is the rapper’s first single of the year released after he collaborates with Manal in September 2024 on a track titled Machi Sahel.

Check out the New Music Africa playlist;

As the African music scene continues to evolve, these releases exemplify the talent, innovation, and cultural richness embedded in the continent’s musical landscape. Stay tuned for more exciting sounds from Africa!

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