Music

New Music Africa Featuring Burna Boy, Nkosazana Daughter, Afroto, Others

This week, we indulge your sonic palettes with our carefully curated selection of the latest and best music releases from Africa. 

The New Music Africa list for this week showcases the rich and diverse musical talents of both established and emerging acts, who hail from various countries across the continent. 

From the experimental sonics of Burna Boy to the soulful melodies of Nkosazana Daughter to the hardcore middle Eastern rhyme schemes of Afroto. Our new collection has something for everyone to enjoy.

Burna Boy –  Sittin On Top Of The World

Nigerian superstar Burna Boy has been one of the ambassadorial figures for Afrobeats in recent years. While he thrives on Afro-fusions, he also embraces full Westernized sounds. His recent work ‘Sittin On Top Of The World’ is vintage American hip-hop/r&b. The record is Burna’s first effort for the year 2023 and it was produced by French record producer Skread.

Nkosazana Daughter, Master Kg, Lowsheen, Murumba Pitch – Amaputha

Tanzanian singer Zuchu steps back into the studio for the remix version of her local smash hit, ‘Nani’. The fast-paced Bongo flava record features gifted Tanzanian artist Innoss B.  The remix was produced by S2kizzy.

Victoria Kimani – How I Do

Nigerian rising singer, Ebubechukwu Tochukwu Charles who is best known as JULY drops a new afro-fusion tune titled ‘Bank On It.’ Produced by Brizy, ‘Bank On It’ is JULY’s second single to his soon-to-be-released project.

Afroto – Askot Khales

Afro-pop artist, Ckay comes through with a soft-emo record titled, ‘Nwayi’. The record was produced by BMH and Ckay himself with licensing and publishing rights to Warner Music Africa.

Prince Kaybee, Azana – Inkumbolo

Talented Tanzanian singer, Barnaba or Barnaba classi recruits Kenyan singer and songwriter Otile Brown on the remix of his smash hit single, ‘Rockabye’. 

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Bomi Anifowose

Bomi Anifowose is a Nigerian creative who tries to navigate the shores of life through art. He obtained his Bachelor's degree studying Music and Creative Arts from the prestigious Babcock University, Ogun state Nigeria. His love for belting tunes and documenting the pop culture In Africa has led him thus far. He hopes to one day be an Inspiring figure In the creative world, as this drives his ethos.

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