AFROBEATS
Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter Ice Prince makes a compelling return with Testimony of Grace , a project that underscores his growth, resilience, and lasting impact in African hip-hop. Known for his smooth delivery and bar-heavy style, he reaffirms his place in the game while embracing evolution. Featuring artists like Niniola, Skiibii, Ria Sean, Sinzu, and Medikal, the album blends Afrobeats, rap, and contemporary sounds. Reflective yet forward-looking, it mirrors his personal journey, faith, and gratitude.
Nigerian singer-songwriter KFMD releases “Pepper Me,” a vibrant 2026 single showcasing his distinctive sound and rising momentum. The track features standout contributions from Qing Madi and Zinoleesky, whose styles add energy and flair. Produced by IBKSLEEK, the song blends infectious beats with catchy lyrics, highlighting KFMD’s musical versatility and growing presence.
World-renowned Afrobeats producer and artist SPINALL keeps his momentum blazing with his new single “SHABA,” featuring Mavo and Deto Black, a sultry, jazz-infused Afrobeats track built for summer dance floors. Known for his genre-fluid sound, SPINALL blends rich instrumentation with smooth, seductive vocals to create a signature vibe. The release arrives alongside a visualizer, adding to the song’s steamy atmosphere. Following his major global rise, including a standout moment at Coachella 2024, SPINALL continues his hot streak as he gears up for his upcoming Motion Tour 2026 across North America.
Seventeen-year-old Haitian–New Zealand artist Imani-J returns with “Talk Is Cheap,” a vibrant Afrofusion single blending afrobeat rhythms and melodic vocals while emphasizing action over words. The track features a charismatic verse from Bam Marley (son of Ziggy, grandson to Bob) and emerged from a spontaneous LA studio session. With its infectious groove, the song strengthens her rising presence in Afrofusion and R&B.
African superstars Angélique Kidjo and AYRA Starr shine on their new collaboration, “Aye Kan,” a vibrant track that underscores Africa’s growing influence on the global music scene. Serving as the lead single from Kidjo’s upcoming 19th album, HOPE (out April 24), the song seamlessly bridges two generations of African artistry. Rooted in their shared heritage from the Benin Republic and Yoruba culture, “Aye Kan” blends tradition with contemporary flair. The accompanying video, directed by Emmanuel Agbeble, captures the artists’ unity and genuine friendship, as they come together to deliver the groovy, uplifting track.