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Afrorolls has come through again, this time with the much awaited official video to his banging single “Alasiko”. The video is once again directed by Mazi Ifeanyi who has been involved in a number of top-notch videos this year.

The title of the song “Alasiko lo laye” means a patient man owns the world. According to Afrorolls, he has had to endure some trying times and be very patient for his time to come. Right now, he aims to share his inspiring story to let the world know how being patient has led him to having a happy life. A good woman, good children, good houses and cars will come to you if only you can wait for your time.

Watch the visuals below.

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Nigerian-Canadian singer Presh returns with the remix of his chart-topping single, “Karadan,” a bold and infectious fusion of Amapiano, Afrobeats, and Pop. Rooted in meaning as much as rhythm, Karadan translates in the Eleme language to “they will hear it”—a prophetic declaration that success will speak louder than doubt. It is a message aimed squarely at the skeptics: stay alive, stay watching, and witness the rise.

Presh delivers the record with unshakable confidence, chanting “I’m on fire, I’m on fire, I’m on fire,” a mantra of dominance that captures the feeling of an artist locked into a winning streak. For a song this explosive, only one collaborator could match its intensity. Enters Mr. Real, whose unmistakable street energy injects raw Lagos spirit into the remix, punctuated by deep yoruba proverbs like “Iná ń jó, ogiri ò sá.”. Fire dey burn wall no run”.

Directed by Stanz, the accompanying video is a visual celebration of Lagos in all its color, chaos, and kinetic beauty. Bursting with high-energy street dance, striking imagery, high-end fashion, and high-class models, the video mirrors the song’s unstoppable momentum—loud, proud, and impossible to ignore.

 

 

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T-ME Singsong has released one of the most anticipated and significant singles in his catalog to date. The Agege-born artist, who relocated to the United States several years ago, has since navigated a series of personal and professional challenges. This release marks his first single of the year, following what appears to have been an especially difficult period that prompted widespread curiosity about his whereabouts.

In recent months, T-ME has been involved in legal proceedings related to allegations of domestic violence. He was arrested and detained for several weeks after an altercation with his partner—allegations he firmly denies.

Reflecting on his situation, he shared:
“I have been in a very dark place lately, not able to live as freely as I want or put out the songs I want. Having to go to court every day is not the kind of life I wish to have. People always think the USA is the closest thing to heaven—yes, it can be—but it can quickly turn into hell on earth. I am basically watching my dreams being taken away from me.”

The new single explores themes of identity and self-assertion, encapsulated in the phrase “Oba ni I wo Agbada.” “I am a king. I’ve always been a king, and those who have taken me for granted over the years should watch my renaissance,” he explained. The track carries a deeply spiritual message, complemented by artwork featuring a broken vinyl record—a symbol of his current circumstances.

The song, titled King Fahd, also serves as the title track for his forthcoming album.

Listen on Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/us/album/king-fahd-single/1709801013

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Olawale Kentucky’s Mr. Kokoka is already generating significant buzz in Indianapolis, USA. The thoughtfully curated project features 15 standout tracks, showcasing both versatility and consistency. It is a body of work that rewards a full, attentive listen.

The album includes collaborations with Sugar Beast, Ocho Mafia, Hamzy West, Almon, Afrorolls, and Oluwatimileyin—artists all based in the United States—highlighting the strength and growing influence of Nigerian talent within the diaspora.

Standout tracks such as “Make Way,” “Silhouette,” “Happy Day,” “Show Me,” and “Lara” leave a lasting impression, demonstrating both musical depth and commercial appeal.

Mr. Kokoka stands as a strong example of how far Nigerian music has evolved globally, and it ranks among the most compelling Nigerian albums currently available—particularly within the U.S. scene.

Please listen to “Happy Day” featuring Ocho Mafia and produced by Pelz, one of our many favorite tracks off the album. You can also stream the rest of the album via the Spotify link below.

 

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Fefe Unleashes the video to her trending single titled ” Nice “. The artist from Delta state, Nigeria, has been impressively consistent and at this pace we are comfortable to call her the “QUEEN OF THE SOUTH”

We are expecting more releases from the Platinum dynasty artist in the coming months. Watch “Nice” by fefe Blanco on the labels official youtube page.

 

 

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Eno Michael takes her brand another level up with the release of her new single which she labels “Baptism of the spirit” . The singing on this one is immaculate and even more impressive is the video. Shot by renowned director and colorist CDB, the video features a vibrant combination of colors that evoke a strong emotion in the minds of the viewers.

Even by her very high standards, Eno Michael still manages to supersede her previous standards. This is not easy to do by any means. Watch and listen to the very well put together visuals to her new single below.

 

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T-ME singsong is out with another impressive tune titled “Asotele” . The Nigerian bred Afrobeat singer who lives in the United States of America has been relentless with these releases over the last few months, taking his fans on an exciting musical journey thus far.

Unlike his previous singles which are heavily Afrobeat inspired, Asotele Asotele is inspired by the new Amapiano vibe that originates from the Southern part of Africa. “Asotele” was first leaked by a top DJ from Indianapolis, DJ Drey a few weeks ago so we already had an idea what type of impact this song will make in the USA. The official release date was April 2nd and the song is now available world-wide on all platforms. Listen to “Asotele” below. It has the potential to be his biggest release so far.

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Oluwatimileyin is an extremely talented artist, one that we have spoken about a couple times on this blog. He is a Nigeria who has lived a significant portion of his life in the USA, hence he calls his music Afro-Americo; A sound that is a heavy fusion of Afro-beat and the new Alte wave sweeping across Nigeria.

Oluwatimileyin has just put out his body of work titled My God. My Family. My Universe which according to him is “tells the story of building a successful relationship between a man and a woman by following the teachings based on the spiritual values of God and Jesus Christ”. One of our favorite tracks off this project is “Busayo”. This awesome wedding song reminds me so much of the butterflies in your belle when you find a soulmate. This body of work pulls together prominent artists like Stella Labelle, Timmy Rochy, Mr. Duke, T-ME Singsong, and Olufolarin. They all add enormously to the weight and value of the project. Listen to “Busayo” below and also click the link to buy the entire body of work.

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Ligero Luz, born October 10th, 1991, is a masked songwriter, producer and musician from Nigeria. A new face in the entertainment industry, he is set to combine his inborn Afro groove with other genres from different parts of the world, unifying the world in the area of sound.

First time we heard of him was “Fire” by Doystks and now he is set to release his own body of work. His debut single called “Easy” just dropped today. Its an Afro-beat song taking a few elements from electronic dance music and pop. The song is produced by Favour Aigbodion, a budding 18 year old Nigerian producer.

Ligero Luz is known for putting out covers to many songs including “Loyal” by Partynextdoor featuring Drake, “Gentility” by Wande coal & Melvitto, “Skeletun” by Tekno and “Thong song” by Sisqo where he gave an Afro-beat groove to the legendary verses of that song. Listen to Easy below .

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Newly signed Afro-pop artist Hitboy Kellz drops his new single under his new imprint L-easy Music World-wide. There is a lot to be expected from Hitboy Kellz as he makes moves to position himself and the label on the Afro-beat music map and replay the trust accorded him by his label owner L-Easy.

The artist from southern Nigeria is described as an Afro-beat artist with a bias for Reggae and R&B. This exceptional fusion makes his style quite unique. His latest work , a song titled “confused” produced by ace beat-maker Northboi showcases a blend of R&B and Reggae vibes over a very smooth and melodic instrumental. The song, which was officially put out to the media by L-Easy Music World-wide on Friday 26th, February 2021 is already doing very well on radio stations in Nigeria and on digital platforms.

Listen to Confused below

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Leading artist from Indianapolis, USA, Okunola Adedamola also known as Rilo, puts out another solid single barely one month after dropping the chat topping single “No do”. We definitely feel that “No do” was still enjoying some massive attention at the top and Chargie has come to steal some of that attention away especially with the fact that it was released with a catchy visualizer. Watch catchy Chargie visualizer below.

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Chargie is definitely a song to look out for. Kudos to team Rilo for bringing the heat in 2021.