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Quiddy is tapping into all the things that framed his musical mind growing up and it’s both evident in his writing and beat selection. Introducing more of his heritage into his layers while staying true to her meaningful writing. Quiddy style of music consists of a unique blend of different genres, influenced by alternative and […]
Flash Ikumkani releases an extraordinary record titled ”Utshintsho”. The single was first premiered on Channel O on the 5th of September 2022. It is a record he has worked with one of Botswana’s best video directors, Jack Bohloko, which marks it as the 10th music video he has released in 2022. He has been performing […]
After unveiling his captivating new Afrobeats summer single ‘NO FRONTIN’ back in July to rave reviews and acclaim from fans and critics alike, Australian-based Nigerian singer, songwriter and musician D.MATTHEWS is excited to reveal the lush new music video to accompany the infectious summertime single, as he enters into the final third of 2022 to lay the […]
African pop star, Joeboy adds another banger melody to his chart topping hits. He delivers a fresh and electrifying sound with his new single titled Contour. Contour reunites the singer with Tempoe, the producer of one of Joeboy’s hit singles Sip (Alcohol). A bluesy guitar melody drives the meditative track, building tension for what Joeboy, […]
Amapiano hit-making duo, Major League DJz realesed visual to “Go Down” Amapiano hit-making duo, Major League DJz, is back now with a new collab. Teaming up with NSG, they have released the visuals to one of the songs off their Outside EP titled Go Down. The song features contributions from Blaqnick & Masterblaq. Having founded […]
DJ Neptune has released his brand new single, Grinding. World class DJ and award-winning Nigerian producer, DJ Neptune has released his brand new single Grinding featuring the Zimbabwean-born, British music artiste S1mba on this brilliant piece. Following up on his previous collaboration with Mr Eazi, DJ Neptune ushers in this new song as a prelude […]
