After successful projects with French Montana, Future and Burna Boy, East London producer JAE5 debuts his single titled ‘Dimension’ which features Rema and Skepta. The track was dropped under Black Butter Records and the futuristic visuals shot in Ghana were directed by Ebeneza Blanche.
ScripMula brings Poptain and Nutty O on an Afrobeat which has a hint of Calypso. This great collaboration creates a track titled ‘Different’ produced by ScripMula, mixed and mastered by Leekay and the video under the direction of Director AM.
Tellaman, Sha Sha and Oxlade team up to create "Overdue" for the Rhythms of Zamunda compilation album which is inspired by “Coming 2 America”. The seamless Afrobeat track is an ideal resemblance of what happens when African sounds unite.
In celebration of the Women’s Month Shingai drops the ‘Too Bold’ remix video which features an all-star female cast signifying their support for one another. The visuals were directed by Sheila Nortley and the producers include Big Joanie, DJ Lara Fraser, Nadia Javed and Harriet Doveton.
Freeman HKD dropped a tribute to fellow dancehall mate, Soul Jah Love. He shares how his passing away is a big loss to the music industry in very soulful track titled ‘Sauro’. The song was produced by Movy D and the lyrical video was created by Kevy Lyrical Hub.
Bounty Lisa released a tribute song to her late ex-husband Soul Jah Love titled, ‘Ngwendeza’ . The track was produced by Oskid under Passion Java Records and the video was shot by Director Sweezy.
The upcoming afro-pop artist Herman joins Sabastian Magacha to send a message of hope to a broken and downtrodden soul through their new song titled, ‘Shaina’. The track was produced by Macdee Chidavaenzi and Andy Cutta shot the visuals.
From beat boxing to bars, Probeatz makes sure that he delivers a great piece of work. From the album 2Twenty5, Probeatz drops an augmented reality video for the pun-filled track ‘Bless U’ which was directed and edited by Charles Mugaviri Jr.
Trying times, but new episode for the pain. Dan & Phil return with that new new 2BT, this week they (unfortunately) have updates on the biggest criminal case of the decade, Lebo M vs Learnmore Jonasi. Then, a textbook case of how not to handle a PR crisis from Chappell Roan vs Jorginho, the tragic ballad of Doja Cat’s father during her debut South African performance, and the hip-hop heads talk about Jay-Z’s GQ interview, and J. Cole’s recent Apple and Talk with Flee interviews. Oh, and stuff about coffee for some reason? Enjoy!