Somto Bisina
Last week, we brought you songs from Adekunle Gold, Tiwa Savage, Crayon and more. Today, we have songs that move from Afropop to Amapiano to R&B, with our select artists showcasing their unending talent and passion for creativity. Below is a list of some of the Best New Music This Week.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelVICTONY – “SOWETO (REMIX) FT. DON TOLIVER, REMA & TEMPOE
Almost a year after his ‘Outlaw’ project birthed the hit track “Soweto,” Victony returns with a star-studded remix featuring Nigerian superstar Rema and American artist Don Toliver. Rema and Don Toliver add spice to a song that has been a fan favourite across the world, settling into Tempoe’s flute-sweetened production and reminding us again why “Soweto” is a fire track, and it should have a permanent place in your playlist.
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CHINKO EKUN – “I LIKE GIRLS”
Once heralded as one of the best indigenous rappers around, Chinko Ekun has been rebranding in recent years. An important part of this comes from his flirtation with pop sounds, and “I Like Girls” is a confident move in that direction. Produced by Ozedikus, the spritzy record pulls from the logdrums of amapiano to establish its party-starting allure.
AJEBO HUSTLERS – “YOU GO KNOW”
Nigerian Afrobeat and Highlife duo, Ajebo Hustlers have dropped a new single titled “You Go Know”. “You Go Know” is coming on the back of their “Call My Phone” collaboration with Rexxie. The new single was produced by Marlie Chunes. From Ajebo Hustlers, we expect nothing but a banging club tune, and with this song they didn’t fall short.
NONSO AMADI FT. ZINOLEESKY- FREE
Nonso Amadi, a renowned Nigerian singer, songwriter, and music producer, has just dropped a mesmerizing new track called “Lock Up”.
To add more flavor to the song, he enlisted the musical talents of Zinoleesky, a rising Nigerian singer, songwriter, and Marlian Music signee. Furthermore, this fresh track is part of his upcoming album and serves as a follow-up to his previous release, “Ease Up”.
