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Black Sherif drops new single, ‘Soja’
Ghanaian singer Black Sherif drops his second single of the year, ‘Soja’, which is produced by Joker Nharnah.
After blazing the trail with his unique sound which reflects his emotions and energy, Black Sherif conveys self-inspired thoughts chronicling; strength, hope, confidence and self-love on his current journey and its uncertainties.
‘Soja’ – the street gospel song; shows a mentally fortified side of him while he expresses his vulnerability and lays off every fear in an infectious cadence.
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Black Sherif reflects on the past, while predicting the future. He shrugs off any societal pressure on ‘Soja’, conveying a message of staying focused while keeping his eye on the prize. Accompanied by additional vocalists, the hook is reminiscent of a harmonious church hymn.
‘Following his global success with his multi-chart topping single ‘Kwaku The Traveller’ off the amazing synergy with his in-house producer, Joker Nharnah, the duo have developed a knack for churning out relatable records resulting in an upsurge in Black Sherif’s cult following across the world. Touted as the new global sensation by industry greats, the 20-year-old Konongo native is on a quest to put his sound and hometown on the world map.
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Kobby Carter and Big Jay of Bando Boyz Unleash “Bad Boy” – A UK Afrobeat Sensation
The music scene is about to get a major shake-up with the latest single “Bad Boy” from the dynamic duo Kobby Carter and Big Jay, members of the renowned Bando Boyz. This new track is a tantalizing teaser off their highly anticipated upcoming EP, showcasing their unique blend of UK afrobeat rhythms and Ghanaian flair.
“Bad Boy” isn’t just a song; it’s an auditory journey. With its smooth, sweet vibes, the track promises to transport listeners straight to a world where the beats are rich and the melodies are lush. Kobby Carter’s signature style meshes seamlessly with Big Jay’s vibrant energy, creating a synergy that’s undeniably infectious.
The collaboration is a testament to the power of partnership. Kobby Carter and Big Jay, both hailing from Bando Boyz, have come together to create something that’s more than just a song – it’s a statement. A statement that they’re here to stay and they’re not playing by the rules.
Produced with a slick, polished finish, “Bad Boy” is set to be the anthem of the season. It’s that track you play when the sun is setting and you’re gearing up for a night out. It’s the song that you turn up when you need to feel like, well, a bad boy.
As fans eagerly await the full EP, “Bad Boy” serves as the perfect appetizer. It’s a glimpse into the future of UK afrobeat, a future that’s bright and bursting with talent. Kobby Carter and Big Jay are leading the charge, and if “Bad Boy” is any indication, we’re all in for an exhilarating ride.
Stream “Bad Boy” now on all major platforms and follow Kobby Carter and Big Jay for the latest updates on their music and the upcoming EP. The Bando Boyz are not just making waves; they’re making a splash – and the world is ready to dive in.
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LEONARDODDJ X IYKE PARKER X KORSHI T AND NEL: PIECE OF ART
Ghana’s new favorite music duo, LeonardoDDJ and Iyke Parker, kick off 2024, where they left off with their first song of the year. After two successive singles, the duo teamed up with vocalist Korshi T and Disk Jockey Nel on the song they call Piece of Art.
There are moments when your eyes fall on someone, and for a brief period you are lost for words because you are caught up in the amazement of the beauty before your eyes. Caught with his eyes on the prize, Korshi T takes his time as he serenades the “work of art” before him. He highlights not only her physical attributes but her entire being as what has caught his attention.
Life is very short, so when you see someone who tickles your fancy, it is only right that you walk up to them and express yourself to them. The song also doubles as an appreciation of one’s self and body.
Produced by Iyke Parker, the song is a mid-tempo blend of Afrobeats and Amapiano and embodies the mood of the song and the message it conveys.
“Piece of Art” is available on all major streaming platforms :https://easternchild.fanlink.
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Apple Music’s Africa Now Radio this Friday with Josiah De Disciple
This Week’s Episode Features a Conversation With Josiah De Disciple, the 5 Hottest Tracks of the Week, Africa Rising and Nandi Madida’s Favourite Track of the Week!
Tune in to Africa Now Radio with Nandi Madida this Friday, April 26th 9a Lagos/London / 10a Johannesburg/Paris / 1a LA / 4a NYC on Apple Music 1 and broadcast on YFM Accra every Sunday at 2pm, YFM Kumasi on Saturdays at 3pm and YFM Takoradi on Saturdays at 6pm.
South African amapiano DJ and producer Josiah De Disciple joins Nandi Madida via FaceTime on Apple Music 1 to talk about his latest single, the Omit ST collab “Show Me (feat. Murumba Pitch & Lioness Ratang).” He also discusses his new album, ‘Satori,’ and how it helped him return to his roots—plus, he reveals the track that resonates with him the most.
The Big 5
Nandi Madida shares the 5 hottest new African tracks of the moment. This week’s selection includes new tracks from Tems, Adekunle Gold, Tyler ICU feat. Leemckrazy, DJ Maphorisa, Ceeka RSA, Tiiger Tyrone Dee, Al Xapo & Jay-Sax, Bella Shmurda, Zlatan & Jeriq, and Crayon.
Africa Rising
South African rapper Nyota Parker is the latest artist featured from Apple Music’s Africa Rising playlist, a campaign which shines a light on the next generation of African superstars, and this week’s show features her singles, “Nobody Knows” and “Yours.” Listen HERE.
Nandi’s Song of the Week
Each week, Nandi Madida chooses her favourite track from one of Apple Music’s African playlists. This week she spotlights Swati amapiano DJ and producer Uncle Waffles and her Royal Musiq collab, “Wadibusa (feat. OHP Sage, Pcee & Djy Biza),” from Apple Music’s Amapiano Lifestyle playlist. Listen HERE.
Tune in and listen to the full episode this Friday, April 26th at 9a Lagos/London / 10a Johannesburg/Paris / 1a LA / 4a NYC on Apple Music 1 at apple.co/_AfricaNow and broadcast on YFM Accra every Sunday at 2pm, YFM Kumasi on Saturdays at 3pm and YFM Takoradi on Saturdays at 6pm.
Josiah De Disciple tells Apple Music how He Named His New Album ‘Satori’
We actually had to sit down and rethink the name, because I was actually trying to go back to naming my albums Spirit of Makoela, and the team was like, “No, now that you’ve managed to come up with this beautiful body of work, it has new elements, it’s refreshed—so let’s also refresh your name… what would you like people to know about you?”
I feel like the people know that I have this talent of making music, but I feel like it’s the minority, so I’m looking for like the whole of South Africa to actually know Josiah is actually the king of his thing—that’s the whole aim behind it.
Josiah De Disciple tells Apple Music How His New Album Helped Him Return to his Roots
During my time of making music, I’ve also been in a place where I’ve been lost in the sound, making something because it’s trendy, etc. I had to sit down and remind myself. People also have been reminding me like, “Bro, what about that Josiah? We want that Josiah!” So when you have a group of people shouting, reminding you, you’re bound to go back to your roots and that’s exactly what I needed to do. I needed to find myself back again and come back with a refreshed mind, and I believe I did that on this album.
Josiah De Disciple tells Apple Music How the Track “Kuzoba Ncono” Resonates with Him
I kind of relate to that song because I was also at a point where I was going through a turmoil and I used to turn to alcohol for answers. It set me back, let me put it like that, and it was also evident in the music because I stopped being consistent with the music, you know? I feel like me as an artist I was just all over the place, but I had time to sit down and find myself.
I stopped drinking, and had to make sure I take care of this talent, because it’s brought me this far, and also there’s people that also depend on me and I can’t let them down, because we’ve also come this far—they’ve supported me to this far. I’m at a better place right now and everything is looking good; the only thing we do is pray for more blessings.
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Alaye Geng and Kilimore Team Up for ‘Mad Vibes’ EP
In an exhilarating burst of creativity set to ignite the Afro-pop/Afro-swing landscape, the musical duo Alaye Geng, in collaboration with Kilimore, has unleashed their debut EP titled “Mad Vibes.” Originating from Navrongo in the Upper East Region of Ghana, Alaye Geng comprises the dynamic talents of Bill Gucci and 2BK Savage. Renowned for their magnetic stage presence and burgeoning acclaim, these artists have united with Kilimore to craft a seven-track opus poised to enrapture audiences far and wide.
“Mad Vibes EP” is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a testament to the harmonious synergy between artists, borne out of over a year of dedicated craftsmanship. With guest appearances from esteemed artists like Ypee, Kweku Flick, and Osjeez, the EP offers a blend of sounds and styles, promising a rich and multifaceted auditory experience.
For Alaye Geng and Kilimore, this collaborative endeavor marks a significant milestone in their musical journey. Positioned as two of the genre’s most promising talents, they aren’t merely fleeting sensations but are carving out their legacy in the industry with their innovative sonic landscapes and evocative storytelling.
“Mad Vibes EP” serves as a testament to the unwavering dedication and raw talent of Alaye Geng and Kilimore, underscoring their commitment to delivering music of the highest caliber. Seamlessly blending traditional Ghanaian rhythms with contemporary beats, the EP encapsulates the essence of Ghanaian music culture while simultaneously pushing the boundaries to create something universally resonant.
Listeners are invited to immerse themselves in the “Mad Vibes EP,” now available on all major streaming platforms. Dive into a sonic journey meticulously curated over a year of passion, creativity, and musical ingenuity.
As the “Mad Vibes EP” begins to resonate across music platforms, it’s evident that Alaye Geng and Kilimore are destined for stardom. Their ability to seamlessly merge traditional influences with modern sensibilities sets this EP apart, positioning it as a groundbreaking addition to the Afro-pop/Afro-swing genre.
Fans of the genre and music enthusiasts alike are encouraged to delve into the “Mad Vibes EP” and experience firsthand the infectious energy, heartfelt passion, and boundless creativity that Alaye Geng and Kilimore have poured into every track.
This is more than just an EP; it’s a musical journey that promises to leave a lasting impression on its listeners.
Listen to ‘Mad Vibes’ EP on all platforms here and Connect With Alaye Geng on Instagram and Spotify
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GHANAIAN FASHION COLLECTIVE FREE THE YOUTH RECRUITS KWESI ARTHUR FOR DEBUT SINGLE “WHO DAT BOY?”
Today, Ghanaian fashion collective FREE THE YOUTH – who have taken the streetwear scene by storm and have been featured in VOGUE, The FADER, and NATIVE – make their first foray into music releasing their debut single, “WHO DAT BOY?”, available to stream now on all digital platforms via LVRN Records/The Orchard – LISTEN HERE.
Produced by Quantum, the Accra-based, 10-person collective have leveraged their influence within the music space – collaborating with some of the hottest talent from the continent. On “WHO DAT BOY”, they enlist Kwesi Arthur for a debut single that perfectly fuses afro sound with drill to deliver what will no doubt be the soundtrack to every ‘fit check’ video on social media.
“We made Who Dat Boy with our boy Kwesi Arthur and it’s just one of those songs that we want the youth to rage to. ”
The release of ‘WHO DAT BOY?’ is not just a foray into music for FREE THE YOUTH but a continuation of their mission to empower and inspire through a unique cultural narrative. The collective expands their “selling stories, selling hope” mission into the music arena with distinctive, off-the-wall style and unabashed confidence. As they continue to challenge conservative norms that stifle creativity in Ghana, FREE THE YOUTH aims to free the youth, one beat at a time.
ABOUT FREE THE YOUTH
FREE THE YOUTH is a community, a movement led by young creatives passionate about empowering all African youth to connect through the arts and street culture.
FREE THE YOUTH is at the forefront of the African creative and streetwear scene. Since launching in 2015, the brand has grown with its cultural influence firmly established throughout Africa, Europe and USA in particular. With cutting edge designs, annual limited edition pieces and international collaborations, the brand has built a strong reputation and loyal community.
Stream FREE THE YOUTH’s new single “WHO DAT BOY?” out now via LVRN Records/The Orchard.
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MrrrDaisy Explores Themes Of Love And Reminiscence In New Single “Echoes Of You”
MrrrDaisy, the visionary Ghanaian-Spanish artist known for his eclectic mix of African music and modern pop, announces his highly anticipated return with the single “Echoes Of You.” Following a year dedicated to artistic exploration and musical refinement, MrrrDaisy re-enters the music scene with a track that masterfully blends dance-pop with elements of synthpop, capturing the complex emotions of love and memory.
“Echoes Of You” is a poignant meditation on the enduring impact of past relationships. The track combines evocative lyrics with a pulsating beat, creating an immersive listening experience that explores the persistent echoes of a former love. From the opening lines—”Woke up to the dawn, but your shadow’s still by my side”—to the haunting refrain of the chorus, the song uses the metaphor of an echo to illustrate how memories linger, filling the present with the resonance of the past.
The production of “Echoes Of You” showcases MrrrDaisy’s growth as an artist and his adeptness at synthesizing different musical influences. The song’s arrangement is layered with rich synth textures that enhance its emotional depth, while the rhythm drives the track forward, compelling listeners to both dance and reflect. MrrrDaisy’s vocal performance is infused with a tone of wistful longing, delivering each line with a sincerity that underscores the song’s theme of unresolved emotional ties.
Through “Echoes Of You,” MrrrDaisy continues to push the boundaries of genre, melding Afrobeat with global music trends to create a sound that is uniquely his own. His collaborations with artists like Kudjoe Daze and engagements with international talents have refined his musical palette, enabling him to produce songs that are not only technically impressive but also rich in narrative depth.
Now available on all major streaming platforms, “Echoes Of You” is accompanied by a promotional campaign that encourages fans to engage with the themes of the song, fostering a connection that transcends the typical listener-artist dynamic. This release not only marks MrrrDaisy’s return but also reinforces his status as a transformative figure in the music industry, whose innovative approach and compelling storytelling continue to captivate a growing global audience.
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