Ahead of the arrival of Yemi Alade’s third studio album “Black Magic”, the vocal powerhouse enchants with the visual for her soaring romantic ballad “Nakupenda” which features 2017 MTV EMA nominee Nyashinski.
Housed on her extended play “Mama Afrique”; aided by Kenyan music superstar, the Swahili revamped version of the original sees Yemi Alade belts a classic African love anthem that will stand the test of time.
Watch the music video directed by Ovie Etseyatse.
The video for “I Miss You” is finally out. Lady Jaydee finally drops the video she had promised her fans, former latest single. The song has had everyone buzzing on the social media, trying to sing along, has also caught heat in the airwaves as its already on numerous raid charts. hopefully these visuals from Justin Campos will propel the song all the way to the deservedly top spot and maybe even entertain the idea of a remix. A song written by Lady JayDee, Domokaya and One The Incredible, Produced by Man Water at Combination Sounds, and the video was shot on location in Johannesburg, SA.
Philip Chacha is from Migori county better known as King Acidic is a Kisumu based Kenyan artist.
Started doing music back in 2013,being of Kuria origin most of the time he got himself listening to bongo music because of the border affiliates with Tanzania
So far he several released and unreleased projects from ‘Mabeste’ ,’Mlipuko’ and now ‘Nakupenda’
His latest music video ‘Nilitaka’ has been done by Rickey bekko of big dreams
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Coming right on the back of their latest single ‘Brown Skin’ which is currently being supported by The Line of Best Fit, Complex, Hype Machine, Earmilk, Link Up TV, and several international tastemakers, among others, North London Afrofusion duo NewAgeMuzik – Kamo and Prince – are not resting on their laurels and have just unveiled another single ‘Serious’, along with some exciting new visuals to go with it, as premiered on MTV Base.
Linking up once again with producer Dami Bones (Wande Coal, Moelogo, 9ice), and sound engineer Tobi Notch (Bonkaz, Baseman, Mazi Chukz), ‘Serious’ sees NewAgeMuzik take on a more energetic and braggadocios approach, than they showed on ‘Brown Skin’, with ‘Serious’ offering heavy Hip-Hop sensibilities, while still being underpinned by the duo’s Afrocentric flow and lush vocals.
Directed by Tshiz Nelson, who has worked with the likes of J Hus and Maleek Berry, the visuals for ‘Serious’ definitely push forward the energetic and braggadocios tone of the record, and help to bring these elements further to life, from its gritty visual background, to the duo’s on-screen performance prowess, and the video’s ode to the classic high octane movie Mad Max: Fury Road.
Both ‘Brown Skin’ and ‘Serious’ are taken from NewAgeMuzik’s forthcoming sophomore EP CarTunes 2, which is the follow-up to their debut project CarTunes, which birthed fan favourites such as ‘Da Beat’, ‘Trending Topic’ and ‘DMs’, and lead to the over 1 million stream and views the duo have garnered recently, plus support from FACT Magazine, MTV, Beats 1 and OVO Radio, to mention a few.
Speaking about the inspiration for ‘Serious’, NewAgeMuzik say, “Musically, we wanted to bring the energy with ‘Serious’ and stake our claim as a force to be reckoned with in 2017. Most of our previous singles are quite mid-tempo, what the scene might consider as ‘vibes’, but we don’t want to be boxed in by that, so we did something totally different and outside of the box for ‘Serious’”.
The duo add that, “On another level, ‘Serious’ is a reminder that, as the song lyric ‘It’s not that deep […] you already know life ain’t so serious’ goes, we shouldn’t always take things so seriously. Nothing is ever too complicated, and this particular line, as with the rest of the track in all fairness, is a call for us, and hopefully anyone listening to this, to try and have a more positive outlook on life”.
Zambian superstar OC Osilliation finally releases the highly anticipated ‘Paro’ Video. The Zambian star who is set to attend the biggest African Music Awards in Diaspora AFRIMMA promised to give his fans a treat on this video and he stayed true to his words. Directed by Dj Rabaky and Mente, hit the play button and get your dancing shoes on.
Swaleh is a new rap act from Kisumu,Kenya emulating the likes of Sarkodie from Ghana in a vernacular flow of lyrics.
He has just released a new song ‘Pod Apek’ which is a luo word meaning being heavy. The whole idea behind the song is to prove his lyrical prowess.
It is an afro-fusion of hiphop and vernacular rap with beats from possigge from Ghana.
Recored and mastered by Ryez Music.
Video directed by Ricky Beko for Big Dreams.
Sean Tizzle drops the visuals to his new hit single ‘Wasted’.
The certified hit maker has been working underground with innovative sets of talented individuals to create his own unique style.
This video was demonstrated to show Sean and his lady having a good time In the beautiful city of California.
Shot and directed by Allison Heine.
D’Prince is here! He comes through with a spanking new single entitled “Sade”.
The dance-inducing number is served with the official music video which was shot on a beach with a bevy of scantily clad ladies which gives the visuals that proper Island/Caribbean feel.
Off his “Signature EP”, Iyanya comes through with the visuals for “Not Forgotten” featuring label mate and rapper Ladipoe. The song and visuals is dedicated to all fallen heroes.
Enjoy!
“Fire burn the Haters…fire burn dem!”
Put yuh hands up inna di air fi this one, as dancehall King, Shatta Wale and Mr Eazi come through with the smoking hot visuals to their recent collaboration.
This one is titled “Haters“.
Directed by super music video director, Sesan.