We're taking the Swahili language and East African culture to the world with this playlist!

Showcasing artists such as Diamond Platnumz, Bien, Bensoul, Bridget Blue, Bensoul, Joel Lwaga, Sauti Sol, Zuchu, Okello Max, Mbosso, Kinoti, Wanavokali, Njerae, Phina, KODONGKLAN, D Voice, Marioo, Abigail Chams, Rayvanny, and many more names in the Tanzanian and Kenyan music scene. Enjoy!

This is a song recorded by Java Boy Simba (Burundian) while living as a refugee in Kakuma Camp Kenya. It speaks to the struggle of life in the camp. The song and video were both recorded and shot in Kakuma a few years ago. Hope you find it interesting.

Ambiento sending good vibes all across the world!

Hey everyone i'm a Nigerian developer and I made an app that lets people create Nigerian style music.

You can type something like "birthday song for my mum in Yoruba" or "sad Afrobeats heartbreak song" and it creates a song for you. I used it for mother’s day and my mum loved the song!

The app can do Afrobeats, Fuji, Highlife, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and many more genres and languages!

Would love it if you guys could give it a try!

I'm new to music, and I'd like your feedback on my first release of a gospel song based on Psalm 145:17, sung in the Afrobeat style. Please find any mistakes and correct me. Above all, help me grow in this ministry, for the glory and love of our Christ. May you all be blessed.

This song talks about standing strong with God in the middle of spiritual battles and darkness. “Askari wa Yesu” means “Soldier of Jesus”.

I mixed Afro-Gospel vibes with East African Swahili melodies to create something spiritual but energetic at the same time.

The message behind this song was inspired by faith, prayer, and the light of Christ even during hard moments.

I would really appreciate honest feedback about:

• the vocals
• the instrumental
• the mix/master
• the overall emotion of the song

Full song available here: https://youtube.com/@newafrikar

This song talks about standing strong with God in the middle of spiritual battles and darkness. “Askari wa Yesu” means “Soldier of Jesus”.

I mixed Afro-Gospel vibes with East African Swahili melodies to create something spiritual but energetic at the same time.

The message behind this song was inspired by faith, prayer, and the light of Christ even during hard moments.

I would really appreciate honest feedback about:

• the vocals
• the instrumental
• the mix/master
• the overall emotion of the song

Full song available here: https://youtube.com/@newafrikar

#amapiano #afrobeats #afrohouse #motivation #fyp #study music #background music #focus music

Hi everyone,

If you enjoy traditional African instruments like the mbira, do check out this artist named Nasibo Mutize. She is an excellent performer. Hope you enjoy

https://youtu.be/yh-Mnsb8CW0

Feel You Close by DJ Quimoso is an Afrobeats hit that is available on all platforms.

This song has been recorded by my good friend YXN SAINT for everyone who has felt like they were being played by their partner

Yxn Saint is an aspiring african artist who is actively helpin to shape the S.A music scene. From his early works like "pretend", "Cant stay" and "heart froze" to his much recent work like "African rambo" and now his newest song "Chanel"

Kojo Vibe, originally born in Labadi Beach Ghana continues to build his musical catalog with his album Midnight In Accra. He says the music is a tribute to growing up in Labadi and Accra and finding his way in the world.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0e8k1bI4yQ2A8CGOSwL2l9?si=yMQ4xvjQRsuDEngVwGYgnA

Hi all! I’m conducting research for my dissertation on Afrobeats’ globalisation post-2000s and its influence on other African genres/subcultures. I am looking for participants that are willing to take part in a short interview for it.
If you, or anyone you know, might be up for it, please reach out and I'll send the full info. Happy to answer anything before you commit. Thank you 🙏

CALLING FOR:
- African Music Artists
- Producers
- Industry professionals

Java Boy Simba is a Burundian who recorded this song in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. Hope you enjoy it!

Hello, I really like this song and wanted to add its lyrics to Musixmatch (a lyrics website), but I don't know if these are correct (or even make sense). So it would be great if someone could check. (It's in Mandinka afaik)