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Billboard: 10 New Must-Hear Songs From African Artistes Includng Asake And Omah Lay

BY Dora Abena Dzaka September 7, 2024 9:10 AM EDT
Photo Credit Instagram @omarlay, @ayrastarr and @bytunde

African artistes have been making waves on the Billboard chart in recent times. Many of these music stars of African descent are becoming more and more widely recognized worldwide, with the new generation of musicians truly breaking through barriers.

The summer breaks are a time of great musical abundance, and even though it is coming to an end, some of the biggest names in African music continue to produce high-profile records suitable for the season.

Artistes like Ayra Starr, Asake, and Rema keep pushing the limits, soliciting the help of a wide range of foreign colleagues to extend their musical horizons, and wholeheartedly accepting their position as trailblazers in the industry

Billboard has therefore selected ten recently released, highly recommended tracks by African stars that can be added to your playlist. 

Asake feat. Wizkid: “MMS” 

“MMS” is produced by P.Priime’s jazzy production made it to No. 7.

JayO: “Suns Out” 

“Suns out, buns out” is produced by WHOSDAT and RZ made it to No. 13

Efosa: “FEEL IT.” 

“FEEL IT” is produced by Efosa Optik Music.

Omah Lay: “Moving.” 

“Moving” is produced by Pontus Persson & LiOHN.

Thisizlondon, Ayra Starr & 6LACK: “PINACOLADA” 

“PINACOLADA” is produced by Thisizlondon & FWDSLXSH made No. 10.

Asake feat. Ludmilla: “Whine”

“Whine” is produced by Sak Pase. 

Asake feat. Stormzy: “Suru”

“Suru” is produced by renowned British-Nigerian producer London made it to No. 16.

Darkoo feat. Rema: “Favourite Girl”

“Favourite Girl” is produced by Enzo Fresh, Ricardo Lloyd Johnson Jr. & Steven “Lenky” Marsden, made it to No.10.

Oxlade & Fally Ipupa: “IFA”

“IFA” is produced by Egar Boi.

Alpha P feat. Olamide & Thisizlondon: “W”

“W” is produced by renowned British-Nigerian producer London.

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