crosses over to the new year serving his fans a brand new 5 tracks EP titled “Memory Card.” The new EP has a single feature artist from Yxng KA.
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The new album “Chapter X” by Mavins is a 10-track song that features all the artists and producers under the imprint. Mavins Chapter X
The album features Don Jazzy, Rema, Crayon, Ayra Starr, LadiPoe, Bayanni, Boy Spyce, Johnny Drille, DJ Big N and Magixx.
The album’s opening track, Alle, is both a calming declaration of love and a serious expression of gratitude. Delivered by the same eight-member group seen on Won Da Mo
The following track, All I’m Saying, features a powerful bass background, the group’s calming flows, Don Jazzy’s iconic vocals, and a message of adoration. Ogini Na Fio comes next.
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The album, “Where We Come From, Vol. 01”. is a joint album that features songs from Olamide, Kizz Daniel, Wande Coal, Fireboy DML, BNXN fka Buju, Black Sheriff, Navy Kenzo and others.
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On his 2022 release JAMZ, highly decorated Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie lets loose with a breezy selection of sounds spanning R&B, Afrobeats, amapiano and tropical pop. “It’s influenced by the new wave of Afrobeats and the sounds coming out of Africa,” Sarkodie tells Apple Music. “When the album started being recorded, I realised these are back-to-back, commercially good, playlist-type records—so this project combines all sorts of jams in one.” Celebrating the good things in life through his trademark flows, the Tema-native taps Black Sherif, Lojay, King Promise, Kranium, Cina Soul, Oxlade, BNXN, Inkboy and Joeboy to layer these tracks with balmy hooks and infectious melodies. “I’m in a space where I’m enjoying life, family and spending time with people I cherish so the tone of the music reflects that,” he shares. “It’s like listening to the radio—it has to make you happy.” Below, he talks us through the album, track by track.
“Labadi” (feat. King Promise)
“My star sign is cancer, so I love being close to the ocean and I’m at peace when I hear the waves. I’m literally enjoying life so I go to places with my family and we get a boat and play music. That’s what influenced ‘Labadi’. It’s one of the greatest spots here in Ghana—it’s actually where I had my wedding and I love the place. This one’s special because Coublon sent me the beat and I just started writing. I had the first verse, and hit him back to ask what he was feeling when he was playing it. He said, ‘Boat ride, all white, having fun’, and that’s exactly what I’d written.”
“She Bad” (feat. Oxlade)
“I like melodies that make you feel something, so with ‘She Bad’ I gave GuiltyBeatz the melody I wanted. I love something that has some soul in it, so we had a melody that was very calm, R&B-ish, and then we started putting in the drums to have that amapiano vibe. Ox was the first option that came in my head and he created the mood for this, especially with the lyrics. I followed his chorus to write my verses.”
“Confam”
“How I appreciated amapiano the most was when I went to my favourite spots in Ghana called Skybar. I think that drum brings the rap element out of me—I could rap on that forever! The lyrics to this are for the typical Sarkodie fan from way back, especially Ghanaians who understand the stuff I say. I was very witty and saying some funny stuff. I was just taking myself back to the old Sark.”
“One Million Cedis” (feat. Ink Boy)
“We were in Nigeria and Masterkraft played this. I always follow the production ‘cause it brings out what I have to say or how I have to feel. This beat’s tones are very dark and it makes you feel bossy. Ink was creating melodies and when I heard them I was like, ‘This is what I want!’. I got him on board, we had fun and he killed that hook.”
“Cougar” (feat. Lojay)
“It’s not necessarily older women, but I’ve always been drawn to strong women who are very mature and independent. I’m a deep thinker. I love having conversations where we’re on the same level—not just in relationships even normal conversations or in business, when we speak we get each other. My wife is like that; I call her the living Google… she has an idea about almost everything. Even if it’s not in depth, she’s super smart and knows about it. That’s a turn-on for me and that’s how ‘Cougar’ came about.”
“Forever” (feat. Kranium)
“There are certain places I wanna be when I play this record ‘cause I just keep seeing them vividly when I listen to the project. The mood of this gave me a ‘let’s get away’ type of vibe. You’re with your girl going to a nice beautiful place or resort in Paris or Miami.”
“Over Me” (feat. Cina Soul)
“You can always get me to give you some mood music, aside from the dynamic quicks and cadences. MOG knows this, and the way I want to rap, so he sent this record. I was just having fun with the beat, so when I say something it doesn’t land on anything, it just plays a little bit. I think Cina is one of the greatest singers out of Ghana at this point and we had a great vibe.”
“Hips Don’t Lie” (feat. Joeboy)
“‘Very pretty lady of course/Self-confidence, I guess I got me a boss.’ How I like my women just subconsciously comes out. I like confidence and I’m drawn to it… I don’t know how someone wouldn’t find it attractive.”
“Country Side” (feat. Black Sherif)
“Black Sherif is in a space where he’s been through a lot and now he’s finally made it. That shock of moving from nothing to this is still with him. He came with that energy and it threw me back to that time as well. I like that he made me revisit that phase between being underground and coming up for the first time, ‘cause it’s something you can’t get over—when life is good you actually get scared! Even today sometimes, I have to pinch myself because it all feels too good to be true.”
“Better Days” (feat. BNXN fka Buju)
“This is to make sure the fan base is well represented. The core Sarkodie fans always like it when I speak about life and give them hope. They also always want me to rap so I put myself in that zone remembering what I used to think about and how things are going now.”
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Ten years on from Wizkid’s debut single, 2020 witnessed the Nigerian’s coronation as an undisputed Afrobeats icon. Global names including Justin Bieber and Damian Marley as well as emerging ones (see: Tems and producer P2J) helped Wizkid’s fourth album Made in Lagos strike a sonic balance to electrify bases at home and overseas, and unlocked fresh dimensions to his signature Afro-fusion. “That was where I’m from. And now you know it’s time for me to show the world what else we actually need at this moment,” Wizkid tells Apple Music. “And that’s a whole lot of love. I’m reminding myself, reminding the world, and reminding everybody.”
On More Love, Less Ego, the task is made smoother with P2J again by his side. Their percussive, midtempo palette makes for a rich, winning combo, and the duo lean into it here—with Wizkid’s pillowy vocals and the bright, unifying themes of passion and celebration the ideal complements. But, as the title suggests, a more emotionally exposed artist emerges across the album’s 13 tracks. “All the time, I want to show up as my highest self,” he says. “I’m really trying to show how God has blessed me with this talent and what I can do with it. And I’m here on earth to take this to the highest of my abilities.”
As Wizkid’s Grammy-nominated “Essence” galvanised the thrilling rise of Tems, on “2 Sugar”—a sultry, toe-tapping duet—Ayra Starr is the beneficiary of the Starboy’s magic touch. And it’s far from the only inspired collaboration. Wizkid’s cultural crosswinds take in talent including Jamaica’s breakout stars Shenseea and Skillibeng (“Slip N Slide”) and British Nigerians Skepta and Naira Marley (“Wow”) in a confident show of the diaspora’s effortless genre-fusing. Amapiano, meanwhile, is also explored on album highlight “Plenty Loving”—indicating another rich area for Wizkid to mine in the future.
“I’ve been in the clubs for the past couple months—travelling, doing shows, touring,” he says. “Of course, I’ve been partying to amapiano. I’ve been making that [sound] for years, with [DJ] Maphorisa back in South Africa. So I’ve made what I really love and just put it out there. I can do amapiano, I can do music from Mali, I can do sounds from anywhere, I’m African.”
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Johnny Drille, Don Jazzy, Godwyn & Teemode puts in some work into the project titled “Home” featuring Adekunle Gold, Phyno, and Caveman.
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Brimming with a spirit that is audacious and defiant yet vulnerable, “19 & Dangerous Deluxe” is an apt title for this new chapter in Ayra’s blossoming career. Comprised of 16 unapologetic tracks all written or co-written by Ayra herself, the album is a coming-of-age record seamlessly weaving Afro-pop, R&B, dancehall, trap and alté styles. Perfectly tailor-made to soundtrack your summer.
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Young John got other fellow beat makers on their hills with his new EP has all of the track has been making waves and been a must play for every song lover.
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Check out Vybz Kartel new Project titled True Religion
its consist a blend of R&B, Caribbean music and a modern Dancehall feel
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Check out Ckay’s new project compilation featuring Ayra Starr, Davido, focalistic, Mayra Andrade and Ronisia.
The projects consists of 12 tracks.
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