Africa and its music scene continue to thrive in April with a wave of standout singles and collaborations from some of the continent’s most prominent artists. From Afrobeats to Amapiano and experimental fusions, the latest releases highlight the genre’s growing global influence.
Nigerian superstar Davido adds to his extensive catalog with a catchy remix of “Unavailable,” now featuring Jamaican artist Sean Paul and Trinidadian singer DING DONG. The track blends Afrobeats with Caribbean dancehall elements, broadening its international appeal.
Tiwa Savage, known for her commanding vocals and genre-blending style, released “Lost Time,” marking a return to soulful R&B influences. The track is accompanied by a visually striking video that emphasizes emotional storytelling.
Rema continues to push creative boundaries with “Benin Boys” alongside Shallipopi. The song, infused with upbeat rhythms and local Edo language, pays homage to their roots while targeting a youthful audience that embraces innovation within Afrobeats.
Rising star Lojay dropped “Arizona,” a collaboration with DJ Maphorisa, a renowned figure in South African Amapiano. The track merges Nigerian lyrical stylings with the signature log-drum basslines of Amapiano, offering a cross-regional sound popular among listeners across the continent.
Other notable releases include Lil Kesh’s “Kowope,” which maintains street-hop energy with energetic beats, and Ghanaian artist Moliy’s “Prisoner,” balancing Afro-fusion and pop vibes.
These new tracks reflect the inventive direction of African popular music, as artists blend genres, languages, and styles to expand their reach. With growing global interest and high streaming numbers, the April releases reinforce Africa’s position as a vibrant hub of musical innovation.
Fans and industry insiders can expect these tracks to gain traction across charts and festivals, continuing to drive international attention toward African artists.
