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VIDEO : Kate Odulukwe releases a new Afropop banger, 'Caravan' Nigerian-American singer & actress Kate Odulukwe releases a new song and video of “Caravan” which exceptionally fuses Afrobeats with Pop music. Influenced by artists like Ayra Starr, Ckay, and Nonso Amadi, “Caravan” has an irresistible rhythm and sounds like something that could be heard on the radio. At the same time, Kate brings a unique and refreshing vibe to the tune, and captures listeners with catchy lyrics and seductive vocals. The song explores how powerful intimacy can be, and how the feelings that come with that kind of connection can feel otherworldly. An Igbo phrase briefly sung in the song is “Achọrọm gị”, which translates to “I want you.” The song as a whole passionately embodies that phrase. Kate is not a stranger to mesmerizing listeners with her genre-bending combinations of Afrobeats, R&B and Pop music. In fact, she was declared as “an exciting contribution to the ever-growing Afropop

VIDEO : Alefa Amos and Deejay Bino join forces for captivating amapiano tune 'My Tombos' My Tombos is a collaboration between renowned vocalist Alefa Amos and award-winning producer Deejay Bino from Botswana. This dynamic duo has come together to create a captivating song that celebrates the power of passion and the courage to pursue one's dreams. My Tombos tells the inspiring story of a young African girl with an unwavering dream of becoming a professional dancer. Despite initial hesitations from her parents, she convinces them to join her in forming a dance group. Together, they embark on a journey that takes them around the world, entertaining and inspiring millions with their remarkable talents. Featuring Alefa Amos' enchanting vocals and Deejay Bino's superb production, My Tombos promises an unforgettable musical experience with a powerful message about following one's dreams, no matter the odds. According to the duo: " It is the kind of music

VIDEO : 1da Banton shares scintillating visuals for 'Family' Renowned Nigerian singer-songwriter, 1da Banton, resurfaces to regale audiences with his latest offering, the much-awaited music video accompanying his love-centric record, Family . This heartfelt composition finds its origin within the critically acclaimed and lauded six-track EP, aptly titled 1da Shall Never End , where it stands as the resolute third track, epitomizing the very essence of genuine affection entwined with unwavering allegiance. Through an enchanting lyrical narrative, 1da Banton eloquently expounds on the unshakable devotion embodied by his ardent romantic interest, fortifying her steadfast presence during both tranquil and tumultuous moments, wherein " She dey my side, when e no bam o, when e dey red, pepper no rest, she dey my side ." The fervent admiration and unequivocal loyalty he proclaims serve as an affirmation of his unyielding dedication to their profound bond. The visual ma