Here are five must watched African music videos today.
Fireboy DML, Nomcebo Zikode, and
Sofiya Nzau – Meta
In a powerful cross-continental celebration of African talent, the electrifying new music video for “META” brings together Nigeria’s Afrobeats sensation Fireboy DML, South Africa’s Grammy-winning star Nomcebo Zikode, and Kenya’s rising vocal powerhouse Sofiya Nzau.
This one-of-a-kind collaboration, fusing rich sounds, languages, and cultures, introduces Nigeria and the world to the dynamic rhythm of 3-Step, an innovative genre rooted in African music evolution.
Shot on location in Soweto, South Africa, and directed by acclaimed filmmakers Bongani Tshabalala and Vuyo Mpantsha, the visuals capture the heartbeat of African unity through stunning choreography and compelling performances from each artist.
Tar1q – Bus Stop
The Nigerian music scene has taken notice of TAR1Q’s recent release Bus Stop. This song accompanied with crisp visuals introduces a fresh vibe. The song brings a vibrant mix of smooth vocals and catchy rhythms, making it an appealing addition for fans of Afrobeats.
Davido Feat YG Marley – Awuke
Davido’s latest single, Awuke, features YG Marley and showcases an exciting blend of Afrobeat rhythms and global sounds, produced by Mikababeatz and Marvey Muzique. In the music video, Davido and YG Marley celebrate a love interest, with lyrics filled with admiration and vivid imagery that highlight her beauty and charm. YG Marley’s smooth verse complements Davido’s energetic style, creating a danceable vibe that fans have described as perfect for the weekend.
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Wizkid Featuring Brent Faiyaz – Piece of My Heart
Wizkid and Faiyaz merge their soothing singing talents in a song about loyalty and love. The music video, recorded in the picturesque Chateau de Neuville in France, portrays a wealthy lifestyle and a private jet scene, adding to the luxury and emotional tone of the song.
Shallipopi & Olamide – Order
Shallipopi and Olamide collaborated on the upbeat new song “Order,” which combines Amapiano rhythms with Afrobeats components. The song, which was released in November 2024, showcases Olamide’s polished and impactful verse together with Shallipopi’s distinct style and slang-infused lyrics. The song, which was produced by Progrex, is a cheerful addition to playlists because of its catchy beat and contagious energy, which perfectly encapsulate the essence of Nigeria’s street music scene.
