Juacali, Wyre spotlight upcoming acts in their latest collaborations as DNA makes a comeback

Just so you can keep up, we would like to share some dope artists churning out good music. They are also up to so much more and need our support. As super fans of African music, here are some new jams you might want to add to your playlist.

Juacali is always willing to work with new acts. His latest project ‘Zigi Zaga’ with Dazlah is an easy listen, perfect for a turn up with friends. Simple well produced audio is by Tee Hits & Kubwa Studios. The track is definitely a different feel for the industry heavyweight.

OK Alright by DNA Mister Dreams

His sultry deep voice makes every jam he is in quite addictive. That with Kenya’s all-time Kapuka genre teasing in between hip-hop and dancehall. This is what you want to jam to on a Friday. DNA delivers some amazing visuals with the iconic KICC in the background but surprisingly has not received much love online. The video that was released online on March 8th, 2019 by the ‘SuperDuperMan’ is definitely a charts contender.

Sadaka by Rota Dee ft. Vicky Kitonga

The laid back Rhumba feel is an instant magnet from the beginning. Rota Dee also a journalist gets together with smooth sounding Vicky to bring to life a beautiful gospel song to express gratitude to God. Trust you’ll love this one.

Kalipso by Beryl Owano

Does this girl ever serve us anything short of sassiness? Kalipso actually takes a Calypso- Dancehall Vibe that’s simply irresistible.  She goes all out on lyric and color only giving this new jam greatness. Way to put a kick in the week.

 

Sangolo by Budukusu ft. Wyre

This was one of the hottest jams that closed down 2018 in style. Though not new, a reminder that it was so hot, it got nominated for the GODiT-Ghana Music Awards. A combination of Africa’s best Dancehall talent. Check it out.

Ivy Mang'eli

Ivy Mang'eli is a content creator and strategist with a special interest in music and education. An MA graduate, she is enthusiastic about the creative renaissance taking over Africa and hopes to use her creative voice to inspire change and hope.