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Artistes of the Week:
Happy new month dear Sonic listeners! In this beautiful month of love, we’ve compiled the loveliest new releases for you this week. Without further ado, let’s dive in!
Nhavie: Gen Z Baddie
Nhavie, a newly rising sensation in the music industry, is back again with a hot new track called ‘Gen Z Baddie’. The young star, is an Afro fusion singer and songwriter born on the 5th of May, 2001 in Lagos State, Nigeria. As an artiste, Nhavie’s sound and style are inspired by a series of Afrobeats icons like Burna Boy and Tuface Idibia, to mention but a few. He found himself in the irresistible space of music, generally around 2017, and ever since then his hunger for the creation of melodies has been undeniable. He has just released another cup of sweetness, called ‘Gen Z Baddie’, armed with a fire melody and unique, Afro-R&B vocals that keeps fans hooked with ease. You do not want to miss this!
Shoday ft Soundz: Blessings (Alubarika)
Ever since his first hit release, ‘Queen and More’, Shoday has dedicated his hours to being an absolute stunner in the music industry. Totally Relentless and driven by a powerful need to create musical bangers, He has released an ice-cool, Amapiano, Afro-pop collab with Soundz called ‘Blessings (Alubarika)’.The two artistes kill the music with well-blended harmonies and a sync like never before. Their voices match each other’s vibe so well and it’s a heavy part of what makes the track such a success. Of course, the lovely music comes next, from beats to vocals, the song is simply an undeniable hit song. The two artists make gratitude so easy to have, thanking God for the blessings and the successful avoidance of Sapa. It’s both a reminder to vibe through the week and give praise to the God who is steadily providing. Check out Blessings (Alubarika) by Shoday ft Soundz
Dj Six7even, Dj Consequence, Paranormal, Df ft Andrea TSC, and Yumbs: Love Szn
It’s a total sound and rhythm haven, as all the superstar cool DJ’s come together on this fire project and we are loving it all. ‘Love Szn’, which features Yumbs on the vocals, is a heaven on earth kind of track. Every element rings voraciously and your ears are blessed by every single note, log drums, and every other magic going on in the background. Like that is not enough, the song still leaves your head racing at Yumbs entertaining vocals, the ‘oooh’s’ in the background. Such an unexplainable feeling, but with a clear purpose to keep you slowly shuffling on your feet and hitting it on repeat, taking in Yumbs promises of sweet sweet love. Out now for your full entertainment, get ready to fall in love with ‘Love szn’.
Priesst: Family
Nothing keeps us going like family and that’s the central message of the Priesst’s new track, ‘Family’. In this song, Priesst narrates his story and his journey, the hardships and yet still keeping the faith. He talks about the most relatable drive and strives of all, doing things for the family. ‘Family’ is that one song that reminds us we have a home, a backing and we are loved by the people we do everything for. Powerful, sweet, and inspiring, prepare to be blown away by Priesst’s new jam.
Brosthrone: How far
Afrobeats rising star Japhet Ogbe popularly known as Bros Throne has been relentless in his pursuit of putting out fire musical content and it has successfully garnered him a good fanbase. As a genre fusion artiste, His debut EP Big God Szn was a nice blend of Afro-trap, Afro-pop, and Afrobeats. It stands as strong proof of his versatility in his body of work, which also features some of the big names in the music industry namely; Zlatan, Odumodublvck, Alpha P & Blaqbonez. Check out his new track ‘How Far’.
Threvuh: Sono
Born Samuel Onyedikachi Anaba on July 18th, Threvuh emerges as a promising Afro-pop luminary and skilled songwriter originating from Abia State, Nigeria. Raised within a deeply musical milieu, Threvuh’s affinity for music began at the tender age of 12, prompted by a pivotal moment when his uncle urged him to channel his energies into a more purposeful pursuit. Embracing this advice, Threvuh found solace and purpose in the realm of music and has remained dedicated to the craft ever since. Check out his new Afro-pop song ‘Sono’
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