Artistes of the Week: July (Part 4)//2026

Artists of the week:

        Hi there! It’s the final week in July, but the heat isn’t over yet, and this week’s catalogue is a good reason why.

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Solana - Dide

        Solana decided that one hot, raving single on our tongues was not enough to relish, and so she’s created double the trouble this month with her new hot single “Dide”. Solana takes the Afrofuturistic vibe to a whole new level with this art. “Dide” is a sweet interplay of different sounds and cultures coming together. From EDM to pop to house music and  Afrobeats, “Dide” is a Pandora’s box but with a promise of great music, donned in Yoruba. For the ravers and hot boys & girls, this is the cross-cultural hit you’ve been waiting for. Check out “Dide” by Solana

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Fameye- Gen Z

         From Spanish guitars to Afrobeats inflections, Fameye, a “Ghanaian Hiplife Hilife Afropop musician,” does a feisty thing with his new single “Gen Z”. Fameye is known for making spiritual, moody & contemporary melodies with his soothing yet passionate tone. After his breakthrough single, NOTHING I GET in 2019, Fameye remains committed to his mission: conquering the world in a unique form with his Ghanaian language, Twi. So check out this growing global icon, Fameye, and his new single “Gen Z”

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Osé - Cease and Desist

     Desist, angelic Afro-soul princess, recently dropped her beautiful new track “Cease and Desist," a piece from her sweet-flowing album Feels like Home, which truly feels like home. Osé is an artiste you can call smooth as butter and a much-needed instant addition to your playlist. Her music glides so easily, pure, perfect, and an absolute beauty to the ears, doing proper justice to the trifecta of Afrobeats, Afro R&B, and Afrosoul music in Nigeria. Her gentle tone matches the gentle rhythm she dances with on “Cease and desist”. There’s a sparkle in her voice that makes you want to drown in it, get completely lost in it, eyes closed in awe and beauty of the music and peace it brings. Check out Osé’s “Cease and Desist,” an absolute gift to music and lovers of the art that will have you itching for more of her sound!

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Venom4us ft Ink Boy - Poverty Is Not for Me (P$NFM)

         “Built by pressure. Driven by purpose. Powered by music” is the vibe, motto and soul of Venom4us and his music, and that’s exactly what makes this artist and his work unique. Joined by Ink Boy on his new release “Poverty Is Not for Me (P$NFM)”, these two artistes talk positive confession, prayer and a desire for blessings. The message here is straight and simple; poverty is not an option. Make sure to check it out! 

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Boy Deno x Lord Marley - Brag!

          Boy Deno and Lord Marley team up for a soft Amapiano madness with their new single “Brag!” Boy Deno (Henry Akesokha) is a 20-year-old Afro-fusion artist from Edo State, Nigeria — a voice built from pain, passion, and purpose. Known for his unique blend of African rhythm and modern emotion, Boy Deno represents the new generation of Afrobeats — raw, fearless, and deeply expressive. Aisosa John, popularly known as Lord Marley, was born and raised in Benin City, Nigeria. Lord Marley is a talented musician specializing in Afrobeats and Amapiano. With a captivating voice and a knack for crafting catchy melodies. Together, these two make the sonic madness of  “Brag”! And it’s one for the books!

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