Artistes of the Week: March (Part 5)// 2026

Artistes of the Week:

Hi there! Welcome to the last week of March. It’s been a lovely month so far! So let’s knock it out of the park with some beautiful new music!

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Jumabee ft. 2Baba – Ifesinachi

Jumabee, a songwriter, actor, recording and performing artist from Nigeria, teams up with 2Baba for his new single “Ifesinachi”, a song of gratitude and grace. Jumabee begins the verse in remembrance of all the hardships he’s experienced in life yet remains standing through it all. Flowing through the catchy and energetic rhythm, 2baba takes the next verse right after the chorus, giving a glimpse of his own journey, the confusion along the way, and his father, who set the path straight for him with his wise advice.

When all’s been said and done, these two artistes say and mean 'Ifesinachi', an Igbo phrase which translates to 'With God, everything is possible'. Giving gratitude where it’s due, they conclude that Na God dey run am. So as you listen to "Ifesinachi", think about what you’re grateful for today and all the people you are grateful for, and give thanks where it’s due. Give thanks to your source. 

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Clon – Risk

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Clon is a new African artiste in the music space, steadily building his name and working through the game. Recently, he dropped his new single “Risk”, which hits you clean like a smooth shot. Holding a certain coolness like the evening breeze, the song begins with a lovely keyboard and a soft drum intro and closes with a sweet solo of a trumpet. “Risk” is a mood and a feeling wrapped up in music, able to ease your mind but also bring that spark. 

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Aema- Gold digger

Step into the week with this beautiful Amapiano/Afrohouse/EDM fusion! Aema brings the rave straight to you with “Gold Digger". It’s insane beats, clean vocals and the right to party hard. This is the kind of song that’ll carry you straight through the weekend, playing silently at the back of your head as you wait patiently for the hot days to come. Her voice pierces through, alternative and fun, catching the energy of the rhythm and meeting it more than halfway. AEMA, pronounced Eyy-Mar, is a singer, songwriter and a visionary, often blending Igbo with English and fluent sarcasm. This star is gifted with the ability to hop between genres like it’s a holiday, bringing as many beautiful Afro-fusions to life as she can. So waste no time and check out this hot new jam, “Gold Digger".

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Suxcity, lareez, Ramadel-Sabi 

Suxcity hops on the block with Lareez and Ramadel, brandishing a new and nostalgic-feeling single, ‘Sabi’. ‘Sabi’ is a sweet track that takes you straight into reminiscence, hitting listeners with that rhythm of the mid-2000s, the kind that rocked Nigeria’s world clean. Lareez open up the track with their unmistakable flavour, dropping down a fire hook and chorus with a swagger you just can’t fake.

Then Ramadel turns up the heat with his own spice, adding in a modern Fuji twist, a total ear pleasure! Sabi is for and about the people who 'no like trouble’ and if this is where you belong, make sure you cop a listen; you’d have this one on repeat!

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Melvitto, Kunle- Get 2 know

You know the vibe is right when it’s Melvitto! So ending the day with sexy music, here’s “Get 2 know”, a match of Melvitto and Kunle who team up to make this lovely Afro R&B track that would have you whining slow and dirty and feeling too good! “Get 2 Know” is just too clear, and for this one, the music will certainly speak for itself! But we’ll leave you with a simple warning: good luck escaping this dreamscape of beautiful, crazy good music; you just might live here!