Nigerian music star Teni has once again made headlines this time for borrowing Davido’s luxurious blue Lamborghini Aventador to shoot visuals for her latest single, “Speed” featuring Gunna, released in mid-November.

According to Teni, she wanted a standout prop that matched the high-energy vibe of the record, and Davido’s supercar was the perfect fit. She visited the megastar’s Lagos mansion, where he gave her a quick driving lesson before handing over the keys to the multi-million-naira ride.

Teni was later seen cruising through Lagos with the top down, blasting the track while recording scenes for the video. She also shared selfies and behind-the-scenes clips on social media, excitedly praising Davido’s generosity and reminding fans of past support — including when he arranged a Chris Brown intro for her.

The exchange sparked warm reactions online, with fans celebrating the strong camaraderie and collaboration within Nigeria’s music industry.

Directed by Jyde Ajala

Nigerian global superstar Tems has officially unveiled the visuals for her soulful track “I’m Not Sure,” one of the standout songs from her critically acclaimed Love Is A Kingdom EP.

The music video, directed by renowned filmmaker Jyde Ajala, beautifully brings the record’s emotional depth to life through breathtaking cinematography and soft, immersive tones.

The visuals showcase Tems’ signature blend of vulnerability and serenity, wrapped in a dreamy, atmospheric aesthetic that complements the song’s introspective mood.

Jyde Ajala’s direction delivers a refined, cinematic experience that stands out as one of Tems’ most captivating works to date.

Fans have taken to social media to praise the video’s simplicity, elegance, and emotional power further cementing Tems’ status as one of the most creative and consistent artists shaping the global music landscape.

WATCH VIDEO HERE

The wait is officially over! Nigerian music producer and singer Young Jonn has released his highly-anticipated second studio album, “BLUE DISCO.” The project is already making waves across streaming platforms, and fans are showing major love for the new body of work. 🎉

Following the success of his debut album, Young Jonn returns with a project that promises to showcase his versatility, energy, and signature Afrobeats sound. BLUE DISCO blends infectious grooves, catchy hooks, and dance-ready beats — all designed to keep listeners moving.

While the full tracklist is now live, fans have been particularly excited about Young Jonn’s ability to mix modern Afrobeats, disco-infused rhythms, and high-energy production, making BLUE DISCO a perfect soundtrack for parties, clubs, and chill sessions alike.

Why Fans Are Excited

• Sophomore Album Energy: Shows Young Jonn’s growth since his first project.
• Dancefloor-Ready Tracks: The album is brimming with upbeat, feel-good songs.
• Signature Sound: Seamless fusion of Afrobeats, disco vibes, and contemporary Nigerian music.

Fans are already streaming, sharing, and celebrating the release, proving that Young Jonn’s BLUE DISCO is a must-listen for 2025.

Get ready to hit play and dance — BLUE DISCO is out now! 🎶💙

It’s finally here! Nigerian highlife powerhouse Flavour has officially released his highly anticipated album, “Afroculture,” and music lovers across the continent are already soaking in the richness of this new body of work.

The album, which landed today, delivers 13 tracks rooted in Flavour’s signature blend of highlife rhythms, soulful melodies, and pan-African collaboration. As promised, Afroculture is not just an album it’s a cultural statement, a sonic journey, and a reflection of African identity through music.

A Star-Studded Lineup

Flavour teams up with some of Africa’s finest talents, creating a diverse and vibrant project. The album features appearances from:

• Baaba Maal
• Kizz Daniel
• Pheelz
• Qing Madi
• Waga G
• Others across the continent

Each guest brings their own energy, helping Flavour craft a wide-reaching and deeply rooted African experience.

Built Around the Spirit of Africa

Leading the album is the title track “Afroculture” featuring Senegalese icon Baaba Maal — a powerful blend of traditional instrumentation, ancestral harmonies, and modern production. This track set the tone weeks ago, and the full album now amplifies that energy.

Flavour has said the timing of the release was intentional, noting the emotional climate in the country:

“It’s been a heavy time for the country and we wanted to release this project with the right feeling.”

With Afroculture, he channels that sentiment into music that uplifts, unites, and resonates.

A Complete Musical Experience

Afroculture is vibrant yet soulful, modern yet traditionally rooted — everything fans expect from Flavour and more. From dance-ready tunes to deeply reflective songs, the album captures the essence of African life and sound in its purest form.

Whether you’re here for the vocals, the percussion, the storytelling, or the collaborations, this project has something for everyone.

Out Now on All Platforms

Flavour’s Afroculture is officially available across streaming platforms, inviting fans to dive into 13 tracks of highlife brilliance mixed with Afrobeats, soul, and pan-African influences.

Your playlist just got richer.

Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy has abruptly cancelled two stops on his ongoing U.S. tour, just days after a viral onstage confrontation in Denver. The affected shows November 28 in Minneapolis and December 1 in Chicago were removed from his schedule this week, with automatic refunds issued to ticket holders. No official explanation has been released by Burna Boy or his management.

Denver Incident Sparks Online Debate

The cancellations come shortly after clips from his November 24 performance in Denver surfaced online, showing Burna Boy halting his set to confront a fan he spotted asleep in the audience. The woman, later identified as Chaltu Jateni, was asked to leave the venue before the artiste continued performing.

Jateni addressed the incident on Instagram, revealing that she had been struggling with depression, a disclosure that fueled widespread debate across social media. Critics accused the singer of insensitivity, while supporters argued he was reacting to perceived disengagement during a high-energy show.

Singer Defends His Actions

Following the backlash, Burna Boy defended himself, stating that audience members who appear uninterested diminish the live experience for others. He also questioned why fans attend concerts only to “sleep through them,” reigniting discussion about mental health awareness and performer expectations.

Tour Proceeds With Boston Up Next

Despite the controversy, earlier stops on the tour were sold out, and current schedules show that the tour will continue as planned. The next show is set for December 3 in Boston.

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