Akon is back! Five years after the release of his last album Freedom, the Konvict singer makes his long-awaited return with his new single “So Blue” off his upcoming album Stadium.
After he sees a woman being mistreated by her man (Tiny Lester), he comes to her rescue. He follows her through a ransacked building, while she leaves clues along the way. As a fire rips through the bedroom, the charming hero sweeps her up and into safety.
With less than three weeks to go until the release of his debut Excuse My French, French Montana stirs up “Trouble” with his latest song featuring Mikky Ekko (Rihanna’s “Stay”).
The Bad Boy rapper shows off his collection of exotic cars as he sits in a body shop. The clip includes cameos from Diddy, 2 Chainz, Rico Love, and Interscope CEO Jimmy Iovine.
D'Banj shut it down with the Azonto Anthem for the famous African Azonto Dance thats swept across Europe. They even bring out their whiteboy Azonto Dancer
D'Banj - Oliver Twist
Gyptian - Hold You
Rhianna closed out the Weekend with her powerful We Found love,
U can see the fireworks resembling the end the Hackney Weekend.
Rihanna - We Found Love at Radio 1's Hackney Weekend
Africa's #1 Music Group just got signed to Akon's record label Konvict Records and released this Banger.
The Video was shot in MIAMI with The Bawass himself Rick Ross.
I got this track sent to me by Mr OKC Sydney Lartey
South African house music mogul Jack Lehlake aka Bojo Mujo.
Bojo Mujo recieved a platinum award for selling half a million albums, This is the track & Summer Rain are the ones that propelled him to success and why the world calls his parties.
Bojolution's.
This Zimbabwean Born Rapper is Killing the European Charts with
this new Single.
Born by the name of Rudi Schwamborn.
the Big Hommie now lives in Germany where he got his 1st big hit
by jumping onto Cascada’s hit, Evacuate the Dancefloor . evacuate the Dancefloor went on to sell 3 millie single round the world.
So it's official! Kanye West has officially signed his name on the dotted line for Nigerian acts D'banji and Don Jazzy, joining the roster with Kid Cudi, Big Sean, Cyhi Da Prince, Mr. Hudson, Pusha T and most recent act, producer Hit-Boy,both new faces to the G.O.O.D. Music imprint.
The two acts took to Twitter relatively early to express their joy over the "G.O.O.D." occasion. A day before his birthday, June 8th, D’banj Tweeted: “Lord, I thank you for being so GOOD to us. On such a special day, you have decided to humble us more! I'm speechless. Just like yesterday, myself and my brother did 'Tongolo'. 7 years later, Mo’ Hits signs with Good Music. Best birthday gift ever. God, thank you."
Don Jazzy wrote: “Thanks for your love and prayers always. Now we can hear IDJA from the world’s finest stars. Thanks again, it's Naija.” To even prove that he was right, Don Jazzy tweeted a photo of himself standing next to Kanye West and Jay-Z.
D'banji is an award-winning Afro-Beat artist in West African is often credited for his movement in the dance party scene, as well as debut single “Tongolo,” which is off his 2005 debut No Long Thing. The single was produced by Don Jazzy, who is also head of their Nigerian indie label Mo'Hits Records, which the two acts are also signed to. B'banji is also crowned as the vice president of the label. Since No Long Thing, D'Banji has released four albums, most recent LP being Mr. Endowed, which also features Snoop Dogg on the album's title track. ---Shabaz
Lil Kim made Rocked out in Zimbabwe as she took the stage at the inaugural Zarfest in the capital city of Harare.
Kim rocked the crowd with some of her classic hits before paying homage to Notorious B.I.G. and Michael Jackson. The Queen Bee performed "One More Chance" and "Juicy" followed by Billie Jean to close out her set.
Ciara and DJ Scratch also performed at the event, while Timbaland was a no show.
A video message from Timbo was played for the disappointed crowd, explaining that he wouldn't be able to make it due to unforseen difficulties that were out of his control.
The four day music festival now moves on to South Africa for shows in Durban (June 1), Cape Town (June 2) and Johannesburg (June 3).
