Domae Magic, rising star of the Afrobeats scene, is making waves with his official debut single, ‘Philo.’ This mild-tempo masterpiece, produced by the legendary Northboi–known for hits like ‘Soco,’ ‘Joro,’ and ‘Gucci Snake’–is set to lead the release of Domae's highly anticipated 7-track EP titled “Antiso,” debuting this coming October.

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‘Philo’ showcases Domae Magic’s unique sound and storytelling prowess. The track is an engaging blend of modern and traditional Afrobeats, with a production that features delicate string and percussion placements reminiscent of highlife music, seamlessly blended with a contemporary song structure.

Domae Magic, whose real name is Dominic Ohene Ansah, is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and pharmacist by profession. 


He exemplifies the saying “you can walk and chew gum,” excelling in both his academic and musical pursuits. As a top student, he was featured as a bright kid, representing his high school in the prestigious National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), Ghana’s most popular educational program that promotes excellence in science and mathematics among senior high school students.


Domae Magic’s vocals are clean and captivating, delivered with a relaxed and confident vibe. His effortless delivery, even on higher notes, adds to the track’s charm.


‘Philo’ is more than just a song; it’s an experience that marks the beginning of a promising musical journey for Domae Magic. With Northboi’s expert production and Domae’s lyrical storytelling, ‘Philo’ is set to become a standout track in the Afrobeats genre.


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Get ready for the release of “Antiso” this October.


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The Irish-Ghanaian rapper shares beautifully narrated chapters from his life in his new song and video, ‘No Option.’ 

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Embracing soft piano keys, Juma Vybz unfurls a string of personal events that shaped his past year for the better on ‘No Option.’ With the grace of a poet, he again asserts himself as a top MC, stimulating audiences as he offloads his heart. His fiery rhymes ooze a striking quality better resolved by the track’s insightful outro. 

 


As always, Juma Vybz has an intriguing story, and his latest delivers a powerful one. “The inspiration for ‘No Option’ is from the heart. It is my untold story. I have been through a lot in the space of a year, and this was my opportunity to air these experiences. It hasn’t been easy, but I had no option but to rise from the ashes again. Hence, the title.” He adds, “The main theme of this song covers a personal choice to not fit into the boundaries society has set for me while being okay with that. Rather than tear myself down, I want to use it to strengthen myself. The deeper message is to leave yourself no option; just keep pushing towards the light and you will rise above your situation.”

 


Director Skeet 89’s visual representation of this intense experience mirrors the rapper’s emotions with its sepia-tinged hue. Juma Vybz ignites each scene with his explosive flows as he recounts pieces of his ordeal. It’s a stunning journey, unfolding across graffiti-covered blocks, restaurants, and parks that showcase Juma’s swag. ‘No Option’ is poised to be a soft reintroduction to Juma Vybz’s exciting style, highlighting a new era for the versatile MC. Under his reborn image, the rapper plans to drop a fresh batch of Afrobeats. While fans eagerly await his next move, Juma Vybz continues to work with his mentor, Ghanaian producing titan Zodivc, as he finalizes his forthcoming EP.



With over 150 songs to his name, Juma Vybz has established himself as a prolific MC. He has become a cross-cultural powerhouse, electrifying fans across Ireland, England, and Ghana. He has also made his stage presence known on big platforms, including renowned venues like Kings Hall Belfast, Empire Belfast, Voodoo Belfast, Birmingham NEC Arena, and Carbon Nightclub.

 

Juma Vbyz has been a joy to watch since the release of his debut album, “Made in My Bedroom” (2016). Many years later, he continues to prove why he is worthy of the hype. His striking blend of Hip-Hop and Afrobeats continues to transcend cultural and geographic boundaries. Through singles like ‘Still Ask Why,’ ‘Peace & Chaos,’ and more, he has developed a distinctive musical style that reflects his diverse heritage and interesting global outlook.


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Ghanaian London-based crooner Young Rob unleashes the visuals for his recent Hip-Hop hit with rising rapper CocoDrops, ‘Show Me.’ And director Joachim Lucious ensures it’s a visual feast. 

Things unfold in a moody bar that erupts into a vibrant scene, conveying the essence of a magical night out. Viewers are treated to a brief stand-up comedy skit before things go nuclear. Young Rob quickly asserts himself as the man of the hour. His charm and honeyed lyrics take center stage, earning him a dance with the hottest girl in the room. 



CocoDrops’ debut appearance, on the other hand, is as stunning as the rest of the Ghost Pictures Production. Her dramatic reveal and dynamic performance mirror the hype her verse ignited some months ago. Fans will be thrilled to see Young Rob and the Emerald Queen in their element, lighting up the scene with their charisma and party antics. ‘Show Me’ has been making waves since July, and the new video is poised to give it new life. The single was well-received, highlighting Young Rob’s knack for creating seasonal anthems while introducing fans to 

Belgian-Zambian rapper CocoDrops. 


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Don’t miss out on this explosive experience as the summer draws its final breath. Head to YouTube and get lost in the moment.


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Adedamola Adefolahan, better known as Fireboy DML, surprises everyone with the release of his fourth studio album, titled Adedamola. This 14-track album seamlessly blends rhythm, timing, and harmony, giving Fireboy the perfect platform to explore his romantic side and portray the bittersweet nature of love. Adding to the excitement, he features prominent artists like the legendary Lagbaja, Seun Kuti, Lojay, DJ Spinall, and the acclaimed American songwriter Jon Batiste. Notably, Fireboy is the third artist to drop an album under the YBNL record label, owned by Olamide, showcasing the exceptional talent nurtured within the label.



Iseoluwa – Adedamola Adefolahan pka Fireboy Dml launched his new album by expressing gratitude to the Lord Almighty. The title “Iseoluwa,” which translates to "The Act of God," reflects FireboyDML's thankfulness for his journey this far, emphasizing that he has put God first.

 

Call Me – The second track on the album Adedamola, titled "Call Me," showcases Fireboyin his romantic phase rather than his usual bad boy persona. Through his incredible lyrics, Fireboy captures the beauty of love and makes it even more enchanting.



Ecstasy ft. Seun Kuti – The third track on the album, "Ecstasy," reflects a profound sense of joy and pleasure. With the talented Seun Kuti adding his exceptional saxophone skills, the song gains a captivating depth. Kuti’s contribution makes it one of my top choices on the album. It’s also perfect for unwinding, making it an excellent companion for a soothing evening drive or a relaxing vibe.

 

Hell and Back – The fourth track on the album begins with a striking saxophone melody and energetic drums. While we initially saw Fireboyin his romantic phase, this song shifts the focus to a narrative of heartbreak, suggesting a possible change in his perspective. It’s unclear whether he's still in his lover boy era or not. We'll have to wait and see what the fifth track might reveal about his current state.

 

Letting Go ft. Lojay – Lojay starts the song "Letting Go" with his impressive vocals and lyrics. Fireboy matches this with his own captivating and melodious verses. The track further delves into Fireboy's current emotional state, revealing that he’s still processing past heartache, as he did in the fourth track.



Back and Forth ft. Lagbaja - It seems there's a special synergy between Fireboy and the saxophone. On the sixth track, he collaborates with the legendary Lagbaja, known for his exceptional saxophone skills and melodious voice. Lagbaja’s contribution elevates the song, and it’s clear that Fireboy has long admired him. Featuring Lagbaja is a remarkable and nostalgic choice, showcasing a deep respect for musical greatness.



Ready ft. Jon Batiste - Fireboy has a knack for selecting the perfect collaborators to enhance his music. On this track, he joins forces with Jon Batiste, the renowned American songwriter and singer, to create a melodious song that beautifully captures the essence of love.



Wande’s bop ft. Dj Spinall – DJ Spinall, "The Cap," is a celebrated Nigerian DJ and producer renowned for his collaborations with exceptional talents, including Fireboy DML. Together, they created magic on the 8th track, which is perfect for keeping the energy high.

 

Change your life- The ninth track, "Change Your Life," features a captivating sound that highlights Fireboy DML in his loverboy era, leaving no room for doubt. The song is enriched with a beautiful trumpet melody played by Julius Olabiyi, and Semzi's production elevates the entire experience.

 

Obaa Sima –Mu oti, Fagbo, dance away your sorrows Fireboy DML's "Obaa Sima" seamlessly blends Afrobeat rhythms with his melodic style, creating an infectious and resonant track. His smooth vocals explore themes of love and desire, complemented by sleek production that balances modern and traditional influences. "Obaa Sima" highlights Fireboy's artistic growth, offering a catchy yet emotionally engaging sound.



Need me - On the eleventh track, titled "Need Me," Fireboy DML showcases his versatility. It’s a clever nod to his debut album, "Laughter, Tears and Goosebumps," where the first track was "Need You." The playful switch from "Need You" to "Need Me" highlights Fireboy's subtle sense of humor. The transition between "Obaa Sima" and "Need Me" is seamless, further demonstrating Fireboy's genius in crafting a cohesive and dynamic listening experience.

 

Yawa- "Yawa" stands out as one of the top tracks on the "Adedamola" album, even though it was initially released as a single. It infuses themalbum with vibrant energy, and we're fortunate that Fireboy decided to include it. The song is made even more captivating by the incredible additional vocals from Baddo and Asake, making it an exceptional tune.


Everyday - On the track "Everyday," FireboyDML displays his outstanding songwriting, weaving poetic and beautifully crafted lyrics into the music. The song is further enriched by the prominent use of saxophone, a recurring element throughout the album, which adds depth and warmth to the sound. "Everyday" is a perfect example of Fireboy's talent for combining lyrical expression with captivating instrumentals, making it a standout track on the album.

 


Jon’s Interlude- On the final track of the album, Fireboy brings back Jon Batiste, an exceptional American singer and songwriter, for a piece titled "Jon’s Interlude." In this track, Fireboy not only showcases his remarkable songwriting talent but also demonstrates his deep understanding of music. The track features no vocals, just the beautiful sound of a piano, providing a perfect, serene conclusion to an outstanding album. What an Outro!

 

To conclude the review of Fireboy DML's album Adedamola, it's fitting to acknowledge the profound journey the artist takes us on, from introspection to celebration. The album resonates with authenticity, passion, and a deep sense of purpose, which is beautifully encapsulated in the first track, "Iseoluwa." As Fireboy DML reminds us, it is essential to give glory back to God, recognizing that our talents and successes are not just personal achievements but blessings that reflect a higher purpose. This album stands as a testament to growth, gratitude, and the power of music to uplift and inspire. Remember to stay Solid!

 

Yours Truly,

Ayo Fabiyi

The much-anticipated single ‘Ghana Yoo’ has officially been released, showcasing the unique collaboration between some of the finest talents from Ghana and South Africa. This vibrant track brings together the seasoned artistry of Ghanaian musicians Trigmatic and the legendary Ebo Taylor, alongside South African talents S’Villa and Epic Minds, creating a musical fusion that transcends borders. Listen here: https://ditto.fm/ghana-yoo

‘Ghana Yoo’ celebrates the rich intercultural music relationship between Ghana and South Africa, blending the iconic Ghanaian Highlife sound with South African vocal melodies. The track is elevated by a smooth Afro House to Amapiano beat, creating an infectious rhythm that is both nostalgic and contemporary. 

The single masterfully samples ‘Atwer Abroba,’ a track from the legendary Ebo Taylor's 1978 album “Twer Nyame,”originally released on Philips-West African Records. This homage to Ebo Taylor–a pillar of Ghanaian Highlife–honors his enduring influence while introducing fresh, modern elements that resonate with today’s audiences. The use of this sample underscores the longevity and essence of Highlife music, bridging the past and present in a dynamic and culturally rich composition.

For Trigmatic, ‘Ghana Yoo’ marks another milestone in his ongoing collaborations with South African artists, having previously worked with notable names like Ralph Gum, Azana and Mthunzi. This single is a testament to his commitment to bridging musical cultures and creating a sound that is authentically African yet globally appealing.

Epic Minds, known for their pan-African approach to music, also continue their tradition of cross-border collaborations with this release. Following their previous successful partnership with Trigmatic on the track ‘Fire’ from the “Black & Gold” EP, ‘Ghana Yoo’ further solidifies their position as key players in the African music scene.

‘Ghana Yoo’ is now available on all major music platforms, inviting listeners to experience the powerful synergy that can only come from a meeting of creative minds across different cultures. This track is more than just a song; it is a celebration of unity, creativity, and the boundless possibilities of music beyond borders.