The music star took to social media to show off his latest acquisition, a stunning piece of jewelry that symbolizes his fashion brand, 'Zero to the World,' and his music, 'Zanko to the World.'

According to Zlatan, the diamond pendant is dedicated to his upcoming album, Symbol of Hope, and features an impressive 185 carats of diamonds, weighing nearly a kilo. The singer revealed that the pendant took over three months of craftsmanship to create.

Zlatan also spoke about his upcoming album, Symbol of Hope, which he says reflects his life experiences. The artist emphasized that his journey to success is evidence that anyone can achieve their goals with determination.

Lastly, the singer's new album is highly anticipated, and fans are eager to see what Zlatan has in store for them.

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The upbeat tune Gimme Your Love is a vibrant fusion of Afrobeats and street-hop elements, underscored by infectious rhythms and catchy hooks. Zlatan's signature vocal delivery, paired with Olamide's lyrical finesse, creates an irresistible vibe that guarantees to keep listeners on their feet. The chemistry between the two artists is palpable, it's something we want to see over and over again.

Their collaboration has a special significance. Olamide played a pivotal role in Zlatan's rise to stardom with their hit track My Body, which marked a turning point for Zlatan in the Nigerian music industry. Now, years later, Gimme Your Love symbolizes their journey to the top, celebrating their growth and continued relevance in the music business.

Gimme Your Love is a celebration of friendship, success, and the unifying power of music. Whether you're at a club, a house party, or just vibing in your car, the track promises to be a highlight of the season.

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The heartwarming gesture began when Zlatan shared a post on his X page, reflecting on his success ahead of his 30th birthday. He posted a photo of himself posing in front of his Lamborghini, donning designer outfits.

Meanwhile, Harbeebullah, a 27-year-old footballer, responded to the post, contrasting the luxurious life of Zlatan with his own modest reality. Despite earning a monthly salary of N35,000, Harbeebullah expressed gratitude, saying "ALHAMDULILLAH" (All praise is due to Allah).

However, moved by Harbeebullah's humility, Zlatan requested his account details and sent him N1 million. Lastly, the rapper stated that the gift symbolized hope and reminded Harbeebullah that God had not forgotten him.

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— #WorldPresident (@Zlatan_Ibile) October 29, 2024

Send account for 1 million naira !!

As symbol hope say GOD NO FORGET YOU https://t.co/jwDvTDTldw

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In a video, Portable aggressively begged for money from Don Jazzy, questioning Verydarkman's motives for establishing the NGO. He claimed that Verydarkman's organization was created to serve personal interests rather than genuinely support Nigerians.

Also, Portable referenced an interview where Don Jazzy praised him as an inspiration to his signees, encouraging them to boost their online presence. Additionally, he argued that Don Jazzy should reward him financially, rather than merely using him as a motivational example.

Meanwhile, this public plea comes after Don Jazzy's generous donation to Verydarkman's NGO, which aims to improve education in public schools. Portable's request has sparked mixed reactions online. While some criticized his audacity, others found his honesty entertaining.

Lastly, celebrities like Zlatan and Tiwa Savage have also reached out to Don Jazzy, seeking financial assistance.

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Featuring Jeriq and Zlatan, Oghene is the standout penultimate track on Bella Shmurda's EP, R2 Sept 12, check out you the song's lyrics below.

Bella Shmurda, Jeriq & Zlatan - Oghene Lyrics

Ibile
Mayadoh
Ayiii
Chechdaproducer

Oghene biko, I'm praying for your blessing (blessing)
Plenty money wey fit buy Lionel Messi
Person we go help you, make e no go stress me (stress me)
Oluwa, dahun s'oro, make I no go empty (ayiii)
Many years ago (ehn)
Me I no know where this hustle carry me dey go (e dey carry me dey go where I no know)
Ah, many years ago (ayii)
Me, I just dey hustle, I dey do am on my own (I dey do am on my own)

Ah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le)
Ah, I don hustle, hustle tire (ale-le, I don hustle-hustle tire)
Ah, I don go Mountain of Fire (ale-le)
Yeah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le, Abobi-Abobi)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le, Abobi-Abobi)
Mu'gbo l'ati Ghana wo Canada (ale-le, ah Ontario)
Ah, sativa, indica (ale-le, je'omo)

Kinto di Baba Lashe, UK daddy (ah)
K'Oluwa toh s'amin (ah), s'adura mi, ojumi fe yobo l'owo garri (ye)
Enu gbe lai gb'awe (ah)
Owo apo kan isale (owo apo kan isale, ah)
Sugbon mo yari pe mi oni gba, mo gbudo toju paale

Awon werey sun, mo taaji (taaji)
Mo ranju mo lappy (lappy)
Modi US Army oru oganjo laini khaki (khaki)
If you no go, you no go know (you no go know)
Dem say I no go blow
Nisin orin lami, awon l'oba l'oba mo ba joko se

Ah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le)
Ah, I don hustle, hustle tire (ale-le)
Ah, I don go Mountain of Fire (ale-le)
Yeah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le)
Mu'gbo l'ati Ghana wo Canada (ale-le)
Ah, sativa, indica (ale-le)

Ogbe
Ngozi Chukwu, Onyinye Chukwu
Ebelechukwu ya ka anyi n'acho, choo choo
Ego mbute (heee)
Ukwu sala mbala (heee)
Visa obodo oyibo, ya ka anyị n'acho, choo

Oluwa fichanum anya mmili
My prayer point is a billi
Bunienum enu, ka my position bulu ceiling
Rolling up in a Rolls Royce
Big dreams of a hood boy
I can't stop till I'm on top
Money matters, I am involved

I'm a treasure hunter, AKA triumphant
Numbers on numbers, counting with my accountant
Fonfoju, fonfoju akpa
Ife uwa si na chi adi mma
Ife ana emekwa adilo easy
This hustle bu ogu na mgba

Ah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le)
Ah, I don hustle, hustle tire (ale-le)
Ah, I don go Mountain of Fire (ale-le)
Yeah, Abobi no go tire (ale-le)
Ah, Abobi just dey fire (ale-le)
Mu'gbo l'ati Ghana wo Canada (ale-le)
Ah, sativa, indica (ale-le)

Ale-le
Ale-le
Ale-le
Ale-le

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The Duche Manni Records affiliated artiste showcases his artistic versatility on this 7-track awesome body of work.

Stream here 'One Way Ticket EP' by Krizmoni

"One Way Ticket” houses amazing tracks like ‘Monalisa’ featuring Zlatan & Sweet Brown, ‘Sweet & Sour' featuring Zinoleesky, ‘Billion Dollar Chasing’ featuring Jamopyper, ‘Gwala Dayz’, Waka Waka amongst others with production credits going to: Baby Beats, Vikwyn Beats, Jadu Beats and Xzel Beats.

Krizmoni pours his heart and soul into this body of work, showcasing his incredible range as an artiste whilst exploring themes of love, hope, money and fame, beauty of the African woman, perseverance and reflections on his childhood struggles. 

In the words of the highly talented Krizmoni: “I feel highly delighted to share this EP with my fans and the rest of the World as a lot of hardwork, sleepless nights, sweat, resources and collaborative efforts have been put into making this a timeless project."

Enjoy and stream this masterpiece as every joint on this EP is a testament to Krizmoni’s exceptional artistry.

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In an interview with Echo Room, Portable revealed that things took a turn for the worse after a phone call from Zlatan, which caused a misunderstanding between him and Davido.

According to Portable, he and Davido had been getting along fine, even sharing a meal together, until Zlatan's call came in. He stated that Zlatan's words sparked a rift between him and Davido. Zlatan advised people to "stay on their lane" and Portable asserting his independence, declaring himself "king on his own."

Also, the Zeh Nation boss shared details about his time in America, where he was when Davido reached out to him. However, the call from Zlatan seemingly changed the dynamics of their relationship. This led to Portable throwing shade at Davido just days after their cordial meeting.

Additionally, Portable opened up about his controversial Mercedes-Benz, which he purchased on higher purchase. He explained that the dealer provided five mechanics to maintain the car, while he continued to make payments. Meanwhile, this revelation comes after Portable had previously blamed Zlatan for his troubles, hinting at a deeper issue between the two artists.

Basically, the interview provides a detailed account of the reason and events leading up to the public feud between Portable and Davido. Lastly, it highlights the complex web of relationships and misunderstandings that contributed to their rift.

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According to a report by Instagram blogger and associate, Tunde, the Zanku label boss's new ride cost a whopping $380,000, equivalent to N612,940,000. Tunde shared photos of the sleek vehicle, congratulating Zlatan Ibile on his well-deserved purchase.

The blogger praised Zlatan Ibile's hard work and success. He said, "You try. You deserve it big time. E no easy Ooo! For this economy? You shall continue to shine and progress in Jesus name/ Insha Allah."

Meanwhile, this luxury Lamborghini has generated excitement among fans and the music community, solidifying Zlatan Ibile's status as a successful artist and entrepreneur.

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Till Thy Kingdom Come by Zlatan is a song that reflects themes of perseverance, faith, and gratitude, see the lyric below. Zlatan sings about overcoming challenges, staying true to oneself, and remaining faithful to a higher power. The lyrics touch on personal struggles, the importance of prayer, and the belief that, through faith and hard work, one can achieve success and fulfillment.

Zlatan - Till Thy Kingdom Come Lyrics

Intro
Oh oh oh-oh-oh
Oh oh oh-oh-oh

Verse 1
Say we dey try
Na we dey come first
No reason am, you no be prophet
No kill yourself, you no fit perfect
You no fit compete
You no fit contest
It's not about the budget
How many racks go dey for pocket?
And for this life, me I be God-sent
Ogbe mi leke bi ti rocket

Pre-Chorus
Say now, the gbedu don land
And when they dance
They dance it one time
Original, the gbedu don cast
For my side, na plenty wonders
Many kilometers
Energy for my body don gas
As omogbon, I no fit run out
We still dey pray for steady cash out

Chorus
Ehhhhh
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come
Ehhhhh

Verse 2
How many talk I don talk
How many work I don work (ki lo wi)
How many unbelievers I don shock?
I no fit tire because, E go pain me
Cause of my peace of mind
I no dey gree sometimes
Na money dey my mind

Pre-Chorus
Say now, the gbedu don land
And when they dance
They dance it one time
Original, the gbedu don cast
For my side, na plenty wonders
Many kilometers
Energy for my body don gas
As omogbon, I no fit run out
We still dey pray for steady cash out

Chorus
Ehhhhh
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come
Ehhhhh

Refrain
Oga, problem no dey finish
Bere mole kojo
Put your worries on the floor
Omo no dey jisoro
Oga, problem no dey finish
Bere mole kojo
Put your worries on the floor
Omo no dey jisoro

Outro
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come
Ibi ti mon lo
Aso ti mo wo
Make my blessing jaburata till thy kingdom come

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The song features Zlatan's signature energetic delivery and positive lyrics, as he expresses his desire for more blessings and prosperity. With its captivating melody and uplifting message, Till Thy Kingdom Come is a song that is sure to resonate with every single listener.

The track's production is top-notch, produced by the talented Chech, he creates the perfect backdrop for Zlatan's vocals to flow seamlessly. The instrumental is extremely catchy, it'll make you want to move your body.

Till Thy Kingdom Come further places Zlatan in the light as one of the artists who's always about positivity, it shows in his songs. He makes music that is both meaningful and entertaining. It's a song that will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted and has the potential to become a fan favourite.

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Quavo, Russ Millions, Davido, and Zlatan were among the A-listers spotted at the event, which kicked off on August 16, 2024, and is set to run for 10 days.

Meanwhile, the concert has been generating buzz in the music industry for a while now. It features Asake performing tracks from his latest studio project, Lungu Boy. Also, the album boasts an impressive lineup of collaborations, including Stormzy, Wizkid, and Travis Scott.

However, the presence of Quavo, Russ Millions, Davido, and Zlatan at the concert is proof of Asake's growing influence and popularity in the music world. Additionally, fans are eagerly anticipating the possibility of surprise performances or collaborations during the 10-day show.

Lastly, Asake's concert has undoubtedly become the most talked-about event in the music industry. Many are hailing it as a milestone in his career.

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The concert took place on Friday, August 16, 2024. It featured performances of his hit singles and tracks from his recently released third album Lungu Boy.

The Lungu Boy tour is set to cover six major US cities, with Asake headlining prominent venues. These venues include the Toyota Centre in Houston, State Farm Arena in Atlanta, and the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York.

Meanwhile, Asake's latest album Lungu Boy has achieved remarkable success, setting new records on Spotify Nigeria. It garnered 18.9 million streams in its opening week, surpassing Davido's Timeless previous record of 14.4 million streams. Additionally, Lungu Boy leads the list of biggest opening weeks on Spotify Nigeria. So, this is followed by albums from top artists like Davido, Rema, Burna Boy, and Wizkid.

Also, the album broke the record for the biggest opening day global streams for a Nigerian album on Spotify, with 9.2 million streams. Furthermore, the second track MMS set a new record on Spotify Nigeria. This is with 870,577 streams on its first day of release, surpassing Wizkid's IDK feat Zlatan.

Lastly, Asake's tour is expected to be a massive success, following the album's impressive records and the artist's growing popularity.

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Let’s look at 8 Nigerian artists who you didn’t know were Muslim, number 3 will shock you.

1. Reminisce (Remilekun Abdulkalid Safaru)

Reminisce, a renowned rapper and songwriter, has left a lasting impact on the Nigerian music scene with his unique rap style. His deep connection to his Muslim faith is a defining aspect of his music and public persona. Unlike many celebrities, Reminisce openly embraces his religious beliefs in a Zikoko interview, stating, "I want them to identify me as Muslim. I’m still liberal, but I practise Islam as a way of life beyond prayers and fasting."

2. Oladips (Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji)

Oladips has been at the centre of controversy in 2024 due to his fake death stunt. Despite maintaining a low profile about his personal beliefs, the Chache crooner has mentioned visiting a Mosque to pray on multiple occasions. Based on the available evidence, it suggests that he follows the Muslim faith.

3. 9ice (Alexander Abolore Adegbola Akande)

9ice, known for his hit song Gongo Aso, incorporates elements of his Yoruba culture into his music. While he keeps his religious life relatively low-key, it's worth noting that he is a Muslim, influenced by his father's core Islamic beliefs. Interestingly, despite his Muslim faith, his mother practices Christianity. In 2020, 9ice was seen performing the Islamic prayer with his daughters, further affirming his Muslim identity.

4. Naira Marley (Azeez Fashola)

Naira Marley, known for his controversial lyrics and street-influenced style, is a practicing Muslim. Despite his often provocative public image, he observes Islamic practices, especially during Ramadan. In 2021, he confirmed it when he tweeted "I’m a Muslim but I believe in Jesus". He is also recognized for offering Ramadan advice, such as in 2023 when he advised Muslims not to bet during Ramadan.

5. Seyi Vibez (Balogun Afolabi Oluwaloseyi)

Seyi Vibez, a prominent figure in Nigeria's street music scene, is a Muslim. His music often reflects his street upbringing, but he stays connected to his faith through religious references. Time and time again, he has infused Islamic prayers and phrases into his music. In 2023, Seyi Vibez suffered a severe backlash from the Muslim community after he opened his music video with a Quranic verse.

6. CDQ (Sodiq Abubakar Yusuf)

Hailing from a Muslim family, CDQ's rap music has a strong connection with the streets. While he maintains a public image as a secular artist, his personal style often reflects his Muslim heritage. Beyond the stage, he is frequently seen in traditional Islamic attire.

7. Sound Sultan (Olanrewaju Fasasi)

Sound Sultan, a veteran of the Nigerian music scene, was a deeply committed Muslim. Known for his socially conscious songs, his faith was a cornerstone of his life. This was evident in his wife's conversion to Islam in the early 2020s and his swift burial according to Muslim rites upon his passing in 2021.

8. Eedris Abdulkareem

Hailing from a Muslim family, Eedris Abdulkareem is one of Nigeria's most respected rappers. Growing up in a polygamous household, he has practiced Islam throughout his life.

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A viral video shows Rema introducing Zlatan to the La Liga players, with both artists shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries with the athletes. Meanwhile, this surprise encounter has sparked excitement among fans. It highlights the power of connections and collaborations in the entertainment and sports industries.

Additionally, by facilitating this introduction, Rema has once again demonstrated his ability to bridge gaps and bring people together. However, this time it is between the Nigerian music scene and the global football community. Lastly, the moment has left fans and followers praising Rema's kind gesture and Zlatan's humility in accepting the introduction.

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The Benin City-born artist, known for his unique sound, delivered a high-energy show featuring his hit single Neighborhood Hero featuring Zlatan, off his debut EP Big God SZN.

Clearly, fans in Russia were thrilled to see Brosthrone bring his music to life on the big stage. Also, his performance was met with excitement from the crowd. This milestone marks another achievement in Brosthrone's rapidly rising career.

Meanwhile, in addition to his impressive performance in Russia, Brosthrone was also spotted on Billboards in Times Square, New York. This further solidifies his global recognition. His music has been gaining traction internationally, and his debut EP Big God SZN is making waves in the music industry.

Additionally, with his talent, charisma, and dedication, Brosthrone is definitely an artist to watch. Lastly, his performance in Russia and recognition in Times Square demonstrate his growing influence and appeal to a global audience.

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With their unique blend of traditional Afrobeats rhythms, modern production techniques, and relatable lyrics, these young artists are capturing the hearts of fans across the country. From Ayra Starr's soulful vocals to Rema's catchy hooks, and from Victony's energetic flows to Seyi Vibez's melodic rhymes, the future of Afrobeats is looking brighter than ever.

In this article, we'll introduce you to 10 Gen Z Afrobeats artists who are taking Nigeria by storm and redefining the sound of the continent:

10. Ayo Maff

Firstly, at just 18, Ayo Maff born Ayomide Mafoluku Ayodele has already made a significant impact on the Afrobeats scene. Hailing from Bariga, Lagos, this young talent has quickly risen to fame with his unique sound, which blends his experiences growing up in Lagos with a fresh perspective that resonates with his peers.

However, Ayo Maff's big break came with the release of Dealer. This is a collaboration with Fireboy DML that showcased his impressive lyrical skills and catchy melodies. Also, the song's massive success reaching number one on the Nigerian Apple Music Top 100 chart, has solidified Ayo Maff's position as a leading figure in the new generation of Afrobeats artists.

With a growing fan base of over 1 million monthly listeners, Ayo Maff's music represents the future of Afrobeats, where young artists are experimenting with new sounds, pushing boundaries, and redefining the genre. His success story is proof of the creative power and innovation of Gen Z in shaping the music industry.

9. Taves

Secondly, Toluwanimi Aluko, better known as Taves, is a 24-year-old Afrobeat sensation making waves in Nigeria's music scene. Born on July 12, 2000, Taves has developed a unique sound that seamlessly blends traditional African rhythms with modern beats. This showcases his soulful vocals and impressive songwriting skills.

Meanwhile, after impressing BNXN with his cover of For Days in 2022, Taves was taken under the singer's wing, leading to the release of his debut single Eleyele in 2023. This collaborative effort with BNXN marked a significant milestone in Taves' career. It solidifies his position as a rising star in the industry.

Additionally, Taves' musical journey began at a young age, starting with writing songs at nine and recording on his phone during his teenage years. However, as he grew older, he drew inspiration from R&B and Hip-Hop. This refined his craft and developing a distinct sound that explores themes of love and personal growth. So, Taves is undoubtedly one of the young artists leading the charge in shaping the future of Afrobeats.

8. Zinoleesky

Furthermore, Oniyide Azeez, better known as Zinoleesky, is a 24-year-old Nigerian singer and songwriter who has made a significant impact on the Gen Z Afrobeats scene. Born on April 21, 2000, in Lagos State, Nigeria, Zinoleesky's freestyle rap skills gained recognition during his teenage years, paving the way for his future success.

Meanwhile, Zinoleesky's big break came in 2017 when his viral videos caught the attention of the online community. This led to his signing with Marlian Records in 2019. Also, his debut album, Chrome Eccentric, released in 2020, featured hit tracks like Ma Pariwo and Kilofeshe, which topped charts and garnered millions of views on Apple Music and YouTube.

Additionally, Zinoleesky's success continued with the remix of Kilofeshe, featuring Mayorkun and Busiswa, expanding his fanbase across Africa and beyond. His first EP, Grit and Lust, released in December 2022, showcased his growth and versatility as an artist. Zinoleesky's music resonates with younger audiences, exploring themes of love, ambition, and everyday struggles. As a standout in the new wave of Nigerian music, Zinoleesky is undoubtedly a leading figure in the Gen Z Afrobeats revolution.

7. Khaid

Additionally, at just 19, Khaid has already made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene. Born Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon on December 10, 2004, Khaid's talent was discovered by Sydney Talker. This is after a viral freestyle on Instagram in 2021. It led to a recording deal with Neville Records and the release of his debut single With You in January 2022.

Basically, Khaid's music is a unique blend of vibrant sounds and heartfelt lyrics. It has resonated with fans and established him as a rising star in the Afrobeat genre. His debut EP Diversity showcased his musical versatility and featured collaborations with top artists like Zlatan and Rexxie. With his consistent chart-topping releases, Khaid has solidified his position as one of the leading figures in Nigeria's vibrant music scene. Despite his humble beginnings as a roadside mechanic, Khaid's talent and dedication have propelled him to stardom, making him a true representative of Gen Z's Afrobeats revolution.

6. Shallipopi

Crown Uzama, aka Shallipopi, is a 24-year-old Gen Z artist taking the Nigerian music scene by storm. Born on April 12, 2000, Shallipopi's infectious energy and catchy beats have captured the hearts of fans and music enthusiasts alike. He began his career by sharing freestyles on social media platforms like TikTok. He gained a loyal following before releasing his single Elon Musk in January 2023.

Additionally, the massive success of Elon Musk propelled Shallipopi into the mainstream. He signed with Dvpper Music and released his debut album Presido La Pluto in 2023, which topped the charts on TurnTable Top 50 and Apple Music's top 100 albums. Also, his unique blend of Afrobeat rhythms, rap, and singing has appealed to a diverse global audience. Shallipopi's second album Shakespopi (2024) continued his chart-topping streak. With hits like ASAP, it solidifies his position as a leading figure in the Afrobeats revolution. Beyond music, Shallipopi as a Gen Z Afrobeats artist is equally an entrepreneur. He launched his own record label, Plutomania Records, in October 2023, signing new talents.

5. Seyi Vibez

Born Balogun Afolabi Oluwaloseyi on July 12, 2000, Seyi Vibez is a Nigerian singer and songwriter renowned for his emotive music and soulful melodies. Hailing from Ketu, Lagos State, Seyi Vibez's musical journey began with his debut single Anybody in 2019. However, it was Godsent in 2020 that catapulted him to fame, resonating with listeners through its heartfelt lyrics and relatable themes.

Seyi Vibez's subsequent releases, including his debut album No Seyi No Vibez (NSNV) in 2021 and Billion Dollar Baby 2.0 in 2022, solidified his position in the Nigerian music scene, topping charts and garnering millions of streams. Also, his debut EP Memory Card in January 2023 featured collaborations with top artists and further showcased his versatility. With songs like Jajoo and features with prominent musicians on the EP, it cemented his status as one of the most sought-after new acts in the industry. At just 24, Seyi Vibez has already made an indelible mark on the Afrobeats scene. As a Gen Z Afrobeats artist, he has paved the way for a bright future in music.

4. Qing Madi

Notably, Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma Madichie, better known as Qing Madi, is an 18-year-old Afrobeats sensation born on July 1, 2006. With her unique sound and vibrant performances, she is quickly making a name for herself in the music industry. Qing Madi's debut single See Finish showcased her impressive vocal ability and rare style, gaining her initial recognition.

Her influence continued to grow in 2023, being appointed Spotify Africa Equal Ambassador for June. Also, she collaborated with BNXN on the hit single Ole, which climbed various music charts. These achievements highlighted her ability to seamlessly blend Afrobeat, Pop, Soul, and R&B, appealing to a diverse fan base. So, in 2024, Qing Madi was honored as part of Apple Music's Rising Class. Also, her self-titled debut EP, released under JTON Music, further solidified her position as a rising star in the Afrobeats scene. With her captivating sound and impressive achievements, Qing Madi is undoubtedly one of the young artists leading the charge in the Gen Z Afrobeats revolution.

3. Victony

However, Anthony Victor, better known as Victony, is a young Nigerian singer and songwriter making a significant impact on the Afrobeats scene. With his unique sound and versatility, Victony has captured the attention of music lovers. Also, he has established himself as a prominent Gen Z artist.

Basically, Victony's debut EP Saturn in 2020 showcased his talent, while his collaboration with Mayorkun on Holy Father in 2021 brought him into the spotlight. Despite a major setback in 2021, Victony demonstrated resilience and determination. He did this releasing the successful EP Outlaw in 2022, featuring the international hit Soweto. His debut album Stubborn in 2024 further solidified his position, with international collaborations and popular songs gaining massive airplay. Victony's music resonates with fans, inspiring them with his positive attitude and dedication to his craft.

2. Ayra Starr

Consequently, Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, known professionally as Ayra Starr, is a 22-year-old rising star in the Afrobeats scene. Born on June 14, 2002, in Nigeria, Ayra Starr quickly gained attention with her debut single Away, which became a hit. Her self-titled debut EP in 2021 showcased her unique voice and style, blending Afrobeats with pop and R&B.

Additionally, Ayra Starr's success continued with her debut album 19 & Dangerous. The album features popular tracks like Bloody Samaritan, Fashion Killer, and Rush. She has achieved global recognition, including being featured on Spotify's Radar Africa program. While her song Away was included in Barack Obama's 2021 summer playlist, it was also nominated for Best New International Act at the 2021 BET Awards. Ayra Starr's music has resonated with fans worldwide. This solidifies her position as a leading Gen Z artist in the Afrobeats revolution.

1. Rema

Lastly, Divine Ikubor, professionally known as Rema, is a 24-year-old Gen Z sensation in the Afrobeats scene. Born on May 1, 2000, in Nigeria, Rema rose to fame in 2019 with his hit single Dumebi, which quickly became a popular anthem. Also, his unique blend of Afrobeats, trap, and pop has captivated a broad audience. This has earned him recognition and awards, including the Next Rated award at the 2019 Headies.

Signed to Mavin Records, Rema's energetic performances and distinctive style have made him a leader of the new school wave. His style resonates with young listeners and topping charts in Nigeria and abroad. With his growing international fanbase, Rema has become one of the biggest names in the Afrobeats scene.

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