Ayra Starr & Rema – Who’s Dat Girl
This Week in Afrobeats: The 10 Tracks You Need on Repeat
Afrobeats continues to evolve, delivering rhythm, passion, and unstoppable energy week after week. From chart-topping hits to fresh underground gems, the scene is alive with bold collaborations and genre-bending sounds.
Whether you’re vibing through traffic in Lagos or chilling in London, these are the top 10 Afrobeats songs you should be listening to this week — pure rhythm, groove, and soul in every beat.
Ayra Starr & Rema – Who’s Dat Girl

Two of Afrobeats’ brightest stars join forces on Who’s Dat Girl, a sleek, flirtatious banger that radiates chemistry and confidence. Ayra Starr’s silky vocals glide effortlessly over the beat, while Rema brings his signature swagger and melodic charm. It’s playful, addictive, and tailor-made for late-night playlists — the kind of collab that reminds us why these two are shaping the next generation of Afrobeats.
Zlatan & Davido – Hip Hop Messiah

Zlatan and Davido deliver pure dominance on Hip Hop Messiah, a bold anthem that blends street grit with superstar flair. The track’s heavy drums and infectious hook echo the spirit of Lagos hustle, with both artists flexing lyrical confidence and brotherly chemistry.
Zlatan’s raw energy meets Davido’s effortless charisma, making this record a standout for anyone chasing motivation and motion this week.
ODUMODUBLVCK & Wizkid – BIG TIME

When ODUMODUBLVCK and Wizkid link up, it’s more than just a collaboration — it’s a statement. BIG TIME fuses ODUMODU’s bold, street-conscious rap delivery with Wizkid’s smooth, world-class aura. The result is a high-energy, chest-thumping anthem that celebrates success, resilience, and the unshakeable confidence that defines modern Afrobeats.
This one’s for the go-getters — pure dominance in every bar and melody.
TML Vibez – Amiri (Trumpet)

TML Vibez delivers a smooth yet vibrant groove on Amiri (Trumpet), blending street energy with soulful rhythm. The track captures his signature street-pop flair, laced with infectious trumpet melodies that give it a fresh, celebratory vibe. It’s the kind of record that makes you move unconsciously — perfect for late-night drives or weekend turn-ups.
With its catchy hook and sleek production, Amiri (Trumpet) shows why TML Vibez is one of the hottest rising voices in the Afrobeats scene right now.
Bella Shmurda & K1 De Ultimate – Fuji Fusion

Bella Shmurda teams up with the legendary K1 De Ultimate for Fuji Fusion, a powerful blend of new-age Afrobeats and timeless Fuji rhythm. The track bridges generations, showcasing Bella’s street-inspired melodies alongside K1’s rich, traditional vocals.
With live percussion, deep basslines, and smooth call-and-response sections, Fuji Fusion celebrates cultural heritage while keeping things fresh for today’s soundscape. It’s an instant standout — bold, soulful, and proudly Nigerian.
Zlatan & Bhadboi OML – Alpha & Omega

Zlatan joins forces with rising star Bhadboi OML on Alpha & Omega, a street-rooted anthem that blends gratitude, grit, and glory. The track rides on a mid-tempo bounce filled with vibrant drums and layered chants, as both artists reflect on their journeys and divine favor.
Zlatan’s energy and Bhadboi OML’s melodic delivery complement each other perfectly, creating a track that’s motivational yet catchy — a true testament to faith and hustle in the Afrobeats lane.
Blaqbonez – ACL

Blaqbonez shakes things up with ACL, a fiery and unapologetic track from his latest album No Excuses. The record has stirred conversations across social media, with fans interpreting it as a direct diss aimed at Odumodublvck. Beyond the controversy, ACL is a lyrical showcase — sharp, confident, and filled with clever wordplay.
Backed by a minimalist yet hard-hitting beat, Blaqbonez reaffirms his dominance in the rap scene, proving once again that he’s never afraid to speak his mind or stir the pot.
Sarz ft. Asake, Wizkid & Skillibeng – Getting Paid

Sarz brings together an all-star lineup on Getting Paid, a genre-blending anthem that fuses Afrobeats, Dancehall, and smooth electronic textures. Asake’s vibrant vocals set the tone with his signature Yoruba-infused melodies, while Wizkid slides in effortlessly with a sleek, confident verse that oozes calm authority. Skillibeng adds a Jamaican edge, bringing fiery patois energy to the mix.
Sarz’s production is the glue — crisp, layered, and masterfully arranged — making “Getting Paid” a statement of global ambition and success. This is luxury music: for late nights, big dreams, and unstoppable energy.
Peruzzi ft. Davido, Mayorkun & Dremo – Perfect Situation

Peruzzi reunites with his old DMW family for Perfect Situation, a track that radiates chemistry, nostalgia, and top-tier artistry. The song blends heartfelt songwriting with rich Afro-pop production — driven by smooth guitar riffs, subtle percussion, and an infectious groove.
Peruzzi leads with his soulful delivery, painting a picture of love and longing, while Davido’s signature energy lights up the chorus. Mayorkun adds his melodic charm, and Dremo drops a slick, reflective verse that grounds the track in raw emotion. Perfect Situation feels like a celebration of brotherhood, growth, and timeless Afrobeat collaboration.
Young Jonn – Full Control

Young Jonn keeps his winning streak alive with Full Control, a smooth and confident Afro-fusion anthem that captures both vulnerability and swagger. The Chocolate City hitmaker blends infectious melodies with breezy percussion and a dreamy hook that feels tailor-made for late-night drives and dancefloor moments alike.
Lyrically, Young Jonn exudes charm and assurance — balancing playful romance with self-awareness in classic “Jiggy” fashion. Full Control proves once again why he’s one of the most versatile artists bridging the gap between producer genius and pop powerhouse.
Final Thoughts — The Pulse of Afrobeats Keeps Beating Strong
From infectious love duets to gritty rap statements and genre-bending experiments, this week’s Afrobeats lineup proves just how far the sound has evolved — and how boundless its energy remains. Every artist on this list brings a unique flavor: from Ayra Starr and Rema’s electric chemistry on Who’s Dat Girl to Young Jonn’s silky confidence on Full Control.
Together, these tracks highlight the heartbeat of a continent that keeps setting global standards for rhythm, storytelling, and innovation. Whether you’re in the mood to dance, reflect, or simply vibe, these songs deliver the perfect soundtrack for the week ahead.
Afrobeats isn’t just music — it’s motion, emotion, and evolution.
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