Afro-Club, the turntable hit with Stanley Enow, Burna Boy and Noémie KB
The African music world is abuzz with the release of the latest tracks from some talented artists. In this article, we’re going to take a look at new tracks from Stanley Enow, Burna Boy and Noémie KB that are smash hits on the turntables.
Stanley Enow, a Cameroonian rapper with undeniable talent, is making a comeback on the music scene with his unreleased track “Take Ova”. This track is taken from his forthcoming album entitled “African Gentleman”. Stanley Enow had already announced his comeback for a few months and fans were impatiently waiting to discover his new projects. After the mixed success of his last title “Parapariparo”, Stanley Enow took the time to reinvent himself in the studio and prepare a much more ambitious album. “Take Ova” is therefore a foretaste of this mysterious and promising project. Stay tuned on RFI Musique’s social networks so you don’t miss the official release of the album.
Speaking of comeback, the Ivorian rapper Didi B is also talking about him with his song “S’envolement” in collaboration with Franglish. Didi B, who recently won the Gold Record in Côte d’Ivoire with her album “History (Mojotrône II)”, continues on her way and is increasingly establishing herself in the French urban musical landscape. “S’envolement” is a lively and dancing title which hopes to conquer the airwaves of national radio stations. In the clip produced by Fanatik Production, Didi B and Franglish find themselves on a tarmac surrounded by planes, ready to ignite the dance floor. A successful collaboration that promises to thrill listeners during the holidays.
On the side of urban gospel, Noémie KB gives us her new single “Ton amour”. Noémie KB, a talented singer who mixes r’n’b and afro styles, is once again making waves with this summer track. “Ton amour” is an extract from her next EP scheduled for fall 2023. On this track, Noémie KB sings of divine love and redemption, accompanied by the Afro-Congolese guitar of Dior Leite. His characteristic style allows him to stand out in the urban gospel scene which is gaining popularity in Belgium, France and French-speaking African countries. Noémie KB continues to forge a solid reputation in this musical universe.
Finally, we cannot miss the explosive collaboration between Patoranking, Nigerian superstar, and Popcaan, Jamaican dancehall icon, with their title “Tonight”. Patoranking is one of the major voices of contemporary African music, and he proves it once again with this track which skilfully mixes afrobeats and dancehall. “Tonight” is a real summer anthem that makes you want to wiggle your hips from the first notes. The clip, directed by Charlie Sarsfield, immerses us in a festive atmosphere where Patoranking, Popcaan and many women meet in an English mansion for an unforgettable night. This promising title is a taste of Patoranking’s studio album, “World Best”, planned for this year.
And to conclude, Melkior, Burkinabe artist, finally unveils the clip of his hit “Ya Dieu Dedans”, taken from his album of the same name. Melkior made a name for himself thanks to his covers of songs, but he decided to take a step by creating an unreleased album composed of 11 titles. “Ya Dieu Dedans” is one of those tracks, and the music video has just been released. Melkior sings in Mooré and French, offering a unique musical experience. This album has been available in physical version since last November, but a digital version is now available. A great success for this talented artist who continues to surprise.
In conclusion, these African artists offer us a great musical diversity and quality collaborations. Between the catchy rhythms of Stanley Enow, the percussive flows of Didi B and Franglish, the captivating voice of Noémie KB and the afrobeats-dancehall mix of Patoranking and Popcaan, there is something for everyone. And with the talent of Melkior who offers us original titles, African music enchants us and makes us vibrate. So stay tuned for these artists, because they are likely to mark the year 2023 with their hits on the turntables