Afro-Club, the turntable hit with Tienness Naja, Mejja and Qing Madi
The African music industry is full of undeniable talents that make an impression and thrill the crowds. Among these promising artists, we find Tienness Naja, Mejja and Qing Madi, three artists who recently caused a sensation with their hit Afro-Club.
Tienness Naja, from Lubumbashi in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is back on the music scene with her new single titled “Boka”. After the success of her previous album “Allo”, Tienness Naja set her sights on creating an even bigger project. Inspired by the new generation of Afrobeats, the Congolese artist draws inspiration from Nigerian superstars to create his music. “Boka”, the first single from his new album, already sets the tone for what fans can expect from this ambitious project.
For his part, Mejja dominates the Genge rhythm trends in Kenya with his title “Weh Decide”. This musical style, rooted in the reality of Kenyan neighborhoods, allows Mejja to tell the stories of everyday life in a humorous and comic way. After overcoming health difficulties that kept him away from the stage, Mejja is back with unfailing determination and intends to win the hearts of his fans again.
In Guinea, King Alasko dedicates a song to his First Lady, expressing his unconditional love. This Guinean rapper, specialist in urban rhythms, has chosen to slow down the tempo with his song “Première Dame”. Using traditional instruments such as the balafon and the kora, King Alasko shows his desire to reach an international audience while drawing inspiration from Afropop trends.
Finally, on the side of Gabon, Eboloko creates the sensation with his sweet melody “Problem”. This young Gabonese rapper, a rising figure in rap in his country, is inspired by the big names of the Gabonese scene such as Koba Building to offer a unique and catchy sound.
These artists, each in their own way, contribute to the development of African music on the international scene. Their unmissable hits are the reflection of a certain talent and limitless creativity. Whether through danceable and catchy pieces or committed texts, these artists make their audience vibrate and move, thus testifying to the richness and diversity of African music.
In conclusion, Tienness Naja, Mejja, Qing Madi and many other African artists continue to innovate and leave their mark on the music industry. Their undeniable talents and their passion for music open new perspectives and allow African music to shine on the international scene. There is no doubt that the future of African music is bright and will continue to thrill and inspire listeners around the world