FRA! takes you back to the era of Ghanaian high school style azonto with this song led by Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta (Thousand). It's hot, groovy and rhythmic and will make you want to dance all day. The song's catchy and simple chorus, You dey feel the vibe, makes it a great for audience participation. Written in the band's signature feel good style, it's one of the singles off the band's highly anticipated upcoming album, Chale Wote.

You Dey Feel The Vibe (Live)

FRA! featuring Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta - You Dey Feel The Vibe (Live)

You Dey Feel The Vibe (Remix)

FRA! - You Dey Feel The Vibe (Sped Up Club Remix)

O’Kenneth & Xlimkid’s artistry shines throughout, seamlessly blending powerful storytelling with captivating soundscapes. This EP serves as a powerful reminder that life's journey is a delicate balance between pain and glory, and it is in these contrasting moments that we discover our true selves. "Pain in Glory" is a must-listen for those who seek music with depth and resonance, offering a profound reflection on the human condition.

SIMPLE

BAD ENERGY

BAD ENERGY (FT. JAY BAHD & CITYBOY)

YENKOR

YENKO

LONELY ROAD

PAIN IN GLORY

GET BETTER

GLORY IN PAIN

Als Je Lacht

Oltyy featuring Floris Keijzer - Als Je Lacht

"Saara" is a catchy Afrofusion track celebrating individuality. In Ghanaian Twi, it means "like that." The artist shares their story, dispelling arrogance rumors, and urging us to embrace uniqueness. With infectious beats, it's a feel-good anthem promoting acceptance for all.

Saara

OV - Saara

Texas Trouble

The San Antones - Texas Trouble

When we say amen, we are stamping a seal of affirmation on the things that our hearts desire to be done for us. An ancient word which we have turned into a modern anthem. Imagine all that
you'd decreed to be milestones to be achieved this year add one word to respond to that creed and let it be so in your life; that word is Amen!

Amen

Fra! - Amen (Live)

Woman Time is a 10-track album that celebrates the power, resilience, and beauty of women. This Afrobeats and highlife-inspired masterpiece takes listeners on a journey of love, empowerment, and self-discovery. With lyrics that explore themes of femininity, identity, and social justice, MaaMi and the Lipstick Queens deliver a soulful and uplifting experience that will resonate with a diverse and wide range of listeners. 

"With Woman Time, we aim to inspire women to embrace their strength, creativity, and individuality. We hope this album will become a soundtrack for empowerment and a celebration of femininity in all its forms"

Kwesi

MaaMi & The Lipstick Queens - Kwesi

Just Dey Play

Olumide DenDen - Just Dey Play

Saviour

Lean On Me (Live)

FRA! - Lean On Me (Live)

R&B Hip Hop collective from Belgium bringing back the 90's flavour!

Street Syndicate State - Win The Game (Ganar el Jugo) (Feat. El Rey Fantasma)

The Dark Wave - Seventeen

The Dark Wave - One Of These Days

Anita Andjena x Mr. Z - Weekend

"Poison" delves into the complexities of life in Bulawayo, exploring themes of ambition, community, and the contrasting realities that exist within society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of everyday life, referencing local slang ("boyzen," "Hao le monate lempitse") and cultural touchstones, while also touching on universal themes of success and perseverance. Lines like "Another man's gango’s another man's poison / Another man's op is another man's boyzen" highlight the subjective nature of perception.

Indigo Saint - Posion

ENE Yatt x Mazi Cza - Bam Bam Beya

“Ndakaaru” pays tribute to this country, a land of the Universal that sheltered the great men and women who influenced an African and global generation. The song is addressed to an entire generation that lived this Dakar pre and post-independence. It takes us into the nostalgia of the 70s and 80s. This Golden Age served as the backbone of stories that nourish the current generation, which clothed itself and re-endows itself with the cultural heritage of a city that stands out for its unique character. Dakar, this land of La Teranga, the city where stories and possibilities create an indescribable symbiosis.

SAHAD - Ndakaaru (Featuring Khalifa Gueye)

A shadow moves through the neon haze, slipping between echoes of the past and rhythms of the future. Spiny Norman conjures ‘Ghostface’, an intoxicating fusion of psychedelic funk and old-school hip-hop, where dusty grooves collide with lush, spectral textures. Gritty east coast boom-bap pulses beneath slithering guitars, exotic percussion, and hazy synth pads, weaving a hypnotic soundscape both cinematic and surreal. A maze of samples whispers secrets, hinting at an elusive presence—always near, never seen.

Spiny Norman - Ghostface

"We Can Do" is an invitation to joint action to forge strong bonds, a plea for Unity. SAHAD calls us to a unity of action that transcends words. "We Can Do" reminds us that even in human morphology, for an action to be concrete, a connection between all elements is necessary.

In a context where individualism, racism, and xenophobia are gaining ground, "We Can Do" is a reminder to pool synergies to shape One Energy. SAHAD highlights our ability to preserve and consider what resembles us rather than dwelling on what divides us. 

When words have the power to reason, action shapes. Acting alone is certainly good and quick. Acting together is sustainable.

SAHAD - We Can Do

“Dandan woho” basically means “twirl.” It is our upcoming single, and it speaks to the 
insecurities that many women face. We want every woman to know that she is bold, beautiful, and worthy—just as she is. Society may set unrealistic standards, but true beauty lies in confidence, self-love, and embracing one’s uniqueness. Women should celebrate themselves, their strength, and their individuality because there is no one else like them. You are powerful, you are enough, and you deserve to shine.

FRA! - Dandan Woho (Featuring Yung Pabi & Nyamekye)

Fouradi - 1 Ding

Lange Frans & Baas B - Het Land Van

Fouradi - Flipmuziek

Maikal X illustrates bravery, struggle, and resiliency against injustice with his latest single “At Night I Get.” The song is a smooth reggae groove that lays the foundation for Maikal’s strong vocal melodies and harmonies. His voice is distinct and compelling and his lyrics are conscious of the real world grind we face. He reminds the entire planet to never let them break you down.

Maikal X - At Night I Get

Founded in 1996, Walboomers Music quickly established itself as a reputable independent record label, producing national and international hits. We helped shatter the glass ceiling for underrepresented genres such as R&B/Hip-Hop, African/World music. The company is committed to developing artists and promoting diversity and inclusivity in the industry. We continue to seek and promote new musical talents from the Netherlands and around the world, and are constantly exploring new ways to innovate and stay ahead of the curve.

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