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5 New Nigerian Songs to Add to Your Playlist This Week

Five Fresh Nigerian Tracks That Need to Be in Your Rotation Right Now

The Nigerian music scene is delivering heat this June, and your playlist is about to get a serious upgrade. From Afro-pop royalty dropping album previews to unexpected collaborations that remind us why Nigerian music continues to dominate globally, the past few weeks have been nothing short of spectacular. If you’ve been stuck in a musical loop, consider this your official rescue mission.

Ayra Starr — “Tornado”

The Mavin Records princess returned on June 12, 2026, with “Tornado,” a high-octane single that proves exactly why she’s one of Afrobeats’ most exciting voices. Released through Mavin Records and Republic Records, this track is pure energy from start to finish—a dancefloor weapon that’s already generating massive buzz as the lead single from her upcoming third studio album, “Starrgirl,” set to drop August 14, 2026. After her recent international performances, Ayra Starr is clearly operating at another level, and “Tornado” is the proof.

Mr P — “I Can’t Look Away”

Peter Okoye, better known as Mr P, tapped into the vault on June 11, 2026, reuniting with key creatives from the legendary P-Square era for “I Can’t Look Away.” The result is a nostalgic yet fresh dance record that captures the infectious energy that made P-Square a continental phenomenon. The accompanying music video leans heavily into what Mr P does best—razor-sharp choreography and performance prowess that reminds everyone why he’s remained relevant for decades.

Tiwa Savage featuring Wande Coal and Mavo — “Energy”

When industry veterans join forces, magic happens. Released May 29, 2026, “Energy” brings together Tiwa Savage and Wande Coal, two artists whose chemistry has been proven time and again, with Mavo adding another layer of brilliance. This mid-tempo offering is perfect for those moments when you need something smooth—think sunset drives or late-night vibes. It’s a masterclass in restraint and musicality that showcases why these artists have maintained their positions at the top.

Kunmie and Lojay — “Gorgeous”

Released via CiDAR Africa on May 28, 2026, “Gorgeous” pairs rising star Kunmie with Lojay’s signature buttery vocals for an Afro-soul experience that hits different. Produced by The Kazez, Drilly, and Puffybeatz, the track explores themes of vulnerability and romance over atmospheric production that gives both artists room to shine. For those who appreciate lyrical depth alongside sonic beauty, “Gorgeous” is an essential addition.

Anendlessocean — “Love Linguistics” (LIAM)

Anendlessocean’s new album “Love Is A Machinery” (LIAM) arrived this June with 11 tracks of pure artistic vision, and “Love Linguistics” stands out as the project’s emotional centerpiece. Known for his poetic lyricism and acoustic warmth, Anendlessocean explores devotion and human connection with the kind of depth that demands repeated listens. This is music for reflection, for grounding, for those moments when you need substance over spectacle.

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