The Hottest Afrobeats Songs You Should Be Playing on Repeat This Week
Afrobeats continues to dominate the global soundscape — blending rhythm, emotion, and undeniable groove into every drop. Each week, new releases push the boundaries of the genre, from soulful melodies to street anthems that set the internet on fire.
This week’s playlist highlights 10 Afrobeats tracks you need to have on repeat — a perfect mix of fresh drops, viral hits, and sleeper gems from some of the most exciting names in the game. Whether you’re winding down or turning up, these records capture the pulse of the culture right now.
Let’s dive into what’s hot this week in Afrobeats.
DJ Maphorisa, DJ Tunez, Wizkid & Mavo – MONEY CONSTANT
The groove on Money Constant is pure gold — a seamless fusion of Amapiano rhythm and Afrobeats finesse. DJ Maphorisa and DJ Tunez bring their signature bounce, while Wizkid delivers effortless charisma over Mavo’s smooth production.
The track, Money Constant, celebrates consistency, hustle, and the good life — a reminder that in the game of success, “money constant” is more than just a phrase; it’s a mindset. This one feels like summer energy all over again, no matter the season.
Dave & Tems – Raindance
When two worlds collide — introspective rap and soulful Afrobeats — you get Raindance. Dave’s poetic storytelling meets Tems’ haunting vocals in a track that feels both reflective and empowering. Built on mellow percussion and moody strings, Raindance explores resilience through life’s storms, capturing the calm and chaos of growth.
Raindance is a record that reminds listeners that even in the rain, there’s rhythm — and in struggle, there’s beauty.
Rema & Ayra Starr – Who’s Dat Girl
Two of Afrobeats’ brightest stars collide on Who’s Dat Girl — a sultry, energetic anthem dripping with star power. Rema’s smooth delivery and Ayra Starr’s confident flair make for the perfect back-and-forth, with infectious chemistry that keeps the record electric from start to finish.
The production is sleek and futuristic, blending bounce, melody, and swagger in true Mavin fashion. Who’s Dat Girl is flirty, bold, and built for late-night playlists — one of those songs that lingers long after it ends.
CKay & Mavo – Body (danz)
CKay returns with his signature blend of sensual rhythm and emotional depth on Body (danz), teaming up with Mavo for a track that’s both intimate and irresistibly groovy. The record rides on soft percussion, mellow log drums, and CKay’s silky vocals that make every line feel like a slow dance under dim lights.
Mavo’s witty verse ties it all together — minimal yet magnetic — giving Body (danz) that late-night Afrobeats allure CKay has mastered. Smooth, seductive, and replay-worthy.
Dave & James Blake – History
History is Dave at his most reflective — weaving raw emotion and lyrical precision over James Blake’s ethereal production. The track explores memory, legacy, and the weight of time, blending rap and soulful alt production into something hauntingly beautiful.
James Blake’s vocals elevate the record with a melancholic calm, while Dave’s verses cut deep, making History a standout moment of introspection in this week’s Afrobeats-leaning mix. It’s not just a song — it’s storytelling at its finest.
Mavo & Davido – Shakabulizzy (Remix)
Davido jumps on the remix of Shakabulizzy with his trademark charisma, turning Mavo’s already-infectious hit into a full-blown anthem. The track bursts with vibrant percussion, catchy hooks, and that unmistakable Afrobeats swagger that makes it impossible to sit still.
Davido’s verse adds both confidence and crowd appeal, while Mavo keeps the groove tight and modern. Shakabulizzy (Remix) is pure party energy — a reminder that Afrobeats is as much about celebration as it is about craft.
Shallipopi & Gunna – HIM
Shallipopi links up with Atlanta’s Gunna for HIM — a cross-continental fusion of street bounce and trap finesse. The track is confident, melodic, and full of personality, as Shallipopi’s playful flows meet Gunna’s smooth delivery in seamless chemistry.
HIM is a song about self-assurance and elevation — the sound of two artists owning their greatness while keeping it cool. HIM feels like global energy wrapped in Nigerian flair — a certified highlight of the week.
ODUMODUBLVCK & Wizkid – BIG TIME
When ODUMODUBLVCK and Wizkid join forces, expect nothing short of magic. BIG TIME lives up to its title — bold, unapologetic, and brimming with star presence. ODUMODUBLVCK’s raw, street-smart delivery collides perfectly with Wizkid’s calm confidence, creating a balance of grit and grace.
The beat blends thumping drums with sleek Afrobeats textures, giving both artists room to shine. It’s an anthem about success and stature — a declaration that greatness isn’t accidental, it’s big time.
Dave & Kano – Chapter 16
Two UK heavyweights, Dave and Kano, unite on Chapter 16 — a masterclass in storytelling and introspection. The track feels cinematic, driven by sharp lyricism, reflective verses, and raw honesty. Dave lays down thought-provoking bars about growth and identity, while Kano delivers with veteran poise, his tone rich with experience.
Chapter 16 isn’t just music — it’s poetry in motion. A reminder that even within Afrobeats-inspired soundscapes, lyricism and depth still hold powerful weight.
DJ Mariphosa, DJ Tunez, Wizkid, Daliwonga & Madumane – ABANGANI
Abangani is the perfect finale — a soulful, Amapiano-infused anthem celebrating friendship, loyalty, and good vibes. DJ Maphorisa and DJ Tunez bring rhythmic mastery, while Wizkid floats effortlessly with his signature smooth delivery. Daliwonga and Madumane add that authentic South African flavor, creating a track that feels both expansive and deeply connected to the culture.
Abangani is a celebration of unity through sound — where borders blur, and rhythm becomes the common language. Abangan closes the playlist on a high note, reminding listeners why Afrobeats and Amapiano continue to rule the global stage.
Final Take: The Pulse of Afrobeats Right Now
From chart-topping collaborations to deeply introspective moments, this week’s Afrobeats playlist captures the full spectrum of what the genre represents — energy, emotion, and evolution. Artists like Wizkid, Dave, Mavo, and Shallipopi continue to push boundaries, while producers such as DJ Maphorisa keep redefining the soundscape with fresh global fusions.
Each track tells its own story — of ambition, rhythm, and cultural pride — reminding us that Afrobeats isn’t just music; it’s a movement that connects the world through sound. Whether you’re vibing solo or sharing the aux, these are the songs to keep your week spinning in style.
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