Top 10 Afrobeats Vibes That Won’t Leave Your Head This Week
Afrobeats is having one of those weeks where the vibes just won’t let you sit still. From dancefloor bangers to soulful grooves, the sound is moving in every direction — reminding us why it’s more than just music; it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re catching sunrise motivation, cruising through Lagos traffic, or getting ready for a late-night link-up, these tracks are built to stay on loop.
We’ve rounded up 10 Afrobeats songs that demand a replay — not just because they’re catchy, but because they hit different. Some will make you dance without thinking, others will pull you into your feelings (in the best way possible). Either way, trust us, your weekly playlist just got an upgrade.
Sarz, Asake, Wizkid & Skillibeng – Getting Paid
When four heavyweights link up, you already know it’s not just a song — it’s a moment. Getting Paid blends Sarz’s slick production, Asake’s signature energy, Wizkid’s effortless smoothness, and Skillibeng’s patois fire into one addictive groove.
Getting Paid is that track you catch yourself humming even after the music stops, and honestly, it feels like a celebration of Afrobeats going global. This is the kind of collab that makes you want to turn the volume all the way up and let it run back again.
Rema – FUN
Rema is deep in his playful bag with FUN, and it’s exactly what the title promises. The beat is light but infectious, and Rema floats on it with that cheeky, youthful energy he’s known for.
FUN is the type of song that instantly puts you in a good mood — like a soundtrack for spontaneous road trips, late-night laughs with friends, or just vibing solo with no stress. Simple, catchy, and full of life — this one lives up to its name and deserves a permanent spot on repeat.
Fireboy DML, Pheelz & L.A.X – On a Kentro
When Fireboy DML, Pheelz, and L.A.X join forces, you know you’re in for smooth melodies and premium vibes. On a Kentro feels like a fusion of energy and finesse — Pheelz lays down a polished groove, L.A.X brings that laidback charisma, and Fireboy floats effortlessly with his golden vocals. The result? A mid-tempo banger that works just as well on a chill evening as it does at a packed party.
On a Kentro is sleek, it’s catchy, and it sneaks up on you until you realize you’ve had it on loop for an hour.
Kizz Daniel – To Be A Man
This one isn’t just music; it’s real talk wrapped in melody. To Be A Man has Kizz Daniel opening up about the weight of responsibilities, struggles, and silent battles men often carry. The production is mellow but powerful, letting the lyrics hit straight to the heart.
To Be A Man is not your typical dancefloor jam, but it’s the kind of song you find yourself replaying because it speaks truth. Vulnerable, raw, and deeply human — Kizz Daniel shows yet again why he’s one of Afrobeats’ most versatile storytellers.
ODUMODUBLVCK – Industry Machine
Trust ODUMODUBLVCK to come through with something bold, unfiltered, and unapologetically heavy. Industry Machine is a statement track — hard-hitting bars over a gritty beat that feels like it was built for stadium speakers. He raps with the kind of confidence that makes you pause and pay attention, reminding everyone he’s not here to play.
Industry Machine is aggressive, it’s fiery, and it adds the perfect edge to this week’s playlist. One spin is never enough — you’ll find yourself running it back just to catch every bar.
Ciza, Tems & Omah Lay – Isaka (6am)
If sunrise had a soundtrack, it would probably sound like this. Isaka (6am) brings Ciza’s smooth delivery, Tems’ hauntingly rich vocals, and Omah Lay’s soulful touch into one dreamy record. It’s mellow yet deeply emotional, the kind of track that makes you reflective but still keeps you swaying.
Perfect for early morning drives or winding down after a long day, this collaboration feels timeless — a gentle reminder that Afrobeats isn’t just about energy, it’s also about pure emotion.
FOLA – eko
Sometimes all you need is a track that captures the heartbeat of Lagos, and eko does exactly that. FOLA paints the city in sound — its chaos, its beauty, and its never-ending energy. The production is vibrant with a streetwise bounce, while his delivery feels both gritty and uplifting.
Whether you’ve lived in Lagos or just dream of its restless vibe, this song puts you right in the middle of the hustle. It’s raw, real, and impossible not to replay.
BNXN & FOLA – Very Soon
This one feels like hope wrapped in melody. BNXN brings his signature soulful delivery, while FOLA adds a hungry edge that makes the record hit even harder.
Very Soon is all about patience, grind, and the belief that better days are around the corner — something anyone on a journey can relate to. The hook sticks, the verses glide, and by the second play you’re already singing along. It’s uplifting, it’s catchy, and it’s one of those tracks that makes you feel like your breakthrough is closer than you think.
Mavo – Shakabulizzy
Mavo brings pure street flavor with Shakabulizzy, a track that’s as playful as it is hard-hitting. The rhythm has that jumpy, unpredictable bounce that makes you want to move, while Mavo’s delivery is raw and full of character.
Shakabulizzy is one of those songs that instantly grabs your attention with its slang, energy, and unapologetic vibe. Whether you fully get the lingo or not, the groove speaks for itself — fun, infectious, and built for heavy rotation.
Sarz & Lojay – Loved Me Then
There’s no better way to wrap up this week’s playlist than with pure emotion. Loved Me Then is Sarz at his most delicate behind the boards, laying down a warm, dreamy soundscape that lets Lojay’s vocals shine.
Lojay delivers with that signature mix of vulnerability and silk, singing about love, loss, and longing in a way that feels both personal and universal. Loved Me Then is the kind of track you play late at night, letting it loop while the feelings sink in. A tender, reflective finish to a playlist full of fire.
Final Thoughts: Hit Repeat and Let the Vibes Roll
Afrobeats never misses, and this week’s lineup proves just how wide the spectrum runs — from heavy-hitting anthems to mellow soul-stirrers. Whether you’re in the mood to dance, reflect, or just vibe on the go, these 10 tracks deliver exactly what you need. The beauty of Afrobeats is how it keeps evolving while staying rooted in rhythm and storytelling — and these songs show the culture at its finest.
So go ahead, hit play, hit repeat, and let these sounds carry you through the week. One thing’s for sure: with music this good, the replay button is about to get some serious mileage.
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