The Rise and Rise of Wizkid

2012 has been a Wizzee year, well Wizkid simply blew up and changed the perception of Afro-pop around the world.  Wizzee is an artist who is fearless, inventive and consistently deliver on the stage.  In recent months the quality of his music videos have tremendously improved and his music now transcend all cultures.

Fally Ipupa the No.1 DRC Artist

Fally Ipupa is the master of ceremony in the African music industry.  No one puts together a show that is extravagant and illustrious as Fally; no wonder why so many artists around the globe are lining up to collaborate with him. 

Despite having faced some difficulties in publishing his songs in Europe due to non-music related reasons, he has managed to put together some great songs in 2012.

Fally has lately been a peace ambassador for the DRC around the globe and has unofficially released the song 'Stop a la Guerre' on YouTube which strongly resonate with the 10 million Congolese living  abroad.

Another African Hidden Talent

The Rise of Fuse ODG

Video Produced and Directed by Moe Musa

Just has some of us in the media marketing world were thinking that Azonto is under-marketed and inarticulately publisised, Fuse ODG has dropped a banger entitled, 'Antenna'.

Well Antenna is all about bringing people together and making them dancing till they pass out with exhaustion with it electrifying Afro-European dance tempo and amazing Azonto choreography.  Fuse is the first Azonto artist who has managed to capture Afro-pop music lovers by creating a project that encapsulate what African music and mostly the modern Ghana is all about.
 
Considering that his marketing team has put together a good international campaign, we may be looking at the new African phenomenon, however, only time will tell.  But early 2013 is going to take  "Off Da Ground" with Fuse, who gets five stars for a project well commanded.

Cabo Snoop

Rising African Stars

Do you remember where you were when you first heard a P-Square song?

The group has come a long way to become Africa most formidable band generating the most amount of internet clicks and become the first Afro-beat musicians to hit over 10 millions clicks with the Akon featured tune, Chop my Money.

This year they have had several hit singles and increased their stakes in the global market, mostly in France where they are esteemed as high as artists such as Fally Ipupa and Mokobe.  

Their collaboration single, Positif with Matt Houston a household name in France R&B music scene with a hint of French Caribbean Zook music proved to have skyrocketed their popularity in Europe.

   

Although the group has had to endure some negative feedback with their latest single Alingo incorporating electric-keyboard and dance music, within the first week of the song it generated over 500 thousands clicks.

 

However, P-Squared are also admired for two special classics, No One Like You, which has been to countless weddings and Do Me which has cracked ceilings with it stomping dance moves and x-generation attitude. 

P-Square have proven that when it comes to Afro-music they are a force to be reckoned with.  They are the first African group to have developed an international commercial brand and as long as they keep generating millions of clicks, Click Music Chart Africa Edition will continue to acknowledge your talent. 

Angolan Music

So much flavour in Flavour

DR Congolese music is back with a bang

Feel these latest beats...

Fally Ipupa of African Hitz and Jamz

Fally Ipupa from the DRC has just dropped this massive tune today.