Top 9 African Music Videos of the Week

This week, we’ve curated a list of the top 9 African music videos that are making waves across the continent. From dynamic collaborations to solo hits, these tracks showcase the incredible diversity and talent within the African music scene. Whether you’re into Afrobeats, highlife, gospel, or hip-hop, there’s something here for everyone. Dive into these must-watch videos and keep your playlists fresh with the best of African music.

BoyPee, Hyce & Brown Joel – Ogechi Remix feat. Davido
BoyPee teams up with Hyce, Brown Joel, and the ever-popular Davido for the “Ogechi Remix.” This track blends smooth vocals with a catchy beat, delivering a video that’s as visually captivating as the song itself. It’s no surprise this remix has quickly become a fan favorite across the continent.

King Paluta – MAKOMA
King Paluta brings his unique style to the forefront with “MAKOMA.” The video is a powerful blend of storytelling and energetic performance, highlighting his lyrical prowess and commitment to his craft. “MAKOMA” is a must-watch for anyone following the rise of this talented artist.

KiDi feat. Black Sherif – Lomo Lomo
In “Lomo Lomo,” KiDi collaborates with the rising star Black Sherif, creating a track that’s both fresh and infectious. The video perfectly complements the song’s vibe, with vibrant visuals and an undeniable groove that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish.

Rema – OZEBA
Rema continues to dominate the African music scene with “OZEBA.” Known for his distinctive sound and style, Rema delivers a visually stunning video that complements the track’s rhythmic beats and catchy lyrics. “OZEBA” is another testament to Rema’s growing influence in the global music landscape.

Beeztrap KOTM – YESU
Beeztrap KOTM’s “YESU” stands out for its raw energy and heartfelt lyrics. The video showcases Beeztrap’s dynamic performance style, making it a powerful addition to this week’s top videos. It’s a track that resonates with many, blending personal storytelling with universal themes.

DIANA HAMILTON – Onwanwani (Wonder Working God)
Gospel music takes center stage with Diana Hamilton’s “Onwanwani (Wonder Working God).” The video is uplifting and spiritually inspiring, featuring Diana’s powerful vocals and a message of faith and hope. This track continues to resonate deeply with audiences across Africa.

Joyce Blessing – Over Do
Joyce Blessing’s “Over Do” rounds out our top 9 with a video that’s both vibrant and full of praise. The visuals are joyful and expressive, perfectly complementing the uplifting message of the song. It’s a testament to Joyce’s enduring presence in the African gospel music scene.

Yaw Tog feat. Sarkodie – Can’t Stop
In “Can’t Stop,” Yaw Tog teams up with the legendary Sarkodie, delivering a powerful anthem that’s as motivational as it is catchy. The video captures the essence of their collaboration, with sharp visuals and a storyline that emphasizes persistence and resilience.

Kwesi Amewuga – Chargie
Kwesi Amewuga’s “Chargie” is all about vibes and rhythms. The video is a visual feast, filled with vibrant scenes and a lively atmosphere that perfectly matches the upbeat tempo of the song. “Chargie” is a testament to Kwesi Amewuga’s ability to create music that moves both body and soul.

Conclusion
These top 9 music videos represent the best of African talent this week, showcasing a range of genres and artistic expressions. Make sure to check them out and stay tuned for more updates as we continue to bring you the latest and greatest from the African music world. Remember, this list is not in any particular order—every track is a gem in its own right