Timmy Ace, a burgeoning Nigerian artist, is set to make significant strides in the music industry with his unique blend of inspirational and funky sounds. His latest single, “Omo Ologo,” released on February 14, 2025, is a heartfelt gift to his fans as it embodies themes of hope, resilience, and the virtue of patience amidst life’s challenges.

The title “Omo Ologo,” which translates to “Glorious Child,” reflects Timmy Ace’s intent to inspire listeners to recognize their inner strength and potential. With a vibrant rhythm and uplifting lyrics, it offers reassurance with positive vibes.

In the lead-up to the release, Timmy Ace actively engaged with his fanbase, affectionately known as “Acers.” He teased the single on social media platforms, expressing his excitement and gratitude for their unwavering support.

“Omo Ologo” is now available on all major streaming platforms, inviting both existing fans and new listeners to experience its motivational message and infectious energy. As Timmy Ace continues to evolve as an artist, his dedication to creating music that uplifts and inspires remains evident, solidifying his place in the Nigerian music scene.

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In his most recent release is “Dɔ No Bi”, he collaborated with rapper Strongman, demonstrating a unique ability to synergize artistically with sounds of other genres. The track captures the essence of love through soulful melodies and emotive lyrics.​

Prior to “Dɔ No Bi,” Ricky released a single titled “Odo Y3 D3,” which also explores similar themes. His music often reflects personal experiences, aiming to connect deeply with listeners.​

Ricky is active on social media platforms, where he shares updates about his music and engages with fans. His recent collaboration with Strongman has garnered attention, further establishing his presence in the Ghanaian music scene.​

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In April 2024, he released the heartfelt single “Pain,” featuring Tidox, which resonated deeply with fans for its powerful lyrics and engaging melody. This track, along with others, is available on Apple Music and showcases his ability to connect with listeners on an emotional level.

EA Mous’s expanding discography includes standout tracks like “Phenomenal” from his TMR (Take My Rose) EP, “Nobody” featuring Thee Ori, “Kele Kele Luv,” and “Something” featuring Fofa, all part of the critically acclaimed album Breakfast In Paradise (2024).

EA Mous’s artistry speaks volumes. He continues to collaborate with talented artists, pushing creative boundaries and solidifying his place as one of Nigeria’s emerging music stars.

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His discography includes Conqueror and the 2021 album Dynasty, which reflect his journey and growth. In 2024, he released Price Target, further solidifying his signature style.

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His breakout moment came in 2020 with the Rendezvous EP, a project that showcased his smooth vocals and storytelling, featuring Jamaican/UK artist Summer Pearl. The EP explored love, emotions, and deep connections, setting the stage for his growing influence. With his hit Rockstar turning heads and earning a nomination at the 2020 Fashion Film Festival in Istanbul, it became evident Drupz is here to make an impact.

With each new release, Drupz continues to push boundaries. His latest collaboration, By You with Stunna Dior, blends passion and high-energy vibes, cementing his status as an artist to watch in the Afro-Fusion and Dancehall space.

Keep your eyes on Drupz. This is just the beginning.

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Pemifemi is an emerging musical force bringing a fresh vibe to Afro-pop, mixing humor, street slang, and feel-good energy into every track. Born and raised in Ghana, he blends traditional African beats with modern sounds, creating music that makes you want to move. His catchy lyrics and infectious melodies have earned him a loyal fanbase, and he’s only getting started.

He first grabbed attention with Cute Face, a song that instantly became a crowd favorite. Since then, he has worked with artists like Lyrical Joe and Quamina MP, proving he’s here to stay. His latest EP, Ghana Jollof, is packed with party anthems, with tracks like Big Nyash and Bumper setting the perfect mood for a night out. The title track, Ghana Jollof, brings humor and energy, as it is reminiscent of the debate over which country makes the best jollof rice—Ghana or Nigeria.

Outside the studio, Pemifemi connects with fans online, sharing his journey and repping Ghanaian culture. His music is all about fun, confidence, and living in the moment. If you haven’t heard his songs yet, now’s the time. Pemifemi is taking Afro-pop to the next level, and you won’t want to miss out.

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In 2023, Mophty gained widespread recognition through his collaboration with Mr Drew on the remix of “Case.” This partnership not only highlighted his vocal prowess but also earned the track three nominations at the 2024 TGMA Awards: “Collaboration of the Year,” “Afrobeats Song of the Year,” and “Most Popular Song of the Year.”

Building on this momentum, Mophty released “Hope and Pray” in June 2024, a Highlife single that delves into the daily struggles of the average Ghanaian. Produced by MOG Beatz and mixed by Mix Master Garzy, the song offers a message of hope and resilience, with lyrics like, “But adey hope and pray before the sun go rise, you go make a way.”

In October 2024, Mophty collaborated with Ogee & Maestro on their debut single, “Makoma,” further showcasing his versatility and appeal in the Ghanaian music scene.

Mophty’s latest release, “Gyeme So,” continues his exploration of themes centered around faith and perseverance. The song serves as both a prayer and an anthem for those seeking breakthrough moments, blending relatable storytelling with an infectious rhythm.

Throughout his career, Mophty has expressed a deep admiration for legendary Highlife musician Kojo Antwi, stating that a collaboration with him would be a significant blessing.

As he continues to evolve as an artist, Mophty remains committed to creating music that resonates with listeners, offering both solace and inspiration through his heartfelt compositions.

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Remember when Brenda Fassie was a force to be reckoned with? When Miriam Makeba’s voice was a movement? Well, history is at a full-circle moment, because African women are reclaiming their power in the music industry, and honestly, the men better keep up or step aside.

Last year, Tyla made history, snagging the Best African Music Performance Grammy for Water in a category that was practically created for Afrobeats. And on the second day of this month, Tems claimed the plaque for Best African Music Performance, a category full of renowned male heavyweights: Davido, Asake, Burna Boy and even (for whatever reason) Chris Brown.

These wins aren’t flukes. It signals the dawn of a new day, a proof that African women in music are no longer just “the female artists” in the industry. They are the industry. Their sound is global. Their impact is undeniable. Their influence? Growing by the minute. And it’s the beginning, considering more hot ones like Akua Music, waiting to claim their spot on the mainstream

But before you go thinking it’s a men vs. women thing, chill, because it’s not. But if male artists were ever under the illusion that this industry was their exclusive playground, they’ve got two choices—beat them or join them. Because collaboration, not competition, is the future. We love to see (read, hear) African music at its strongest when it’s diverse, when it’s a fusion of different energies, voices, and perspectives.

So, let’s put it simply: the female wave isn’t coming—it’s already here. You’re either riding it or getting swept aside. What’s it gonna be?

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Since stepping onto the scene in 2019, he’s been building a name for himself with tracks like Eye Red, Repeat, Efrebor, and Personal, earning a growing fan base across streaming platforms.

His journey so far has been all about evolution. His works include multiple singles, an album (10 PM), and his latest EP (ENIQMA), each showcasing his versatility and passion for storytelling. Whether he’s vibing solo or collaborating on tracks like Sadé and Trap My Soul, Niq-El’s music reflects real-life experiences, culture, and raw emotion.

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Africa Rising is the playlist that calls the world’s attention to the hottest rising stars on the continent. It’s refreshing to see Bob Blaq stepping into the spotlight, with his fellow creative comrade Mascara Vibez beside him.

Omo Alhaja is a joint that’s one of its kind. It pulls you in with its infectious rhythm, slick vibes, and an Afrobeat groove that hits differently. Bob Blaq’s unique flow, combined with Mascara Vibez’s signature touch, creates a track you feel in your soul. We’re really not shocked that Apple Music took notice!

At Highvibes, we take this as one for the culture. Afrobeats are worldwide, and it’s a major moment to applaud one of our own. And we’re confident that there’s more where “Omo Alhaja” came from. So we raise a glass to new feats, and the successes we build upon them.

Now it’s time to shout it to the rooftops again. 

Stream “Omo Alhaja”, add it to your playlist, share it, and let’s keep this fire burning!

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