Vibes of the Week: 10 Nigerian Songs You Need in Your Ears Right Now
There’s something special about the way Nigerian music hits – it’s vibrant, unpredictable, and always evolving. Whether you’re stuck in Lagos traffic, chilling at home, or just in need of a sonic pick-me-up, this week’s chart of Nigerian tracks is packed with heat you don’t want to miss.
From feel-good bangers and soul-soaked anthems to rap verses that cut deep, this curated list brings you the songs currently defining the moment in Afrobeats, Alté, Amapiano, and more. These are the tracks lighting up playlists, airwaves, and dancefloors – and chances are, they’ll be stuck in your head before the week is over.
Ready to plug in? Read on as we dive into the top 10 Nigerian songs you need to hear this week.
Olamide ft. Wizkid & Darkoo – Billionaires Club
Olamide opens the doors to elite sonic luxury with Billionaires Club, calling on none other than Wizkid and UK-Nigerian rapper Darkoo to complete the all-star lineup. The track is rich with confidence, suave energy, and melodic finesse – exactly what you’d expect when two of Afrobeats‘ biggest titans unite.
Wizkid floats effortlessly on the hook with his signature laid-back charisma, while Darkoo brings that slick UK flavor. Olamide, as always, delivers with his refined swagger, asserting dominance with every bar. Whether you’re in the mood to feel like money or just need a song that hits both in the car and on your speaker at home, Billionaires Club sets the perfect tone for the week.
Olamide ft. Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn & Daecolm – 99
When Olamide assembles a dream team of Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn, and Daecolm, you already know you’re in for a banger, and 99Â delivers beyond expectations. This track is bold, braggadocious, and beautifully layered, with each artist bringing their A-game.
Asake and Seyi Vibez lace the record with their street-flavored melodies, while Young Jonn adds that addictive bounce he’s known for. Daecolm, the UK-based R&B vocalist, smooths things out with a silky touch. Olamide himself leads like a true general – his verses are razor-sharp, and his delivery is nothing short of iconic.
99 isn’t just a song – it’s a statement. It’s the sound of a rap mogul surrounding himself with the freshest voices of the moment, creating a dynamic anthem that represents the current heartbeat of Nigerian music. A certified highlight on the Olamide album.
Famous Pluto ft. Shallipopi & Zerrydl – Ewo
Ewo is the kind of street-hop anthem that immediately grabs your attention with its high-energy bounce and unapologetic swagger. Famous Pluto leads the charge with raw charisma, while Shallipopi and Zerrydl – two of the hottest names in the current street-pop wave – bring that extra flavor that turns a good track into a certified street anthem.
The beat is punchy and percussive, laced with catchy ad-libs and quotable lines that are bound to trend on social media. Shallipopi rides the beat with his usual eccentric style, while Zerrydl adds finesse with his melodic delivery, rounding out the trio perfectly.
Ewo sounds like a victory lap for the new school. It’s playful yet confident, unfiltered yet polished. If you’re looking for a track that screams “outside is open,†this is it.
BNXN & FOLA – Very Soon
Very Soon is a soulful, emotionally charged collaboration between BNXN (formerly Buju) and rising talent FOLA. It’s the kind of record that speaks to the dreamer in all of us – laced with hope, ambition, and the quiet reassurance that greatness is just around the corner.
BNXN delivers his signature blend of heartfelt melodies and introspective lyrics, while FOLA matches the energy with grace and clarity. Their chemistry is effortless, giving the track a spiritual undertone without losing its commercial appeal. It’s relatable, powerful, and soothing all at once.
Currently sitting high on the charts and resonating deeply across social media, Very Soon is more than just a song – it’s a message. A reminder that no matter where you are in life, your time is coming. Add this to your playlist for those quiet moments of reflection or motivation.
Seyi Vibez – Pressure
Seyi Vibez continues his stellar run with Pressure, a deeply reflective yet rhythmically gripping track that taps into themes of hustle, survival, and staying true to yourself in the face of chaos. Known for his raw delivery and street-conscious lyricism, Seyi Vibez delivers yet another anthem that resonates with the everyday Nigerian experience.
Pressure leans on his signature Fuji-infused Afrobeats sound, but it’s the emotion in his voice that truly cuts through. You can hear the weight of the grind in every word – whether he’s talking about staying focused, dodging fake love, or praying for better days.
It’s a song that hits hard, not just because of the beat, but because of the reality it carries. Add it to your playlist if you need music that not only sounds good but also speaks to the soul.
Olamide ft. Muyeez & Seyi Vibez – Free
Olamide teams up with the rising sensation Muyeez and Street Pop star Seyi Vibez for Free, one of the most emotionally charged and melodically rich songs off his latest self-titled album.
Free is a raw yet inspiring track about liberation – from pain, from judgment, from societal constraints. Muyeez opens with a captivating chorus that sets a spiritual tone, while Seyi Vibez adds his signature intensity and street-wise reflections. Olamide anchors the track with thoughtful verses that blend introspection with boldness.
This isn’t just a song; it’s a declaration. Whether you’re navigating personal struggles or chasing your purpose, Free reminds you to stay grounded, focused, and unafraid to live on your own terms.
Muyeez – Mortal Kombat
Vibez Inc’s rising star Muyeez steps into full warrior mode with Mortal Kombat – a gritty, pulsating street anthem that blends Afrobeats swagger with a raw, battle-ready energy. From the moment the beat drops, Muyeez commands attention with his fiery delivery, bold lyrics, and a hook that hits like a finishing move.
The title isn’t just for show. Just like the iconic video game, Mortal Kombat is about survival, intensity, and dominance. Muyeez flexes lyrical muscle and unshakable confidence as he rides the bouncy, bass-heavy production with ease. It’s streetwise, catchy, and brimming with energy – perfect for fans who like their music bold and unapologetic.
With this track, Muyeez continues to prove he’s not just a newcomer – he’s a force to be reckoned with. Add this one to your playlist if you’re ready to go head-to-head with the week.
Young Jonn ft. Asake – Che Che
Young Jonn and Asake join forces on Che Che, a vibrant and addictive track that blends street-savvy lyrics with party-starting production. This collab is an energetic anthem that captures the essence of today’s Afrobeats – playful, percussive, and full of swagger.
Young Jonn delivers his signature bouncy beats and melodic flows, setting the stage perfectly for Asake’s unmistakable voice and Fuji-inspired cadence. Asake brings his usual charisma and lyrical flair, riding the beat with effortless confidence and giving Che Che its replay value.
This track feels made for movement – whether it’s a turn-up night or a solo dance session. It’s loud, fun, and very much in tune with the streets. If you’re curating a playlist that brings energy and vibes, Che Che absolutely belongs in the rotation.
Olamide – Hasibunallah
Olamide taps into deep spiritual territory with Hasibunallah, a reflective, soul-stirring piece from his new self-titled album Olamide. The title, drawn from the Arabic phrase “Hasbunallahu wa ni’mal wakeel†meaning “Allah is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs,†sets the tone for a song steeped in gratitude, faith, and personal growth.
With minimalist production and a hauntingly emotional delivery, Olamide lays bare his thoughts on destiny, struggles, and divine protection. The song isn’t about commercial appeal – it’s about inner peace and staying centered in a chaotic world.
If you’re in need of a moment of clarity, Hasibunallah offers a meditative pause – an anthem for those walking in faith and reflection.
FOLA ft. Kizz Daniel – lost
On lost, rising star FOLA teams up with Afropop heavyweight Kizz Daniel to deliver a deeply emotional and melodically rich track that speaks to pain, heartbreak, and vulnerability. It’s one of those songs that lingers long after the final note fades – thanks to its honest lyricism and haunting delivery.
FOLA lays the foundation with raw, emotive verses, pouring his soul into the music, while Kizz Daniel adds a powerful layer of depth with his silky vocals and signature finesse. Together, they craft a song that feels like a late-night confession – delicate yet bold, soft yet striking.
lost is more than a song – it’s a feeling. Whether you’re going through a heartbreak or simply want to tap into something real, this collab hits all the right notes. A must-listen for anyone who appreciates Afrobeats with emotional substance.
Final Remarks – Enjoy The Vibes
This week’s top 10 Nigerian songs are a testament to the richness and evolution of Afrobeats and its offshoots. From street bangers and heartfelt ballads to reflective rap verses and genre-fusing anthems, these tracks highlight the creativity and emotional depth currently shaping the music scene.
Whether you’re seeking vibes to dance to, lyrics to connect with, or sounds to escape into, this playlist delivers it all. With artists like Olamide, Seyi Vibez, Asake, BNXN, and Muyeez continuously pushing boundaries, Nigerian music remains a global force.
Add these songs to your playlist, turn up the volume, and let the rhythm of the week carry you. Till next time, keep your ears open and your playlists fresh.
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