Music

Lordkez & Cassper — Aweh (Remix)

Published

10 months ago

16 September 2025

The “Aweh (Remix)” by Lordkez and Cassper is a song that mixes smooth melodies with street vibes. Cassper’s appearance gives the track a fresh boost that makes it better than the original song. You can feel that it aims at not just entertaining people but also throwing in that local flavour and confidence.

The beat eases in with a slow and hypnotic pace which allows Lordkez to glide over it. It’s layered with a crisp and warm bassline that gives it a polished but street-savvy feel. The track unfolds slowly, never static, always shifting just enough to keep your ear hooked. When Cassper jumps in, the production opens up, adding a sharper edge without breaking the flow. This balance is unique and makes the remix feel alive.

Lordkez delivers clearly, with his voice riding the beat well. His lyrics feel authentic, talking about life, success, love, but with swagger. Cassper brings his signature energy with more punch, sharper delivery, and some clever wordplay. Even if you don’t catch every line, the flow makes it easy to follow and keeps you interested.

One of the strong points is how Lordkez and Cassper complement each other. Lordkez sets the stage with smoother, more laid-back verses, and Cassper acts edgier, more aggressive, and with a higher energy. The remix doesn’t feel disjointed; instead it feels like a conversation. The feature isn’t just tacked on, it adds value.

The track has a cool confidence running through it. It’s not trying too hard to be an anthem, but it slides into that lane naturally. Picture cruising with the windows down or vibing with friends late at night, the song just fits. It’s smooth enough for solo listening but bold enough to carry a room. That replay factor comes from the perfect blend of good beats with sonorous vocals, making it a song you’ll come back to without thinking.

Music

Beyoncé Releases ‘Morning Dew (Donk)’ in Surprise Release

Published

5 days ago

8 July 2026

Tega Ekeri

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Beyoncé has released ‘Morning Dew (Donk)’ without prior announcement, giving fans their first new solo song since 2024’s Cowboy Carter. The track arrived over the Fourth of July weekend in the United States and quickly drew attention across streaming platforms and social media.

The release also launches the 20th anniversary celebrations for B’Day, Beyoncé’s second solo studio album, which was released in 2006 and featured hits including Irreplaceable, Déjà Vu and Ring the Alarm. According to information released alongside the song, Morning Dew (Donk) was recorded during the B’Day sessions but did not make the final track list. It will now appear on the album’s upcoming anniversary edition, nearly 20 years after it was first recorded.

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The song reunites Beyoncé with longtime collaborators Pharrell Williams, The-Dream and Darius Dixon, who share writing credits. Production was handled by Beyoncé and Pharrell Williams.

To accompany the release, Beyoncé shared a lyric video featuring archival footage filmed by photographer and director Cliff Watts during the B’Day era. The black-and-white visuals show the singer during a 2007 photo shoot, linking the newly released track to the period in which it was originally recorded.

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Rumours about a song titled Donk had circulated for years after references to the track appeared in music industry databases, but it was never officially released. Its arrival resolves long-running speculation surrounding the recording while adding another chapter to the B’Day anniversary celebrations.

The release also comes as fans continue to speculate about Beyoncé’s next studio project. Following Renaissance and Cowboy Carter, many have been expecting the third instalment of her planned trilogy. While Morning Dew (Donk) is a previously unreleased recording from the B’Day sessions rather than a preview of a new musical direction, it arrives at a time when interest in her next project remains high.

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By opening the B’Day anniversary celebrations with an unreleased recording from the vault, Beyoncé has revisited an important chapter of her career while giving listeners a chance to hear a track that remained unfinished business for nearly two decades.

Music

Tyla Becomes First Artist to Spend 100 Weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s US Afrobeats Chart

Published

6 days ago

7 July 2026

Fadire Olusola

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Tyla has reached another career milestone by becoming the first artist to spend 100 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. This feat shows Tyla’s growing influence in the world’s biggest music market. The record was confirmed after her latest hit, Is It Love, climbed to the top of the chart.

The Billboard chart was launched in 2022 through a partnership between Billboard and Afro Nation, it used streaming activity, digital sales and the data to arrive at the result. The chart is used to measure African music’s appeal in the American market. To achieve such a feat, the artist needs huge listener engagement. According to Chart Data, she has double the #1 of her closest competitors.

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Tyla’s record breaking run is because of her numerous successful singles, not just a single hit. Her single, Water, remained at No. 1 in the U.S. Afrobeats chart for 55 weeks. Also, the success of Push 2 Start, Chanel, and now Is It Love contributed to her historic 100 week total.

Tyla’s success is a testament of her talent. In recent years, Afrobeats and amapiano have featured on international streaming platforms and music festivals. Her dominance shows that African artists are no longer pushovers.

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The record came at a time Tyla’s second studio album, A Pop, is gathering international momentum. With four No. 1 songs in the U.S. She has raised the benchmark for future artists on the chart. Her latest achievement is a landmark moment for South African music and the wider African music industry.