New Hot Music Pack | Ayra Starr, Rema, Young Jonn, Niniola, Patoranking

AYRA STARR & REMA – WHO’S DAT GIRL

Mavin Records’ crown jewels deliver the collaboration the fans have been waiting for.
When two supernovas collide, you don’t just hear it, you feel it. That’s precisely what happens on Who’s Dat Girl, the electrifying new single from Ayra Starr and Rema that dropped today, instantly setting the internet ablaze and positioning itself as one of 2025’s most anticipated releases.
The build-up to Who’s Dat Girl has been impressive. Speculation reached fever pitch following a viral moment at New York’s Global Citizen Festival, where the duo’s charged stage presence sent social media into overdrive. Were they teasing something? The answer came in the form of an audacious Instagram announcement: both artists lifting their shirts to reveal airbrushed portraits of each other emblazoned across their tees. Bold and quite intimate.
Co-produced by Ragee and The Elements, Who’s Dat Girl is a sonic feast that refuses to be boxed in. The track weaves Ayra’s signature sultry confidence through layers of dancehall bounce and R&B silk, all anchored by Afrobeats’ irresistible pulse. It’s sensual without being overstated, playful without losing its edge.
What elevates the record beyond mere collaboration is the palpable chemistry. Ayra and Rema didn’t just trade verses; they challenge each other, their call-and-response building tension that crackles through every bar. His swagger meets her self-assured allure in a push-and-pull that feels competitive and complementary. By the final hook, it’s clear: this is what happens when equals decide to play.
The release couldn’t be better timed. Rema continues his victory lap following the release of FUN, while Ayra Starr rides the momentum of Hot Body, proving once again why she’s one of the genre’s most captivating voices. As labelmates under Don Jazzy’s legendary Mavin Records tutelage, their partnership feels less like calculation and more like inevitability, the natural next chapter for two artists operating at the peak of their powers.
Who’s Dat Girl is a statement. A declaration that Afrobeats’ new guard isn’t waiting for permission to rewrite the rules. With this collaboration, Ayra Starr and Rema are dominating the present, and also, they’re architecting the future of African music on the global stage.

YOUNG JONN – FULL CONTROL

The Chocolate City hitmaker delivers a smooth, sensual anthem ahead of his highly anticipated Blue Disco album
Just when you thought Young Jonn couldn’t get any smoother, the Chocolate City star returns with Full Control, a sultry new single, further cementing his evolution from the “Wicked Producer” behind the boards to one of Afrobeats most compelling vocalists.
Produced by Yung Willis, Full Control serves as a follow-up to Young Jonn and Wizkid’s record Cash Flow, and is a key piece of his upcoming album, Blue Disco. The track is a smooth tune with an uptempo vibe. Young Jonn’s commanding vocal delivery explores the dynamics of a relationship where he’s firmly in the driver’s seat.
From the moment warm guitar strings and understated log drums introduce the track, listeners are drawn into a narrative of emotional maturity. It is a declaration of confidence wrapped in sensuality, exhibiting Young Jonn’s ability to merge vibe with meaning.
Full Control arrives as part of a carefully orchestrated rollout for Blue Disco, Young Jonn’s much-anticipated 20-track album that he announced was complete on October 2, 2025. The single joins Cash Flow featuring Wizkid, Che Che with Asake, and Only Fans as key pieces building momentum toward what promises to be one of the year’s most significant releases.
Young Jonn’s journey from hitmaker to headliner has been nothing short of remarkable. His 2023 run included successful releases like Currency featuring Olamide, Stamina with Tiwa Savage and Ayra Starr, and love anthems Aquafina and Sharpally, each garnering tens of millions of streams. He closed the year with Disconnect and Go Hard, leading into his debut album Jiggy Forever, a genre-blending 16-track project featuring Sean Paul, Don Jazzy, Seyi Vibez, Ya Levis, and more.
With Full Control, Young Jonn is making a statement about artistic maturity and creative confidence. As the countdown to Blue Disco continues, this track serves as both a promise and a preview: Young Jonn is in full control of his destiny, and he’s taking Afrobeats to new heights with him.

 

NINIOLA – BELLE

The queen of Afro-House Niniola, returns with her exhilarating new single, BELLE, an up-tempo Afro-House tune engineered to sustain the party’s unrelenting pulse.
 The track, produced by the skilled Niphkeys, delivers two minutes of euphoric log drums, shimmering synths, and Niniola’s vocals that fuse Yoruba sensuality with dancefloor magnetism. As her latest sonic dispatch following a string of genre-defining hits, BELLE arrives primed for rotation, cementing Niniola’s throne in the ever-expanding Afro-House empire.
BELLE bursts forth as a high-energy celebration of insatiable desire and joyful consequences, narrating the tale of a smitten guy who simply can’t keep his hands off his girlfriend, despite her playful plea to “love me easy”, culminating in the delightful revelation of her pregnancy.
Niniola’s multilingual flair weaves Pidgin English and Yoruba into cheeky, steamy verses that transform intimate escapades into communal revelry, all underpinned by Niphkeys’ impressive production that layers swinging basslines with euphoric hooks for an irresistible groove.
This narrative twist elevates the single from mere banger to empowering fable, blending vulnerability with victory in a way that echoes Niniola’s signature style: bold, unapologetic, and profoundly relatable.

 

PATORANKING – NO JONZE

Nigerian OG Patoranking reignites his fire with the release of his infectious new single, No Jonze, a high-octane fusion of 1990s Galala rhythms and contemporary Afrobeats that pulses with unyielding energy and streetwise wisdom.
Released via Amari Musiq, the track serves as the lead single heralding Patoranking’s forthcoming fifth studio album.
Produced by acclaimed beatmaker DeeYasso, No Jonze clocks in at a taut 2:37, delivering relentless percussion, raw basslines, and festival-grade hooks that transport listeners back to the gritty dancehalls of Ajegunle while propelling forward with modern dancehall flair.
No Jonze channels the improvisational spirit of Galala, the percussive, defiant sound that defined Nigeria’s late-90s underground scene, reimagined through Patoranking’s gravelly, commanding vocals and lyrical prowess.
Penned by Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie alongside collaborators Michael Ovie Ikaka and Elvis Chimezie Akujobi, the track transforms Lagos street slang into a motivational blueprint: “no jonze” as a rallying cry against complacency, urging underdogs to stay sharp, hustle relentlessly, and seize every opportunity without fumbling.
From its opening bounce to the euphoric chorus, the song celebrates survival and swagger, blending reggae roots with Afrobeats’ global sheen to create an anthem that’s as much for midnight owambes as it is for international stages, underscoring Patoranking’s enduring role as a cultural bridge-builder.
As Afrobeats cements its worldwide reign, this release reaffirms the artist’s evolution, blending heritage with innovation to inspire a new generation of hustlers.

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