Celebrating African Rhythms Worldwide

AfroMusic.News is the dedicated platform for African music journalism covering Afrobeats, Amapiano, Afro-fusion, highlife, and the diverse sounds emerging from the African continent and its global diaspora.

We document the artists, movements, and cultural innovations that position African music as a dominant force in global pop culture.

Our coverage spans traditional roots to contemporary evolution—from Lagos to London, Accra to Atlanta, Johannesburg to Paris. We profile breakthrough artists redefining genre boundaries, explore the production techniques shaping Afro-sonic innovation, and chronicle how African music influences global charts, fashion, dance, and cultural identity.

As part of the PopHits.Co network—the world’s most affordable music distribution platform—AfroMusic.News operates within infrastructure designed to support African artists and diaspora creators. Through MW3.biz, we function as a socio-constructive liaison in the professional lives of young and grassroots artists, independent musicians, and anyone self-mastering their career path in an industry that historically marginalized African creativity.

Whether you’re exploring cross-genre coverage through TopMusic.News, tracking chart performance on RockCharts.News, or distributing your music through PopHits.Co’s services, you’re part of an ecosystem amplifying underrepresented voices globally.

We also support early-stage career development for underrepresented creatives through GetFund.io, ensuring African artists and diaspora talent receive resources to build sustainable international careers.

AfroMusic.News doesn’t just cover African music. We champion its global ascent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What genres does AfroMusic.News cover? We cover the full spectrum of African music—Afrobeats, Amapiano, Afro-fusion, highlife, Afro-house, gengetone, kuduro, kwaito, and emerging hybrid genres blending African rhythms with global influences.

Do you cover African diaspora artists outside the continent? Absolutely. We track African music’s global influence from Lagos to London, Accra to Atlanta, Kinshasa to Paris. Artists of African descent creating Afro-inspired music worldwide fall within our editorial scope.

How can African artists get international distribution and coverage? Submit your music for editorial consideration while using PopHits.Co/service for affordable global distribution. The MW3.biz network provides both visibility and infrastructure for African artists reaching international audiences.

Does AfroMusic.News address cultural appropriation and representation issues? Yes. We provide critical analysis of how African music is consumed, credited, and compensated globally. Authentic representation and fair attribution are core to our editorial mission.