Nigerian Afrobeat’s artist Jhaysings is making waves once again with the release of his latest single, “Emotions“ Hailing from Lagos, Nigeria, Jhaysings has spent the last seven years building a name for himself as a singer, songwriter, producer, and mix engineer. His dedication to developing a unique sound has earned him recognition from some of Nigeria’s biggest stars, including Davido, Kizz Daniel, and Asake. Following the success of his debut album Echoes of Jhay, the talented artist is now stepping into a new chapter with a record that showcases both his artistry and cultural roots.

Inspired by the beat during the creative process, “Emotions” came together naturally as the lyrics flowed effortlessly into the production. The song delivers a soulful Afrobeat experience centered around love, pain, and the emotions people often struggle to express. What makes the track especially meaningful to Jhaysings is its authentic blend of Yoruba dialect and Nigerian Pidgin English, creating a sound that feels deeply personal while remaining universally relatable. The calming instrumental and heartfelt delivery allow listeners to connect with the song on an emotional level from start to finish.

Currently working with Arkitek Music Group, Jhaysings continues to prove why he is one of the independent artists worth watching in the African music scene. His favorite line from the song, “Come give me oh come give me your love,” perfectly captures the vulnerability and sincerity woven throughout the record. As he continues his journey as an independent artist and builds momentum around both Emotions and his album Echoes of Jhay, Jhaysings is demonstrating that authentic storytelling, cultural pride, and soulful music remain a powerful combination. Fans of Afrobeat and emotionally driven music will find plenty to appreciate in this compelling new release.

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Rising Valley/Bay Area artist Monay ShaReece is preparing to unveil one of her most personal releases yet with the upcoming single, Double Back, arriving June 19, 2026. Produced by Syknesz on the Beat, the record dives deep into the emotional cycle of toxic love, heartbreak, and the struggle of breaking free from a relationship that continuously pulls you back in. Drawing inspiration from a real-life experience that spanned more than a decade, Monay transforms personal pain into a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever found themselves returning to a love they knew wasn’t healthy.

What makes Double Back especially meaningful is its authenticity. Monay ShaReece doesn’t simply tell a story—she relives it through every lyric. One standout line from the song captures the emotional tug-of-war perfectly: “Can’t reach me cause ya calls blocked, either that or my phone off, cause I know if I answer then it’s gone be an argument, you gone say I’m trippin and I ain’t using common sense.” The raw honesty within the record reflects the frustration, vulnerability, and emotional exhaustion that often accompany complicated relationships. It’s a chapter from her life that listeners will likely see reflected in their own experiences.

As anticipation builds for the release, Monay ShaReece is already keeping busy with 14 performance engagements scheduled this month. Fans will have the opportunity to experience Double Back live when she performs it on release day during Juneteenth celebrations in Hanford, followed by another appearance at Switch Nightclub on June 6. Known for being a true artist who writes, sings, and raps directly from the heart, Monay continues to separate herself through genuine storytelling and emotional delivery. With Double Back, she offers more than a song—she offers a piece of her journey.

Los Angeles-area artist and entrepreneur Kameup Koley is continuing to build momentum with the release of his latest single, “Keisha,” which dropped on April 20th, 2026, through Life is Grand Music Group. Produced and engineered by StreetsandTrickey, the record taps into a nostalgic hip-hop energy inspired by Lil Wayne while still carrying Koley’s own signature style. Known for balancing music, business, and leadership within his community, Kameup Koley represents a new generation of independent artists focused on ownership and longevity.

Born Jacorey Jackson and raised in California’s Inland Empire, Kameup Koley has built his brand from the ground up through hustle, vision, and consistency. Beyond music, he is the founder of Kameup LLC and has expanded his entrepreneurial reach with the opening of a physical storefront in California. He has also become known for creating opportunities for other independent artists by hosting showcases and live events throughout the Inland Empire and Los Angeles, helping emerging talent gain exposure and build connections within the industry.

His new single “Keisha” reflects the same authenticity that has helped him connect with listeners and his community alike. Koley says the song was motivated by his admiration for Lil Wayne and his desire to bring that era’s creativity and charisma back into today’s music landscape. Filled with sharp punchlines and vivid imagery, the song delivers memorable moments like, “Italian bitch name Ally want me to fold her like a pizza, all her fuck faces priceless I jus call her Mona Lisa.” With “Keisha,” Kameup Koley continues proving that his movement is about more than music — it’s about legacy, creative independence, and inspiring others to build something of their own.