VIDEOS | My Top 5 Afro-Pop Songs (June 2016)

Posted on by Kwapi Vengesayi

Over the last month or so, these are the top 5 Afro-pop songs playing in my car, on my phone and on my computers whenever I have some music going. Some of these songs are new and some are old—regardless, I’m obsessed with them for some reason.

  1. Falz “Soldier” featuring SiMi

2. Iyanya “Type of Woman”

3. Maskiri “maMwari” featuring Tererai and Natty Gee

4. Davido “Dodo”

5. Lil Kesh – “Shoki” (Remix) featuring Davido, Olamide

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Published by Kwapi Vengesayi

Zimbabwean by birth, Kwapi Vengesayi graduated from the University of Idaho where he studied Architecture and Sociology. He has over 10 years experience working with, and consulting for, universities, cultural groups and other individuals and organizations on issues, initiatives and events related to civil rights, diversity and inclusion. Vengesayi has also written two Amazon category bestsellers, the second being ranked #1 in two categories: Romance & Relationships and Social Science. He has been been nominated for and has received numerous awards of the years. Vengesayi is also the creator and executive producer of the award-winning Shades of Black Show and in 2015, he was invited to give a TEDx Talk about the Shades of Black Show and what he calls, “The Art of Activist Entertainment.”