FIVE COLLABORATIONS OF AFRICAN ARTISTS AND FOREIGN ARTISTS YOU THOUGHT IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN

Below are the top 5 mega collaborations between African artists and Foreign artists we thought it will never happen but it happened.


5. BUJU BANTAN FT DJ KHALID , SIZZLER-HOLY MOUNTAIN 

The song “holy mountain” released in last year May is one of the songs that caught reggae lover’s eye as it featured award-winning DJ,DJ Khalid on the song.

The video had scenes of beautiful scenes of waterfalls in Jamaica, a perfect way to portray what they have. A must add to playlist if you’re a reggae lover.


4. TYGA FT MR.EAZI - TONY MONTANA 

The “Dab” hitmaker from Nigeria based in Ghana,Mr Eazi got his fans in amazement as he collaborated with seasoned rapper Tyga n his Tony Montana song released last year and got many of his fans jamming to it till date.


3. SIMI FT DRAKE -SMALL THINGS 

The multi-talented musician and actor Simisola played a fantastic role this year trying to wow fans win her songs. She came in with”duduke ” which got mothers to be on their feet and now shows how she can use her career to take Africa on the map with her song “Small things” which has got Canadian musician and rapper Drake on it. If you haven’t seen it yet go check it out on YouTube.



2.Burna Boy FT NICKI MINAJ - ATTENTION 

Burna Boy waves maker with his “African Giant ” album and”Twice as Tall” also an album gets in touch with one of the big names in female rap Nicki Minaj on his song dubbed ‘Attention’. If you’re a big fan of the music goddess and you don’t haven’t heard the song, check it out now.


1.SHATTA WALE FT BEYONCÈ -ALREADY 

And to the current collaboration that has got people on their seats looking out for what’s happening next, a song on the “Lion King ” album of Giselle Carter’s, award-winning sensational singer,songwriter, dancer etc featured Ghana’s very own Shatta Wale is a tune that was released last year that got every afrobeat lover grooving to it.

The video was released last month got buzzing on the internet space as many sent congratulatory messages to the self-acclaimed dancehall king.