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DJames Links Qing Madi on ‘Can’t Wait’ — LVRN Afro-Dance Soft-Glow Flex Out Now

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Mr Eazi Drops ‘Comfort’ ft Moliy — Soft-Life Banku Flex Out Now

Mr Eazi — “Comfort” ft Moliy is Banku soft-life back on the Aux with Accra DNA in the guest verse. Dropped 2 October 2026 , the roughly 2:26 cut (Ragee on the boards) rides breezy Afrobeats–dancehall bounce while Moliy slides in like the BADDIES wave never left the chat. Ei, when a GH–NG pioneer and a Shake-It-To-The-Max voice say “comfort,” the playlist no need a translator — e need headphones and a clean replay. 🎧 Listen Now Apple Music — Comfort (feat. MOLIY) Spotify — Comfort Amazon Music — Comfort TIDAL — Comfort Audiomack — Comfort YouTube — Comfort (official visual) Official song.link hub — Comfort emPawa Africa smart link — Comfort Quick take Apple Music dates the single 2 October 2026 ; produced by Ragee. Official streams only — no pirate MP3s. Press play, collect the comfort, keep the Aux soft and clean. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.
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Young Jonn Drops ‘Elumelu’ — Dear London Afrobeats Flex Out Now

Young Jonn — “Elumelu” is out. Chocolate City’s melody machine just slid track four of the brand-new Dear London EP into the speakers — money-mindset first, sticky Afrobeats pocket second, and that “I see the money coming” stamp Accra and Lagos already dey hum before the drop cools. Ei. When Jiggy open the booth and the drums answer soft-then-loud, the playlist no ask for soft landing — e ask for volume. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Elumelu Apple Music — Elumelu Audiomack — Elumelu YouTube — Elumelu (Official Audio) song.link hub — Elumelu Official EP hub — Dear London Video Stream the official audio on YouTube (Young Jonn — Elumelu). Clean streams only. Quick take Dropped 25 September 2026 via Chocolate City Music on the seven-track Dear London EP — about 2:13 of Afrobeats ambition-flex heat, produced by Ragee and Jaypizzle . Solo Young Jonn lane after Shege and Glass in the Air : hustle in the title, velvet in the vocal, zero pirate folders. Hit play...
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Young Jonn Drops ‘Hold Somebody’ — Chocolate City Amapiano Flex Out Now

Young Jonn — “Hold Somebody” is out. Chocolate City’s melody machine just turned “I need somebody close” into Amapiano log-drum therapy — Accra and Lagos, sync the weekend playlist before the group chat starts arguing who claimed it first. Ei. 🎧 Listen Now Spotify — Hold Somebody Apple Music — Hold Somebody Audiomack — Hold Somebody Official link hub — youngjonn.lnk.to Video Stream the official audio on YouTube (Young Jonn — Hold Somebody) Quick take Out via Chocolate City Music (early September 2026). Produced by Jhay2unez and Ragee — about 2:38 of fast Amapiano drums, bright synths, and that raspy Young Jonn hook begging for company. Soft-life craving, dancefloor pulse, zero pirate folders. Stream clean. Share clean. Follow The Ent News for Ghana, Nigeria & global entertainment drops.
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