Beyoncé has dropped the vibrant video for her song “Already” featuring Major Lazer and Shatta Wale, which is also a part of her Black Is King visual album. Black Is King is based on tracks from The Lion King: the Gift, the soundtrack from the 2019 film remake of The Lion King.

In the visually arresting new clip, Beyoncé is seen in a myriad of locations, moving from outdoor nature scenes where she appears adorned in body paint in a tree, to a warehouse where she’s flanked by dancers. It also features scenes of dancers from around the world interwoven throughout the clip, highlighting the upcoming film’s inspiring celebration of being Black, from its elegant choreography and fashion to the global locations.

The visual was released mere hours before the premiere of Beyoncé’s Black Is King, which arrives via Disney+ at 3 a.m. ET on Friday. “Black Is King is an affirmation of a grand purpose, with lush visuals that celebrate Black resilience and culture. The film highlights the beauty of tradition and Black excellence,” Disney said in an earlier statement about the film.

As a recent film trailer showcases, Black Is King will feature guests Jay-Z, fellow Destiny’s Child singer Kelly Rowland, Pharrell Williams, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Lupita Nyong’o, Naomi Campbell, models Aweng Ade-Chuol and Adut Akech and several other artists that appear on The Gift album.

Ama Slay kicks off the summer with the release of her brand new single, ‘Ice Cream’. It’s rumored that this is the first single from her forthcoming EP. The catchy summer tune was produced by B2. The new track sees Ama Slay linking up with frequent collaborator Yaw Skyface for a booming production on the music video

The video for the track features a variety of pink, yellow and red colors, lollipops, female dancers and of course Ama Slay licking ice cream of her man. With some authentic confidence and a memorable hook, “Ice Cream” is definitely a banger. She’s got other songs like Asem, My Lover, Turn It Up, and Ginger.

DJs in Ghana have already started making this the official summer jam so why don’t you get it on your phones music devices.

Accra, Tuesday, July 28, 2020 – Rising Hip-Hop star, Yxng Jiggy releases a spanking piece of new music today. Dubbed ‘No Gidigidi’, the 3-minute long single is served atop dandy visuals, spicy enough to keep fans pumped. ‘No Gidigidi’ features none other than Luchiez for its bouncy hook.

Like the song’s title, Yxng Jiggy comes through with a relaxed flow, stuffed with all the goodies; delivery, flow and bars that pack a punch. Visuals were taped by Afuro in Amsterdam and bounce between an outdoor and varied indoor shots. Viewers are given a spin in one swank apartment occupied by Yxng Jiggy, Luchiez, one damsel and their homies, all fitted in hip apparel.

Overall, scenes come off super crisp and vivid, with all the swank money can buy. It’s been a long chilly month and fans will be glad Yxng Jiggy brought some heat along. ‘No Gidigidi’ is out now on all digital platforms worldwide, plug in here: https://songwhip.com/yxngjiggy/no-gidigidi

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After making serious waves with her single “Went to Ghana” fast rising music star Zakisha Brown is out another International hit single “Africa Home Again”. Produced by 3Nity & Nate Smit, the song features Jeff Moes & L.N. Wyman. Stream here: https://audiomack.com/zakisha. Zak’isha came to Ghana in December of 2019 for a performance at Labadi beach and she wanted to show the beauty of Africa because of the negative stigma people think it looks like. https://www.spotify.com/uk/

The scenes show the beauty of Accra Ghana and specifically Aburi Gardens with the Parallel beautiful trees. The shots of the colorful Continent were also filmed at a Place called African Palace. In her video, She talks about the beauty of loving her natural hair, and how they try to say being dark skin isn’t natural when we in fact we all come from a black hole, meaning the universe and cosmos and the womb.

When Zakisha said “Africa, America’s backbone, if we take our spine back where will you go, for your oils and your gold and your new phones? 80% of Colton from Congo” That was extremely powerful and educational. She’s talking about the power of the motherland and its natural resources that are being exploited without proper or integral compensation. The world needs Africa but Africa doesn’t need the world.