The Best East African Songs Right Now

March is bringing the heat with a fresh wave of standout tracks from East Africa and beyond, proving once again that the region's music scene is vibrant, global, and unstoppable.

This month's standout releases highlight both cross-border chemistry and artistic reinvention. Abigail Chams andHarmonize light up East Africa with the viral hit "Me Too," while Savara's stripped-down acoustic version of "Show You Off" reveals the depth of his solo artistry. On the continent-spanning front,Bien's smooth vocals glide effortlessly over Brazilian producer Rammor's house rhythms in "All I Need," proving East African talent continues to resonate globally.

From club bangers to introspective ballads, East Africa's music stars are owning the charts, shaping the soundtrack of the continent and beyond.

Abigail Chams - "Me Too" feat. Harmonize (Tanzania)

Tanzanian pop star Abigail Chams is enjoying a significant moment in her career with her hit single "Me Too," featuring Harmonize. This track has become the undisputed anthem across East Africa. Signed to Sony Music East Africa, the 21-year-old sensation delivers a bright, bongo flava-infused love song that's flirty and infectious. The song has also fueled rumors about her relationship with Harmonize, as some cheeky lyrical references hint at more than just musical chemistry. Beyond the gossip, "Me Too" is a certified viral TikTok hit, with fans nationwide jumping on the catchy challenge.

Savara - "Show You Off" (Acoustic) (Kenya)

Savara strips it back with the acoustic version of his hit single "Show You Off," offering fans a more intimate and soulful take on the track that's already garnered over five million views in just four months. The former Sauti Sol member continues to carve out his solo identity with intention and depth. This acoustic rendition of "Show You Off" follows hot on the heels of "Sianda," another standout release from last month — solidifying 2025 as a defining year for the artist.

Dany Nanone - “So Far” feat. Ella Rings (Rwanda)

Rwandan rapper Dany Nanone continues to make a strong comeback with "So Far," a smooth Afropop collaboration featuring rising star Ella Rings. Since its release, the song has quickly gained traction on YouTube, amassing hundreds of thousands of views in under a week, a clear sign that Nanone's resurgence is resonating with old and new fans.

Willy Paul x Phina - “Inabamba” (Kenya/Tanzania)

Kenya and Tanzania come together in "Inabamba," a sizzling bongo flava collaboration between Willy Paul and Tanzanian songstress Phina. Since its release, the track has been turning heads and racking up numbers, crossing one million views in just two weeks. Willy Paul, who's been on a consistent hit streak since February, brings his signature flair while Phina adds sultry vocals to the mix.

Jpc Again - "Eden"  feat. Ava Peace  (Uganda)

The hottest song in Uganda right now is "Eden" by Jpc Again and Ava Peace — a sultry, addictive track dominating airwaves and playlists. Ava Peace has been steadily rising in the Ugandan music scene with "Whiskey" and "Kawala Ka Amooti," so it was an excellent choice by Jpc Again to collaborate.

Rammor x Bien - All I Need (Brazil/Kenya)

"All I Need" is a sun-soaked collaboration between Brazilian DJ/producer Rammor and Kenyan star Bien that effortlessly blends house rhythms with a touch of East African soul. Known for his signature "summer nostalgia" sound, Rammor brings breezy, feel-good energy to the track — and Bien rides the beat with ease, proving once again that his voice can flow seamlessly across any genre.