MBA FOR AFRICA

MBA FOR AFRICA has made a mark with a range of tracks that resonate with listeners. “Judgement” stands out for its catchy rhythm and engaging lyrics. It captures a moment of reflection, inviting fans to think and feel deeply. Another notable track is “Effing Up,” which combines a vibrant beat with relatable themes.

Other popular songs include “Different Feeling,” “Solo,” and “Ready,” each showcasing the diverse sound the artist brings to Afrobeat. “Feelings” and “Don’t Call Me Baby” also contribute to the lineup, offering catchy hooks that stick with fans. Tracks like “Tulia (Chill),” “Voices,” and “Your Way” round out the collection, highlighting the artist's versatility and ability to connect through music. Each song adds a unique flavor to their discography, making the listening experience dynamic and enjoyable.

MBA FOR AFRICA recently released the album "Pappybryce is the Name (2025)," adding to their discography that includes "Pepple Street (2024)" and "Fuel & Flames (2022)." This new project features a blend of contemporary Afrobeat sounds, reflecting their signature style while also exploring new themes.

The latest single, "RONER (2025)," showcases their evolving sound and thoughtful lyrics. Alongside this, tracks like "POV (2025)," "Somebody Else (2025)," and "Judgement (2025)" delve into personal and societal topics, resonating with a broad audience. Each song carries a distinct vibe, contributing to the artist's growing presence in the Afrobeat scene.

MBA FOR AFRICA has made notable strides through several collaborations. One standout is “Ready,” featuring Roner. This track showcases a blend of rhythms that highlight their combined strengths. The partnership resonates well, creating a catchy tune that engages listeners.

Another significant collaboration is “Don’t Call Me Baby,” also with Wendy Kay. The chemistry between the two artists is evident, as they explore themes of love and independence. Their interplay on this track adds depth, making it a memorable listening experience.

“T.G.I.F,” again with Roner, delivers an upbeat vibe that captures the essence of celebration, while “Feeling Myself” with Pappybryce offers a different flavor, focusing on self-empowerment. Each of these collaborations contributes to MBA FOR AFRICA's growing presence in the Afrobeat scene.