In 2025, we’re celebrating a decade of some unforgettable Afrobeats hits. These tracks, released in 2015, became more than just songs—they were anthems. From the streets of Lagos to clubs across the globe, they shaped the soundscape of an entire generation. 

Now, 10 years later, they’re still making waves, and we’re looking back at the 50 bangers that have stood the test of time.

Afrobeats, a genre that blends African rhythms with global sounds, has evolved since its rise, but these songs remain classics. Their beats, lyrics, and energy still light up parties and playlists today, and the artists behind them continue to influence the genre’s growth.

Here are the Afrobeats tracks that turned 10 in 2025. 

Olamide – Bobo
A dancefloor staple, this track proved Olamide’s dominance and kept us all grooving with its catchy beats.

Korede Bello – Godwin
The sweet melody and easy rhythm of “Godwin” became an instant hit, and Korede Bello’s cheerful energy made it a fan favorite.

Patoranking – Make Am


With its infectious beat and Patoranking’s smooth delivery, “Make Am” continues to be a crowd-pleaser.

Timaya – Sanko

Timaya’s distinctive sound and the tropical vibe of “Sanko” made it one of the most memorable jams of 2015.

Davido – Dodo

Davido’s “Dodo” was all about fun and flavor, and it still gets the party started today.

DJ Shabzy feat Kizz Daniel, Sugarboy – Raba

With the perfect mix of street and party vibes, “Raba” became a song you couldn’t escape in 2015.

Runtown feat Wizkid – Bend Down Pause

A collaboration that worked magic, “Bend Down Pause” fused Wizkid’s Afrobeat style with Runtown’s reggae fusion to perfection.

Davido feat Olamide – The Money

When two heavyweights like Davido and Olamide link up, you know it’s going to be a hit. “The Money” was pure fire.

Burna Boy – Soke

Burna Boy’s rise to international stardom started with bangers like “Soke.” The infectious rhythm made it a must-play.

Wizkid – Expensive Shit

Wizkid’s effortless coolness and the track’s smooth beat made this song a favorite for many.

Phyno – Connect

Phyno’s “Connect” had the perfect blend of street and mainstream appeal, becoming an anthem for fans everywhere.

Wizkid – Baba Nla

“Wizkid” brought us another unforgettable hit with “Baba Nla.” Its infectious energy still gets people hyped.

Reminisce feat Phyno & Olamide – Local Rappers

A collaboration that showcased the strength of the Nigerian rap scene, “Local Rappers” had everyone rapping along.

Adekunle Gold – Pick Up

This track by Adekunle Gold combined highlife influences with contemporary Afrobeats, making it a timeless classic.

Vector – King Kong

A powerful rap anthem, Vector’s “King Kong” was a lyrical masterpiece that still gets the nod for its impact.

Kizz Daniel – Laye

Kizz Daniel’s smooth vocals and catchy hooks made “Laye” a hit that has stayed on rotation for years.

Wande Coal – Ashimapeyin

Wande Coal brought the heat with “Ashimapeyin,” blending catchy melodies with his signature vocals.

Seyi Shay – Right Now

With its sultry vibe and catchy chorus, “Right Now” still plays like it just dropped yesterday.

Darey feat Soweto Gospel Choir – Pray For Me

Darey’s collaboration with the Soweto Gospel Choir on “Pray For Me” brought an uplifting message wrapped in beautiful music.

Simi – Jamb Question

Simi’s “Jamb Question” captured hearts with its relatable lyrics and laid-back style.

Ycee – Jagaban

“Jagaban” was the breakout song that solidified Ycee’s place in the Afrobeats scene, and it’s still a fan favorite.

Di’ja – Awwn

This track was playful, fun, and had a vibe that never quite faded, making Di’ja a household name.

Adekunle Gold – Orente

“Orente” was the track that turned Adekunle Gold into a star, showcasing his unique blend of highlife and Afrobeats.

Patoranking – My Woman, My Everything

This romantic jam by Patoranking remains a go-to for anyone looking to express love through music.

Harrysong feat Olamide, Orezi, Kcee, Iyanya – Reggae Blues

A massive collaboration with a sound that blended reggae and Afrobeats, “Reggae Blues” brought together top Nigerian artists in perfect harmony.

Orezi feat Wizkid, Timaya – Ogede

“Ogede” is a classic party starter, with energetic performances from Orezi, Wizkid, and Timaya.

Cynthia Morgan – German Juice

Cynthia Morgan’s bold persona and catchy chorus made “German Juice” an anthem that stayed on repeat for a long time.

Runtown feat Wizkid – Lagos To Kampala

“Runtown” and Wizkid’s collaboration was a hit that blended African vibes with global influence effortlessly.

Cynthia Morgan – Simati Niya

Another hit by Cynthia Morgan, “Simati Niya” gave fans a mix of energy, fun, and dance-ready beats.

Lil Kesh feat Patoranking – Is It Because I Love You

Lil Kesh’s catchy hook and Patoranking’s sweet verses made this track a favorite for many.

Falz – Soft Work

Falz brought a whole new level of humor and swag to “Soft Work,” making it a must-hear jam.

Cynthia Morgan – Baby Mama

Cynthia Morgan once again delivered with “Baby Mama,” a fun and vibrant track that got everyone on their feet.

Humble Smith – Osinachi

This song by Humble Smith was a feel-good anthem that crossed over to become a hit for a wide audience.

Lil Kesh – Efejoku

Lil Kesh kept the party vibe going with “Efejoku,” a track that remains a staple on dancefloors.

Falz feat Simi – Soldier

Falz and Simi’s chemistry on “Soldier” made it a standout hit, with relatable lyrics and unforgettable beats.

Small Doctor – Mosquito Killer

Small Doctor’s “Mosquito Killer” captured the essence of street vibes and became a song that still plays everywhere.

Pepenazi feat Olamide – Illegal

“Illegal” became a smash hit thanks to its catchy rhythm and the star power of Olamide.

Reekado Banks – Katapot

Reekado Banks delivered a memorable hit with “Katapot,” a song that had fans hooked from the first beat.

Koker – Do Something

Koker brought us an infectious and fun anthem with “Do Something,” a song that’s still a favorite.

Kizz Daniel – Good Time

Kizz Daniel’s “Good Time” captured the carefree spirit of Afrobeats and continues to make us smile.

Olamide – Melo Melo

Olamide’s “Melo Melo” was a soft, soulful hit that still resonates with fans who love his versatility.

Mr Eazi feat Dammy Krane, Joey B – Holl Up

The smooth vibes of “Holl Up” became a standout track, and Mr Eazi’s style continues to influence the genre.

Olamide – Lagos Boys

With its catchy hook and street vibe, “Lagos Boys” became an anthem for anyone connected to the hustle of Lagos.

Tekno – Duro

Tekno’s “Duro” had that smooth flow and energy that made it a hit almost instantly.

Olamide – Don’t Stop

Olamide’s “Don’t Stop” is one of those tracks you can’t help but groove to.

Davido feat Uhuru, DJ Buckz – The Sound

With international features, Davido’s “The Sound” brought Afrobeats to global attention.

Masterkraft ft. CDQ & Olamide – Indomie

“Indomie” was a playful and infectious track that quickly became a favorite on the streets.

Wande Coal – Superwoman

Wande Coal’s smooth vocals and danceable rhythm made “Superwoman” a standout hit.

Adekunle Gold – Pick Up

This song became a signature track for Adekunle Gold, blending highlife influences with modern Afrobeats.

Olamide & Phyno feat Lil Kesh – Ladi

A collaboration that brought together some of the biggest names in the game, “Ladi” is a track that still brings the energy.