Afro Nation with Beenie Man, Wizkid, and more

Beenie Man, born in Jamaica, is a Grammy-winning dancehall icon known as the "King of the Dancehall." With hits spanning the 90s and 2000s, he has collaborated with stars like Janet Jackson and Nicki Minaj. A three-time Grammy nominee and two-time MOBO winner, he's recognized for his prolific style, topping charts and earning global acclaim. Also an actor and producer, Beenie Man is celebrated for his high-energy performances and influence on the genre.

GRAMMY® winner Burna Boy, a Nigerian Afrobeats icon, blends pop, R&B, hip-hop, and reggae. Known for hit albums, global shows, and multiple BET, Billboard, and AMAs nods.

Black Sherif blends Ghanaian Highlife with Reggae and Hip Hop, creating unique, unorthodox melodies. Known for his vocal range and insightful lyrics, he aims for global reach.

Franglish, born Gédéon Mundele Ngolo in Paris, France, is a French rapper and singer of Congolese origin. He is known for his unique "Franglish" style, blending French and English in hip hop, R&B, and Afro-pop. His popular songs include "My Salsa" (feat. Tory Lanez). Albums like "Monsieur," "Prime," and "Aura" highlight his collaborations and chart success.

David Constantine Brooks, aka Mavado, is a Jamaican Dancehall artist from Kingston. Mentored by Bounty Killer, he debuted with "Real McKoy" and released "Gangsta for Life" in 2007.