Tanzania's Zuchu has been leaving her mark on the music scene as well. Musa Keys, known for his infectious and thumping, up-tempo sonics recently released a smash hit “Selema (Po Po),' a collaboration that explored the depths of Amapiano, and won the Song Of The Year at this year’s South African Music Awards. Ghana's Black Sherif is not to be left behind, his unique sound formed the core of his recent debut album The Villain I Never Was, and his feature on YouTube's Foundry Class of 2022 have further pushed his artistry into the limelight. The 27-year-old singer was featured on Future's 'Wait For You,' alongside Drake, but her star power also spoke for itself on her 'Free Mind' record. Among Ayra Starr's various music projects this year was a collaboration with legendary R&B artist Kelly Rowland for the remix to her hit song ' Bloody Samaritan.' Burna Boy has been busy too, with a slew of concerts and international performances, as well as the success of his critically acclaimed album Love, Damini. Among some of the African nominees are Nigeria's Ayra Starr, Burna Boy, and Tems, Ghanaian Hip-hop artist Black Sherif, South Africa's artist Musa Keys, and Tanzanian singer Zuchu, who are all in the Best African Act category.Įach of the artists has achieved massive success over the past year in their own right.

The list contains some familiar African music heavyweights who have been gaining increases recognition recently. MTV recently announced the 2022 list of nominees for the upcoming European leg of its music award show.

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