Burna Boy Drops New Single ‘Higher’ with Amapiano Sound

Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy has made a striking return with his latest single ‘Higher,’ featuring an enchanting Amapiano sound that captivates listeners with its fusion of afrobeat and house music vibes.

The track echoes Burna Boy’s recent experiences in Port Harcourt, his hometown, where he immersed himself in humanitarian activities, amplifying themes of gratitude for life’s blessings, success, and the enduring value of family.

Having set remarkable milestones in 2023, including a groundbreaking Grammys performance and record-breaking tours in the US and Canada, Burna Boy is now gearing up for his second historic appearance at London Stadium on June 29, 2024, solidifying his groundbreaking achievements as the first African artist to headline stadium concerts in the UK.

Burna Boy’s creative prowess extends beyond music as he also recently delved into the humanitarian realm. His latest single, ‘Higher,’ follows his groundbreaking hit ‘Sittin' On Top Of The World,’ featuring 21 Savage, which garnered a Grammy nomination in a non-traditional category.

The artist’s success trajectory is unyielding, with Burna Boy recently claiming records for the highest-grossing concert and tour by an African artist in the US and Canada, respectively.

Burna Boy’s latest single, ‘Higher,’ has set a new milestone in Spotify‘s history, amassing over 1.31 million streams on its debut day, marking it as the most streamed African song in a single day on the platform.

Through his collaboration with The R.E.A.C.H organization under ‘Project Protect,’ Burna Boy’s music video for ‘Higher’ amplifies the message of hope and resilience, showcasing his commitment to serving marginalized communities in Nigeria.

As anticipation builds for his sold-out concert at London Stadium, Burna Boy’s album ‘I Told Them’ re-enters the UK Apple Music Top Albums Chart, attaining the 36th spot, while also breaking new ground by becoming the first African artist to headline two stadium concerts in the UK.

Burna Boy’s undeniable impact resonates globally, earning him a spot on TIME‘s 100 Most Influential People of 2024 list and securing his status as one of Africa‘s most successful musical exports.