Zambian Top 7: September 2025 Trending Songs (In Case You Missed Them)

Zambia’s music scene continues to dominate the African airwaves with fresh talent and infectious sounds that speak to everyday life, culture, and vibes. September 2025 was no different, as several hits took over playlists, clubs, and radio charts. From street anthems to soulful jams, here are the Top 7 Zambian trending songs you might have missed this month.

1. Nez Long – “Aye”

Nez Long returned with a bang on “Aye,” a song that blends catchy hooks with his signature urban flair. The track carries witty lyrics and a laid-back rhythm, making it a favorite for fans who enjoy feel-good Afro-fusion. With Nez Long’s confident delivery and relatable storytelling, “Aye” has been on heavy rotation across the country.

2. Vinchenzo – “Believe What You Want”

Vinchenzo M’bale once again proves why he’s one of Zambia’s most consistent hitmakers. “Believe What You Want” carries his trademark balance of humor and truth, addressing social perceptions and self-confidence. The song’s chilled beat and catchy chorus make it both thought-provoking and easy to vibe to classic Vinchenzo style.

3. Triple M – “Tiye Uko”

Triple M’s “Tiye Uko” is a street anthem with an energetic bounce and motivational message. Known for his clever wordplay and catchy hooks, Triple M encourages listeners to keep moving forward regardless of challenges. It’s the kind of track that resonates deeply with youth and hustlers nationwide a certified banger.

4. Chile One Mr Zambia – “Fitule”

Chile One continues to showcase his versatility with “Fitule.” The song carries his signature soulful vocals wrapped in a heartfelt message about love, emotions, and loyalty. Blending Afro-soul and Zed beats, “Fitule” is both smooth and relatable, earning Chile One another well-deserved hit on the charts.

5. Shokii – “Ghetto Youth”

Rising star Shokii brings a powerful message to the streets with “Ghetto Youth.” This anthem speaks about struggle, perseverance, and hope themes that strongly resonate with many young Zambians. With a mix of reggae and dancehall vibes, “Ghetto Youth” highlights Shokii’s potential to become one of the next big voices in conscious Zambian music.

6. Kayz Adams – “Woza”

Kayz Adams delivers a vibrant tune with “Woza,” a feel-good Afro-pop jam that’s hard to resist. The track blends smooth vocals with a rhythmic beat that invites listeners to dance and celebrate life. “Woza” has become a crowd favorite at parties and radio shows, marking Kayz Adams as a name to watch in Zambia’s new wave of artists.

7. Alpha Romeo – “Update 2”

Veteran rapper Alpha Romeo reminds everyone of his lyrical prowess with “Update 2.” The song is packed with punchlines, witty bars, and a raw delivery that showcases his experience and consistency in the Zambian hip-hop scene. “Update 2” is proof that Alpha Romeo remains a key player in keeping authentic rap alive in the industry.

Final Thoughts

September 2025 has proven that Zambia’s music industry continues to evolve with a mix of new-school creativity and veteran dominance. From Nez Long’s catchy bops to Alpha Romeo’s lyrical heat, these artists have set the tone for what promises to be an exciting end to the year.