First Ever Music Streaming App Made for the Global African Diaspora
By focusing exclusively on African music, our expert team curates the most diverse and culturally-immersive listening experiences for listeners all over the globe.
GOOD MUSIC
Jwompa (pronounced // jom-pa //) meaning ''Good Music'', is derived from the Akan language spoken by the Ashanti & Akuapem people in West Africa.
Wide range of Awesome Features
All you want from a music app and many more.
Top Charts
Find rankings of top, trending, and newly released tracks for all genres.
Listener Curation
Listeners can engage in curation using our Ratings and Thumbs Feature
Search & Play
Search feature gives listeners the power to find any song at any moment
Personalized Groovelist
Listeners can enjoy a customizable playlist featuring all their thumbed-up songs
Share Favorite Songs
Users can share music with friends via social media and text
Easy to Use Interface
Listeners enjoy a simple splashboard design and user-friendly navigation
The power of music to unite and remind us of a great place we call AFRICA.
Music for Every Moment
Always missing out on the newest hits? DJing a family party or hosting a game night with your African friends? We curate culturally-specific playlists for all occasions.
All-inclusive 360 Entertainment Experience.
Our future versions promise to deliver fully immersive experiences beyond just music.
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Afrobashment
Afroswing
Afrowave
Afro-fusion (USA)
Afro-fusion (UK)
House
Kwaito
Kuduro
Gqom
Amapiano
Classic Jazz
Benga (Kenya)
Mbaqanga (SA)
Cape Jazz
Marabi (SA)
Kwela (SA)
Somali Jazz/Qaraami
Bulawayo Jazz (Zimbabwe)
Muziki wa dansi
Jaiva
Spanish Jazz
Sungura
Highlife
Isicathamiya (SA)
Palm-wine
Maringa (Sierra Leone)
Zilin (Benin)
Museve (Zimbabwe)
Gumbe (Milo-Jazz) – sierra leone
Tuku – Zim
Shambo – Namibia
Semba
Salsa
Soca
Funaná (Cape Verde)
Morna (CV)
Marrabenta – (mozambique)
Gumbe – (Guinea Biss)
Kizomba (Angola/Sao Tome etc.)
Kuduro/Funana (Angola)
Tabanka (Cape Verde)
Coladeira
Cola-Zouk
Rebita – Angola
Afrobeats
Afrodancehall
Afropop
Afrotrap
Afrofusion
Hiplife
Bongo Flava
Modern Afropop
Eritrean-Ethiopian
Contemporary Amharic
Tigrinya – Eritrea & Ethiopia
Tizita – Eritrea
Ethio-Jazz
Bongo Flava
Arabic Traditional
Rai , Chaabi – Algeria
Chaabi, Folk – Morocco
Mahraganat/Electro-Shaabi
Izlan – Berber Morrocco
Saharaui Music – Berber Morroco
Kabylia – Berber Morroco
Chaoui music – Berber Morroco
Malouf (Tunisia)
Malhun – morocco
Classical
Blues
Desert Blues
Gwana
Tuareg blues
Tishoumaren
Niger Blues
Songhai – Mali Blues
Takamba
Andalusian Classical Music
Negro Spiritual
Mahraganat/Electro-Shaabi
Mezwed – tunisia
Post-Haqibah – sudan pop
Somalian pop
Ziglibithy (Ivory Coast – Highlife)
Bolingo
Tcha tcho (Congo)
Zouk
Ndaga (Gambia)
Ndombolo
Soukous
Coupe Decale
Rumba (Congo)
Bikutsi
Zouglou
Coupe Decale
Tradi-Modern
Shangaan Electro
Township Jive
Singeli
EDM
Mahraganat/Electro-Shaabi
Dance Pop
Bubblegum [old SA]
Jiti (Zim)
Tsonga Disco – SA
Mbaqanga/Maskandi (SA)
Sungura (Zimbabwe)
Kadongo Kamu (Uganda)
Fuji – Nigeria (Islam)
Palm-wine
Maringa (Sierra Leone)
Apala/Akpala – Nigeria Folk
Luo – Kenya
Semba – Angola (folk)
Mayola – Seychelles
Maloya – La Réunion – folk
Batuque – Cape Verde Folk
Maqam – Senegal (Islamic)
Qaswida/Kaswida (Zanzibar)
Timbila (Mozambique)
Waka (Yoruba)
Mande
Hausa
Mbube (SA)
Shona Music (SA)
Southern African Folk Music
Khoisan Folk Music
Nguni Folk Music
Shona Mbira Music
Sotho-Tswana Folk Music
Ambasse bey (Cameroon – folk)
Dagomba Music (Ghana – folk)
Kabye Folk (Togo – folk)
Kilapanga (Congo/Angola – folk)
Ngoma – Swahili (folk)
Tchinkoumé -Benin – folk
Tchink System – Benin traditional
Famo -Lesotho
Zinli – Benin traditional
Mbenga-Mbuti
Sega (Mauritius and La Réunion – folk)
Imfukutu (ZAmbia)
Teda music – chad
Gwana
Coptic (Egyptian) Orthodox Muisc
Moorish Music
Nubian Music – Egypt
RABABAH (Egypt)
Mawwal – egypt
Algerian hip hop music
Moroccan rap music
Classic Funk
Juju
Classic Afrobeat
Afro-Rock
Igbo highlife.
Local Worship Gospel (local language)
Global Worship (english)
Local Praises (local language)
Global Praises (english)
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Music
Local Languages*
Igbo
Yoruba
Akan
Swahili
French
Modern Highlife
Old-timers
Classic Funk
Afro-Rock
Igbo highlife.
Borga Highlife
Bongo Flava
Genge (Kenyan Hiphop)
Kasahare
Zed Beats (Zambia)
Boomba/Kapuka (Kenya)
Tassu – Senegal (Poetry Rap)
Hipco (Liberia)
TrapCo (Liberia)
Lugaflow – uganda rap
Hikwa – namibia
Ghana’s Hiplife
Kasahare
Kalindula – Zambian Urban Dance Music
Gumbe (Guinea Bissau)
Tsapika (pop – madagascar)
Salegy (Madagascar)
Gbema (Liberia)
Ma/ gaisa (Namibia)
Sungura
Pandza (Moz)
Hiplife (Ghana)
Funaná (Cape Verde)
Kuduro/Funana (Angola)
Zim Pop
Modern R&B
Modern Afro-Soul
Modern Blues
Neo-Soul
Modern Highlife (English)
Chimurenga (Zim)
Reggae
Ragga
Ska
Seggae (Mauritius)
Ethiopian Reggae
Dancehall
Rock
Zam-Rock
Metal
Afrikaanes
Zouk
Taarab/Mduara
Kidumbak
Twarab (Comoros Island – popular music)
Makossa (Cameroon)
Ndombolo/Kwassa Kwassa (Congo)
Mapouka (Cote D’ivoire)
Mbalax (Senegal & Gambia Dance Music)
Marabenta – Mozambique
Coladeira/Cola-Zouk (Cape Verde)
Zoblazo (Ivory Coast)
Bend Skin (Cameroon)
Assiko (Cameroon)
Kpanlogo/Jama (Ghana)
Akan Music – GH trad dance
Ewe Music – GH Trad Dance
Sabar (Senegal – Drumming & Dance)
Mbira
Moutya/Montea (Seychelles – folk)
MAJIKA (Moz)
INKIRANYA (Burundi)
Unyago – dance
Chakacha
Dagomba Music – GH trad dance
Fon Music – Benin Trad
Sai, Ndo, Dala – Chad
Kete – GH, Ivory Coast
Agbadza – GH
Medeh – islam drumming mauritania
Hiragasy – madagascar trad dance
Sekere – malawi
