From “Time and Space” to “Tutu”: The African Releases Still to Come in November

Music · By Afro Yard · · 2 min read

Kabza De Small - Tutu album cover art

The last two weeks of November are stacked. Between now and the end of the month, Olamide, Bien and Kabza De Small have albums due, Sarkodie, Joeboy and Mayorkun have EPs lined up. These are the new African music releases still to come in November 2026, week by week, all already listed for pre-save.

Tuesday 17 November: Olamide’s “Time and Space”

Olamide has a ten-track album, Time and Space, due midweek, a week after his guest turn on Patoranking’s “Welcome To Lagos”.

Friday 20 November: Bien, Joeboy and a Ghana double

The Kenyan singer Bien of Sauti Sol releases Alusa Continua, a 17-track album and the biggest record of the week. Joeboy follows with the five-song Lavida Boy EP, and BhadBoi OML drops “Idankidan” a week before his album.

In Ghana, Sista Afia and Medikal pair up on “Balcony”, Ofori Amponsah and Kelvyn Boy bring highlife to “FILLA”, Ugly Dray releases “All Over”, Kweku Darlington has “Assurance”, and Didi B features on Shado Chris’s “OMPUP”.

Friday 27 November: “Tutu” and “Deja Vu”

The month’s heaviest day. Kabza De Small‘s 13-track album Tutu arrives on his 34th birthday, and five of its songs are already out: read our story on the new date.

Sarkodie releases the five-song Deja Vu EP the same day. BhadBoi OML‘s album Lagos Boy, Cassper Nyovest‘s “Jakarumba” with RED BUTTON and Ayesem and Sista Afia’s “Cloud 9” are also due.

Monday 30 November: Mayorkun closes the month

Mayorkun ends November with Long Live, The Mayor!, a five-song EP. Two of its songs, “Home Training” and “Kaluba”, are already out.

Release dates can move. AfroYard adds every one of these songs and albums to the artists’ pages as soon as they are out.

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