Burna Boy and Wizkid Submit Projects for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards

Burna Boy and Wizkid Submit Projects for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards

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Burna Boy and Wizkid Submit Projects for the 2026 GRAMMY Awards

The road to the 2026 GRAMMY Awards just got hotter as Afrobeats giants Burna Boy and Wizkid officially submit their latest projects for consideration. With both artists representing African excellence on the global stage, fans are buzzing about potential nominations — and possibly, another Grammy win for Nigeria.


🔥 Burna Boy Eyes Another GRAMMY Triumph

After clinching his first Grammy for “Twice As Tall” and gaining multiple nominations in following years, Burna Boy is back in the running. His 2025 album “I Told Them (Deluxe)” and chart-topping single “Higher” were reportedly submitted under categories including Best Global Music Album and Best Global Music Performance.

Known for blending Afro-fusion, reggae, and soul, Burna’s submission represents how far African sound has evolved — and how it continues to influence pop, hip-hop, and R&B worldwide.


🌍 Wizkid Returns to the GRAMMY Race

Wizkid, the “Essence” hitmaker, is also back in Grammy conversation with his new 2025 project rumored to be titled “Morayo”. The singer’s team reportedly submitted it for Best Global Music Album and Best R&B Collaboration.

The project marks Wizkid’s evolution into deeper storytelling and refined sound production, bridging Afrobeat rhythm with global sonic textures. His consistency and global reach continue to inspire the next generation of artists from Nigeria and beyond.


🎵 Afrobeats at the GRAMMYs — A Growing Legacy

The 2026 GRAMMYs may see Afrobeats take another giant leap, with several African artists expected to appear across major categories. From Burna Boy to Wizkid, Asake, and Ayra Starr — the movement shows no sign of slowing down.

The Recording Academy’s recognition of global music has been a huge step forward, and this year’s submissions further prove that Africa’s sound has become a permanent fixture on the world stage.


💿 What This Means for Afrobeats

This wave of submissions signals a stronger voice for African creativity. As Burna Boy and Wizkid continue to break barriers, they open doors for upcoming acts and producers shaping the continent’s future sound.

It’s more than music — it’s a cultural revolution. Their work reminds the world that Afrobeats isn’t just a genre, it’s a lifestyle.


🎶 DjMondo’s “Mirror Mirror” — The Sound of Afro-Futurism

In the same spirit of global Afrobeats dominance, DJ Mondo’s hit single “Mirror Mirror” continues to make waves across streaming platforms. Blending deep Afro rhythms with futuristic production, it’s a must-hear for every music lover keeping up with Africa’s new sound wave.

Stream it now on Audiomack and experience the energy shaping the future of Afrobeat.


🏆 What to Expect Next

The official 2026 GRAMMY nominations will be announced soon, and fans can’t wait to see if Burna Boy and Wizkid will once again make history for Africa. Regardless of the outcome, their submissions prove that Nigerian artists are here to stay — breaking limits and setting trends.

Stay tuned to DJ Mondo Music Blog for more GRAMMY 2026 updates, Afrobeats stories, and global entertainment news.



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