Top 10 Songs in July 2025 - TZ Edition
- Josephine Gikaru
- Aug 20
- 2 min read
Established stars and rising voices alike delivered tracks that captivated fans across East Africa and beyond. Whether you're updating your playlist or discovering new favorites, here are the Top 10 Songs of July 2025 topping charts in Tanzania 1. Nakupenda – Jay Melody
Topping the charts once again, Jay Melody continues to dominate the Bongo Flava scene with “Nakupenda.” This heartfelt love song blends emotional lyrics with a smooth instrumental, earning massive airplay and social media buzz. It’s a perfect dedication track that resonated deeply with fans.
2. TikTok Life – King Saha
While King Saha is a Ugandan artist, “TikTok Life” became a cross-border smash, trending heavily in Tanzania. The upbeat rhythm and relatable lyrics captured the essence of the digital lifestyle, making it a viral favorite across platform s like TikTok and Instagram.
3. Baridi – Jay Melody
“Baridi” further cemented Jay Melody’s reputation for emotionally rich storytelling. The song explores feelings of emotional distance in relationships and struck a chord with listeners seeking healing and reflection. Its minimalist production lets the lyrics shine, making it one of July’s most-streamed tracks.
4. Turudiane – Jay Melody
Jay Melody’s third entry on the list, “Turudiane,” became a fan favorite for its powerful theme of reconciliation. With smooth vocals and an infectious chorus, the song encouraged couples to reconsider love rather than walking away—earning massive airplay on Tanzanian radio stations.
5. Nifundishe Kunyamaza – Martha Mwaipaja
Gospel powerhouse Martha Mwaipaja delivered a soul-stirring performance with “Nifundishe Kunyamaza.” The track is a spiritual call for grace and patience, resonating with fans going through personal challenges. It's a deeply moving gospel hit that trended within church circles and beyond.
6. Niambie Nijipange – Yona Chilolo
Yona Chilolo’s breakthrough single “Niambie Nijipange” tackles themes of preparation, resilience, and readiness in love. The track's relatable message and smooth Afro-pop instrumentation made it a popular choice on radio and streaming services across Tanzania.
7. Wa Kuabudiwa – Christina Shusho
Gospel queen Christina Shusho continues to uplift with “Wa Kuabudiwa,” a powerful worship song praising God’s faithfulness. The track became a Sunday favorite and trended in spiritual spaces throughout July, solidifying her status as one of Tanzania’s most beloved gospel artists.
8. Niwerenge Kukaya – Rayo
Emerging artist Rayo impressed with “Niwerenge Kukaya,” a traditional-inspired song reflecting on roots, family, and self-identity. Its cultural richness and melodic depth gave it strong support from both older audiences and Gen Z looking to reconnect with their heritage.
9. Kwa Hili Hujanikomoa – Jahazi Modern Taarab
Jahazi Modern Taarab brought drama and elegance with “Kwa Hili Hujanikomoa,” a lyrically sharp Taarab song that speaks to emotional betrayal and resilience. Taarab fans praised its poetic structure and classic instrumental arrangements, keeping the genre alive and thriving.
10. Rush – Ayra Starr
Though Ayra Starr hails from Nigeria, “Rush” remained a top favorite in Tanzania throughout July. Its catchy Afrobeat production and empowering lyrics about confidence and ambition earned the song continued love in clubs, radio, and playlists across East Africa.
