The ALL ABROAD HOT9 is the first of its kind, a buzz chart designed to count down the hottest sounds from Africans based abroad. Artists of African decent have been at the forefront of some of the biggest achievements made in the UK music industry, and still are. Acts such as Nigeria’s Skepta, Zambia’s Emeli Sande, and Ghana’s Stormzy are just a few examples reflecting the impact of African’s abroad! The HOT9 chart plays nine of the biggest tracks on radio and in club-land from artists who hail from Africa’s diaspora.

The ALL ABROAD HOT9 is the first of its kind, a buzz chart designed to count down the hottest sounds from Africans based abroad. Artists of African decent have been at the forefront of some of the biggest achievements made in the UK music industry, and still are. Acts such as Nigeria’s Skepta, Zambia’s Emeli Sande, and Ghana’s Stormzy are just a few examples reflecting the impact of African’s abroad! The HOT9 chart plays nine of the biggest tracks on radio and in club-land from artists who hail from Africa’s diaspora.

The ALL ABROAD HOT9 is the first of its kind, a buzz chart designed to count down the hottest sounds from Africans based abroad. Artists of African decent have been at the forefront of some of the biggest achievements made in the UK music industry, and still are. Acts such as Nigeria’s Skepta, Zambia’s Emeli Sande, and Ghana’s Stormzy are just a few examples reflecting the impact of African’s abroad! The HOT9 chart plays nine of the biggest tracks on radio and in club-land from artists who hail from Africa’s diaspora.

The ALL ABROAD HOT9 is the first of its kind, a buzz chart designed to count down the hottest sounds from Africans based abroad. Artists of African decent have been at the forefront of some of the biggest achievements made in the UK music industry, and still are. Acts such as Nigeria’s Skepta, Zambia’s Emeli Sande, and Ghana’s Stormzy are just a few examples reflecting the impact of African’s abroad! The HOT9 chart plays nine of the biggest tracks on radio and in club-land from artists who hail from Africa’s diaspora.

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