Okay, so, here’s the scoop: Goulam, the Comorian artist everyone should have on their radar by now, just teamed up with Zaoidi (who’s honestly killing it lately) and dropped a fresh track called “Sukari.” And let me tell you, this thing is blowing up. You can’t scroll through music apps without running into it. “Sukari”—which literally means “sugar” in Swahili, by the way—just oozes that island vibe. It’s got those tropical beats, lyrics that’ll actually hit you right in the feels, and a mashup of all sorts of cultural sounds. If Afro-pop or anything remotely beachy is your jam, trust me, you’re gonna want this in your playlist.



Now, “Sukari” isn’t just background music for your next cookout. Nah, it’s more like a passport stamped by every island in the Indian Ocean. Goulam sings mostly in Comorian (Shindzuani), but you get French and Swahili subs—so, pretty much anyone can vibe with it. Feels like the kind of song that links up people from tiny islands to the African mainland, and maybe even further.