Mdundo – African Music

Mdundo Music

In-app purchases

About this app

Miss the music from home? Mdundo brings Africa's best music directly to you, wherever you are in the world.

Stream and download Afrobeats, Amapiano, Bongo Flava, Afro-fusion, Gengetone, Afropop, and the latest East, West and Southern African hits — all in one place.

🎵 WHY LISTENERS LOVE MDUNDO:
• Offline mode — download your favourites and listen without data
• Clean, fast streaming — no buffering, no clutter
• Discover new artists before they blow up
• Curated playlists for every mood — workouts, nights out, chill
• All your favourite Kenyan, Nigerian, Ghanaian, South African artists
• Affordable subscription — less than your daily coffee

✅ Premium from just $1.99/month
✅ Works on slow connections
✅ Available worldwide
✅ New music added daily

From Nairobi to London, Lagos to New York — Mdundo keeps you connected to home.

Download free. Upgrade anytime.

Ratings and reviews

I love how easy it is to discover new artists🧡. The curated playlists are really well put together and I've found so many songs I never would have heard otherwise. Interface is simple and intuitive — doesn't try to do too much. Offline download feature is smooth. Would recommend to anyone looking for a focused African music experience rather than a generic streaming app.

Finally an African music app that works offline properly! I travel a lot and always struggled with buffering on other apps. Downloaded my playlist before a flight and it worked perfectly the whole journey. The selection of Afrobeats and Bongo Flava is great, new tracks getting added regularly. The subscription price is very fair for what you get. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to stay connected to African music.

Living abroad and this app has been a lifesaver for staying connected to music from home. The Gengetone and Afropop selection is better than anything else I've tried. App is fast, clean, no annoying ads interrupting everything. Setup was easy and the payment was straightforward. Really glad I found this — other apps just don't have the same African catalogue depth.

What’s new

Bug fixing