Rising UK producer Ceebeaats steps boldly into 2026 with “Woza Wena,” a dynamic new Amapiano single featuring Spaceship Billy, the internationally renowned DJ best known as Burna Boy’s official DJ. Bursting with rhythmic urgency and club-ready energy, the track showcases Ceebeaats’ sharp production instincts and her growing influence across global Afro-dance music.
Upon release, “Woza Wena” quickly gained traction, landing immediate airplay on Capital XTRA in a key slot — a strong indicator of its crossover potential beyond traditional Amapiano and Afrobeat circles. With its infectious groove and DJ-forward structure, the record is designed for packed dancefloors, festival stages, and viral moments alike.
At only 22 years old, Ceebeaats has already built an impressive résumé that stretches far beyond the UK. Her credits include work with Tyla (as a contributor to her Billboard-charting album), Busta Rhymes, Digga D, AJ Tracey, Rayvanny, Diamond Platnumz, and more. She first captured industry attention with Digga D’s Gold-certified and MOBO-nominated hit “Woi,” and has since expanded into high-profile brand collaborations such as Adidas x Abbey Road and Ellesse x Hypebeast, alongside composition work for Netflix and the BBC. In 2025, her momentum was further recognised with a MOBO Award nomination for Best Producer.
Spaceship Billy brings global club credibility and live performance experience to the collaboration. Having rocked stadiums, festivals, and major venues worldwide as Burna Boy’s DJ, his deep understanding of crowd dynamics shines through on “Woza Wena.” The track blends rolling log drums, hypnotic rhythms, and infectious vocal elements — crafted with DJs and live environments firmly in mind.
Rooted in Amapiano but shaped by international influence, “Woza Wena” reflects the evolving sound of global Afro-dance culture. Already sparking an online dance challenge, the single is positioned for strong social engagement alongside continued radio and club support.
With “Woza Wena,” Ceebeaats reinforces her status as one of the UK’s most exciting young producers — an artist not just following global trends, but actively shaping where Afro-dance music is headed next.
