Top 3 DJs in Cameroon: Eko Leads the Fan Vote

Fan votes have a way of cutting through the noise, and in Cameroon they've drawn a clear line. Across our Top 3, one house selector sits comfortably ahead while two Electronica artists press behind — close enough to matter, far enough that the top spot isn't in doubt.

Eko tops the CM countdown with 2,314 fan votes, and the margin does the talking. Cabrel Nanjip follows with 1,821, and Sanzy Viany rounds out the three with 1,441. That's a spread of nearly 500 votes between first and second, and almost 900 from top to bottom — this is a ranking with a settled No. 1, not a race decided by a handful of ballots.

Our credit score, which weighs a broader set of signals, tells the same story in the same order: 575 for Eko, 495 for Cabrel Nanjip, 424 for Sanzy Viany. When the fan vote and the credit score agree this cleanly, it usually means the pecking order reflects genuine reach rather than a single viral moment.

Eko is the only House artist in this trio, and that distinction may be part of the appeal. House travels — it fills rooms, it loops back through playlists, and it tends to reward selectors who show up consistently. His 2,314 votes are the highest here by a wide margin, and his broader profile backs up a working, visible presence rather than a one-off spike. In a field where the other two lean into Electronica, being the clear house standard-bearer gives Eko a lane of his own at the top.

At No. 2, Cabrel Nanjip carries the Electronica flag furthest up the board. His 1,821 votes and 495 credit score put real daylight between him and third place, and they mark him as the genre's leading voice in this particular count. Electronica is a broad, restless umbrella — it rewards artists who experiment — and Cabrel Nanjip's placement suggests his audience is engaged enough to turn up when the ballots open.

Sanzy Viany is the lone woman in the countdown and the second Electronica artist to make it, landing at No. 3 with 1,441 votes and a 424 credit score. The gap to Cabrel Nanjip above her is narrower than the one separating first from second, which keeps the lower half of this podium the most competitive part of the picture. It's the kind of margin that could shift with the next voting window.

What stands out is the genre split. House sits at the summit, but Electronica claims two of the three slots — a sign of a Cameroonian electronic scene pulling in more than one direction at once. The order here is consistent across both the fan vote and the credit score, which lends it weight. Eko's lead looks secure for now; the real intrigue is whether Cabrel Nanjip and Sanzy Viany, separated by a slimmer margin, trade places when the next round of votes comes in.