There is a popular saying “no place like home” and this is the reality of Abdul-Azeez Dabiri a Nigerian/UK artist formally based
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Crayon plots his growth as an artist and a person on Trench to Triumph, which isn’t really the branding you would expect
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Today Spotify announced the launch of Afrobeats: Journey of a Billion Streams, a dedicated site that will track all things related to
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Following the advancements of Afrobeats which was majorly inspired by the pioneer of Afrobeat, Fela Kuti in the late 1960’s has slowly
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With Afrobeats springing up in the 2000s and 2010s undeniably has come a long way and this progress has been pioneered by
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2021 was a rollercoaster for Afrobeats and a difficult year to top. It wasn’t just in the sonic shifts of the genres,
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Five years after releasing his debut studio album “Magic,” Bolaji Odojukan, popularly known as BOJ, reels out his sophomore star studded LP
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Afrobeats is, without doubt, one of the fastest-growing genres of music in the world at the moment. Afrobeats stars influence pop culture
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Curtis J’s effortless ability to merge the Afro-swing style with UK culture, while simultaneously emphasising his Nigerian heritage, have firmly placed him
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SKN (pronounced /skin/) re-introduces himself back into the scene with his first release since 2016, the euphoric ‘RUMBA’ is a melodic, high tempo afrobeats
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Nigerian Afro-pop singer Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, one you may know has Burna boy has certainly gone on to prove that it is what
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African music is becoming increasingly globalized, and while research and statistics argue that more people are consuming more music than ever before,
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