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Wizkid occupies a special position within the Afrobeats universe. His star power is singular in magnitude, his mythology, blindingly arresting: the wide-eyed kid who, before our very eyes, clawed his way from the nadir of Ojuelegba to global renown. And so, every Wizkid album release since his seminal debut has functioned as a cultural reckoning, an inflection point to debate and contend not just about the quality of the art but on his position within the genre. His roving armada of fans only amplifies this phenomenon. Following a release, it usually goes that a cratering constellation of views materializes, with…
Nigerian-American artist Dalyboy Hyppolite, known for his diverse cultural background and artistic versatility, is gearing up to close the year by releasing his much-anticipated single, Omoge. Dalyboy, who has carved a niche for himself as a dynamic musician, actor, and entrepreneur, continues to push the limits of his craft. He drops the single on December 20th and is expected to bring a fresh Afro-fusion sound that will resonate with music lovers worldwide. In addition to his music career, he founded True High-Class Entertainment, a label dedicated to blending various cultural influences and genres. His ability to incorporate personal experiences and…
A new Wizkid album is a major cultural event. It is anticipated for months before and dissected and discussed for weeks after. For Morayo, his sixth, the crescendo of anticipation peaked even higher, but not exactly for the right reasons. Wizkid has become a more prominent presence in Nigerian media in 2024, and it’s down to him shedding his usual reclusive, laissez-faire disposition to reveal an uncharacteristically caustic layer. In March, he denounced Afrobeats on Instagram in dismissive terms: “I’m not Afro anything, bitch.” He spent the rest of the year embroiled in a protracted spat with Davido on social…
Before Netflix transformed Nollywood’s financial landscape in 2020, Nigerian filmmakers navigated a labyrinth of revenue streams that shaped the industry we know today. Understanding this history—and the revolutionary impact of streaming—becomes crucial as Netflix contemplates a shift in its compensation model. The story of how filmmakers generated revenue begins in the post-colonial era, decades before Netflix’s arrival transformed the market. To trace its evolution, we need to journey back to 1972, the year General Yakubu Gowon enacted the indigenization decree, requiring foreign owners to return film theaters to Nigerian control—a shift that catalyzed the screening of more local productions, with…
The Nigerian music scene is buzzing with excitement as two of the industry’s most prominent voices, Rema and Seyi Vibez, are set to collaborate on what promises to be a massive hit. This upcoming project, teased in a post that has already garnered widespread attention, marks a significant moment in the careers of both artists, blending their unique styles into one anticipated masterpiece. Rema, often referred to as the prince of Afrobeats, has taken the global stage by storm with hits like Calm Down and Dumebi. Known for his genre-defying sound and versatility, he has cemented his position as one…
Ti Blaze has done it again! His Shakur EP is here, and let me tell you, this is not your regular collection of songs. Ti Blaze went all in, serving us emotions, vibes, and some seriously good music. Eight tracks, zero skips—it’s giving everything it’s supposed to give. This project is a testament to his versatility and ability to connect with his audience on every level. Let’s break it down track by track, because each one tells its own story. 1. Mario The EP opens with Mario, this track is the perfect opener. It’s like Ti Blaze is walking into…
Rising Afrobeat sensation BM Casso teams up with Nigerian music powerhouse Jeff Akoh for their highly anticipated single You. Released on November 15, 2024, across all streaming platforms, this track is a captivating fusion of rhythm, romance, and smooth melodies that speaks to the power of attraction and the magnetic pull of love. For BM Casso, You is more than just a song; it’s an emotional journey reflecting his deep desire. Describing the track, he says, “You is an Afrobeat groove that blends rhythm with raw emotion, revealing the depth of my attraction. With catchy hooks and smooth melodies, this…
Wizkid continues to dominate the music scene as his latest track, “KESE (Dance)” surpasses an impressive 10 million streams on Spotify! The song, which has become a fan favorite, showcases Wizkid’s signature blend of infectious beats and smooth vocals, making it a must-add to every party playlist. “KESE (Dance)” has sparked dance challenges across TikTok and other social media platforms, further cementing Wizkid’s influence on both the music and cultural landscape. The track’s success underscores his ability to create global hits while staying true to his Afrobeat roots. Stream the track now and join the celebration as Wizkid keeps raising…
Get ready to groove! Glorious Boy has unveiled the much-anticipated visualizer for his latest single, “Have Fun” featuring the talented Gdzilla. This vibrant track is all about letting loose, embracing good vibes, and having an unforgettable time. The visualizer perfectly complements the song’s high-energy Afrobeats rhythm, capturing a lively atmosphere that will get fans dancing all year long. With a mix of catchy lyrics, electrifying beats, and fun-filled visuals, “Have Fun” promises to be the ultimate anthem for parties, TikTok challenges, and feel-good moments. Don’t miss out—stream “Have Fun” now and join the movement to make every day a celebration!…
Nine years ago, Olamide didn’t just release an album—he unleashed a cultural revolution. “Eyan Mayweather” wasn’t merely a musical project; it was a seismic statement that would redefine the landscape of Nigerian music forever. Picture the streets of Lagos buzzing with electric anticipation. Olamide, the undisputed street poet, dropped an album that was part musical masterpiece, part urban manifesto. With Pheelz crafting beats behind the scenes on 16 of the 21 tracks, this wasn’t just music—it wasalchemy. Tracks like “Lagos Boys,” “Bobo,” and “Melo Melo” weren’t just songs; they were anthems that captured the raw, unfiltered spirit of a generation.…