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06 June 2025
Bella Shmurda: The Formation of Afropop’s Most Spiritual Man
In this riveting episode, Bella Shmurda unpeels his life’s journey, discussing how emotional resonance and spirituality influence his craft
In this riveting episode, Bella Shmurda unpeels his life’s journey, discussing how emotional resonance and spirituality influence his craft
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The best African music of the week featuring Kizz Daniel, Seun Kuti, Zuukou Mayzie x Baaba Maal, Ugaboys, Mereba, and more.
From Winny to King Paluta and Yamê, here’s a list of African acts we’re tipping for greatness this year.
Accomplished singer and songwriter Simi talks about returning to music after childbirth and what to expect from her newly-released album, ‘Lost and Found.’
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Featuring BNXN, Blaqbonez, Rema, Tems, Ayra Starr, Asake, and more.
Award-winning Nigerian artist from Native Records/Def Jam partnership releases 14 track mixtape EZIOKWU.
The Nigerian Afrobeats artist leaves behind a vibrant legacy.
The 26-year old recently released the highly anticipated project and his fans are feeling the pressure.
Mohbad was at the very center of the street-pop wave in Nigeria.
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