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02 July 2025
Burna Boy’s New Album ‘No Sign of Weakness’ to Feature Mick Jagger, Stromae, Shaboozey, and Travis Scott
The Nigerian superstar has revealed the tracklist for his upcoming album, due July 11.
The Nigerian superstar has revealed the tracklist for his upcoming album, due July 11.
Artists like Moliy, TxC, Black Sherif, and Shaboozey incorporated their African heritage, as well as easy elegance, for their red carpet looks.
The first weekend of the prestigious festival gave the continent some resounding highs from Tyla, Seun Kuti, and Amaarae — and a confusing low from Rema.
Nigerian artists utterly dominate the recently created Best African Music Performance Category.
The Nigerian American trailblazer brought his contemporary take on country to New York City’s Irving Plaza.
With several African artists nominated, we round up all the context and talking points for African music at the upcoming 67th Annual Grammy Awards.
The breakout star of the year has been profoundly shaped by his Nigerian roots.
African celebrities shone at Paris Fashion Week 2025, showcasing bold looks and highlighting the continent's rising influence on global fashion.
Former President Barack Obama’s summer playlist spotlights African talent, featuring standout tracks from Tyla, Rema, Tems and more.
With Coachella kicking off today, Tyla and fellow African artists Amaarae, Rema, and others transform the desert into a showcase of the continent's musical diversity.
From NBA stars to Grammy nominees, prominent Africans have often had their names misspelled or mispronounced. While some have pushed back and reclaimed it, others embrace it.
Tyla is also nominated for Best New Artist, alongside viral country-fusion star Shaboozey.
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