The iconic Ghanaian rapper talks to OkayAfrica about his latest album, a triumphant ode to where he’s come from and where he wants to go.
The artist returns with 'The Breeze Grew A Fire,' her first full-length album in six years — and she has a handful of stories to share.
In his debut album, ‘Colorful Generation,’ the East African star proves he’s more than just a singles artist who has conquered the region — he’s building a global legacy.
He went from a gardener with musical aspirations to one of the most revered artists in Southern Africa at the moment.
Emily Nkanga’s film, showing at AFRIFF this year, explores the aftermath of #EndSARS and the extent to which moral complications can drive human interactions.
With the success of his debut album, Alusa, Why Are You Topless?, Bien is finding his groove as a solo act.
The multi-talented artist opens up about his journey from church drummer to breakout singer, navigating family expectations, and having the hottest song in Uganda right now.
Nigerian musician Oxlade speaks about combining vintage African music and modern Afrobeats in his debut album and how he wants people to feel the therapeutic power of his music.
Rogers Ofime’s work on shows like ‘Tinsel,’ 'The Johnsons' and now, 'Wura,' has redefined television for a new generation.
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His sensational melodies are everywhere in Afropop, and after more than a decade of helping others create magic, Fiokee is now making his own art pieces.
Zimbabwean musician Tamy Moyo discusses her new album, Bold, and the music industry in her home country.
From constructing some of the most elaborate beats in contemporary street hop to working with the likes of Burna Boy and Seyi Vibez, the young Nigerian producer, Dibs, is making quite the name for himself.
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