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I was raised in a home where music was deeply rooted in our everyday life. My mother, particularly, had a strong affinity for artists like Aaliyah, Mary J. Blige, Eve, and Ms. Lauryn Hill. These weren’t just names to...

“You can take me out of the ghetto, but you can’t take the ghetto out of me.” That’s exactly what comes to mind when reflecting on Thato Saul’s rollout for his third studio album, ALL DOGGS GO TO HEAVEN....

Africa’s most innovative hip-hop artist M.ANIFEST has teamed up with Red Hot Chili Peppers  bassist Flea and exciting Nigerian highlife fusion band The Cavemen. for his glorious new single  titled ‘PUFF PUFF’. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEfU8TKQO3UThe collaboration was born out of a chance...

Every year, there comes a kenyan song that becomes so big that it surpasses itself and the artist. A song that ceases to belong to the artist to become a Kenyan song, it belongs to the masses. "KunaKuna" by...

With her latest project, African Bad Girl, Ms. Jorji not only solidifies her position as the Afrotrap Queen and Big Body Mama but also sets a new standard for empowerment and cultural fusion in the music industry.

A remarkable new talent has emerged on the South African Hip Hop scene: KindlyNxsh. His latest release, “Don’t Braai Me (Soldier Man),” is an infectious single that solidifies him as a gem I’m thrilled to have discovered. The Young...

More than a year on from his debut album, Mau from nowhere is back with a A 7-track alternative afro-fusion EP, deviating from raw rap-centric introspection to more complex melodic storytelling.This sonic evolution poignantly illustrates the thesis of the...

Born and raised in Nsukka, Enugu State, Eastsidealien’s unique blend of Drill and Grime elements has created a signature sound that stands out, making him one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising rappers

He channels the energy of the streets, the vibes of Toronto, and the soul of Afrobeats into a sound that is both unique and undeniably his own. Currently based in Ontario, Canada, Ya ROE has taken influences from Classic Hip-Hop greats, UK Drill’s gritty beats, and the pulsating energy of Trap music to create an eclectic, cutting-edge sound.

Known for his bold lyricism and fearless approach to music, Zilla has made a name for himself in the African hip-hop scene, gaining attention from the heart of the Federal Capital of Nigeria