Ahead of the release of his LP Twice as Tall, read Dami Ajayi’s review of Burna Boy’s Redemption It seems...
On the first day of April, Brymos’s seventh studio album, Yellow dropped and as expected, it is currently the most...
In his new album Shakespopi with a tracklist boasting 9 songs, perhaps to cut down on fillers, Shallipopi is still nowhere near winning the hearts of his critics; the pressure is well-deserved, if you’re celebrated then you have to do more.
Asake’s debut album follows on the heels of an EP released in February this year, and is the culmination of...
Seyi Adisa, popularly known by her stage name ‘Wura’ which represents her indigenous Yoruba heritage, is a Nigerian/Canadian artiste who’s...
On the 9th of December 2014, Adekunle Gold released Sade, a cover of One Direction’s Story of My Life. The move caught...
Joy Odiete Eseoghene is the name that has dropped by the wayside. Those who remember West African Idols, the 2007...
Omah Lay’s rise in the Nigerian music industry is being interpreted as a toppling of the old guard especially in...
“Tomorrow I will wake from this dream,” Aṣa sings softly on “My Dear,” toward the end of her fourth studio...
In our review of Asake's Work of Art, Toni Kan described the song as "one of the best boast tracks to ever come out of Nigeria"
Three years ago, Tems was at a crossroads, stuck between settling for a 9 – 5 job or a music...
Prior to the release of Afro Pop (Vol. 1), Adekunle Gold underwent a transition from folksy highlife singer to a...
