From his lead single ‘Tonongo’ to ‘Monalisa’, both on his collaborative EP with Sarz LV N ATTN, Lojay has been...
The Gold album presents Adekunle as the new poster boy of affection.
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"
Tems is the kind of artist you could call an overnight success. The way she rose from literally nobody anyone...
The release of Asa’s Lucid was a cultural event. Coming at least a dozen years after her self-titled debut and...
Seyi Adisa, popularly known by her stage name ‘Wura’ which represents her indigenous Yoruba heritage, is a Nigerian/Canadian artiste who’s...
Every song on What Is Your Breaking Point? which was released on June 9, spreads its own bit of Nigerian...
This is the final 25 of our countdown of the best afrobeats songs from Nigeria in 2021. Many thanks to...
19 and Dangerous (Deluxe) is a reminder that Ayra is multifaceted; wild, free, vulnerable and self-assured.
Ultimately, Shallipopi’s endeavor to elevate himself through his second studio album, Shakespopi, which has made it to the Spotify Nigeria and Apple Music charts, in no way showcases masterful creativity or experimentation
"Falling" featuring J. Cole depicts, on the other hand, the end of a romantic relationship. Tems' lyrics reveal a sense of disillusionment and self-realization, expressing the need to part ways despite lingering emotions. J. Cole's verse adds depth, illustrating the confusion and pain of a love turned toxic, and the inevitable dissolution.
Abiodun delivers a fresh afro-fusion banger with his new single “My Money“. The song has a smooth vibe with catchy...