Debola Abimbolu
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Essentials: SoulBlackSheep’s ‘It’s Just Loneliness’ EP is the self-isolation soundtrack we didn’t know we needed
A care package while the world deals with the effects of the Coronavirus
The Shuffle: Fela’s “Water No Get Enemy” should be everyone’s mantra for 2020
Fela's reassuring ode to water's competence remains
A look at Olamide’s influence on Nigerian pop culture over the last decade
A shiny legacy of critical and commercial
Shane Eagle & Nasty C team up for “Paris” and 6 other videos you need to watch this week
Stay up to date with all the coolest
Essentials: Barry Jhay’s ‘Barry Back’ is a true representation of his coming of age story
Somewhere between solemn introspection and turn up
Songs of the day: New music from Niniola, Femi Kuti, Nxwrth, Oxlade, LSMK and more
Your latest dose of great music from across
Where Were You: Kalakuta Queens are the unsung heroes of Afrobeat
The pride of a generation of women who have been historically eschewed by
Olamide’s video for “999” short film and 6 other videos you need to watch this week
Stay up to date with all the coolest
Kwesi Arthur is politically charged on new single, “Revolution Sound”
He has a compelling message for the
Songs of the day: New music from Stonebwoy, Darkoo, Drummer Queen, Kida Kudz, and more
Music from around Africa you NEED to listen
Watch Mowalola’s eerily experimental new film, “Silent Madness”
A fashion film dramatising the sensory overload from
Where were you: “Party in Art” showed the depth of the art scene in Lagos
Inspiring the next generation of
Watch Minz chase the woman he loves in the video for “Gyal”
Translates Minz's sultry confessional into a dramatic dance
Becca & Busiswa team up for “No One” & 6 other videos to watch this week
Catch all the best clips from the past week in pop
30 new artists join Mr Eazi’s emPawa Africa Program
The support system and distribution platform will give more Africa artists a chance to reach global
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair launches new residency programme with Lakin Ogunbanwo
He will also be exhibiting at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in New York in
Best New Music: Yinka Bernie and Joyce Olong’s reassuring “It’s Okay to Cry” is a song we can all relate to
Speaking on the subject of mental
Yung L is living the Zimm life in his video for ‘Juice and Zimm’
A 6-minute long 'Full Video' for all 7 tracks from 'Juice and
