Michelle Ejiro

The Tiwa Savage Music Foundation has completed the inaugural edition, awarding 2.1 million dollars in scholarships to 18...

Already established as a premier balladeer of romance, ‘And Everything In Between’ sees Kotrell trading rose-tinted glasses for a...

Rather than presenting a straightforward Afrobeats set, the mix was conceived to reflect Nigeria’s history of reshaping global...

The Abuja-based musicians have reunited for six new songs, showcasing their seamless creative

The album, his third. is due to arrive in June with his latest singles, “Bamboo” and “Press Button,”  providing a glimpse of what...

Four decades into her glittering career as an African icon, Angélique Kidjo is still preaching a gospel of hope.

These are the most important albums from Africa in the 2020s so far.

After two home headline shows, FOLA is ready to sing to hundreds of his fans at the 02 Indigo, the first stop of his Live In Concert...

After ending 2025 as the most streamed female musician in South Africa, Zee Nxumalo is setting her eyes on new

We caught up with Vanco to discuss his ever-expanding creative world and mission to create resonant, memory-defining moments through...

Barely a month after the new anti-LGBTQ law was passed, its judicial effects have started to take effect with a conviction recently...

While his recent releases mark a step forward, Godwin is building on years of quiet

In 2026, King Saheed Osupa is revered as a maker of timeless, grounded music and a teacher in the lifelong class of the Yoruba language....

With features from Fido, 24AM (fellow footballer, Amadou Onana), and TeniolaTime, 17 is stepping out to tell his story on his own...

Produced by 3CB, “EGONOMICS” reaches deeper into Igwe Aka’s cultural roots and evolving musical sensibilities.

The 14-tracker positions the Abuja-based collective at the vanguard of Hip-Hop’s generational shift in Nigeria.

Nearly four years on from ‘Boy Alone,’ its follow-up, ‘Clarity Of Mind,’ has arrived, finding Omah Lay in an elevated head...

Rooted in the history of Afro-Brazilian returnees known as the Aguda, the carnival traces back to the nineteenth century....