Best New Music: Tems is on her best form with a “Free Mind”
Standout from her debut EP, 'For Broken Ears'
Best New Music: PatricKxxLee has a few things to say on “God Don’t Make Mistakes”
South Africa's emo crusader won't stand for the systematic oppression
Best New Music: With “No Stress”, Wizkid shows his maturity
It is refreshing to hear a male artist advocating for sexual equality as well as emotional
Best New Music: Joyce Olong’s “Outta Town” aims to make peace with the past
Her first solo offering this
Best New Music Special: Amaarae’s “Fancy” is a love letter to black women
She wants all the girls to look and feel just as good as she
Best New Music: Kwesi Arthur shows off his profundity on ‘This is not the Tape, Sorry 4 the Wait II’
Expands on his sonic range and shows how he’s better coalescing his dynamic skillset into a singular artistic...
Best New Music: Victony’s “More” embodies the dreaminess of new romance
A phenomenal glare the world-beating artist Victony is primed to become at the peak of his
Best New Music: Cuppy and Fireboy DML’s “Feel Good” is afropop at its finest
Cuppy and Fireboy DML are a match made in
Best New Music: Ilaye’s “Fix” captures the warmth of reassurance
A masterstroke in communicating blue-eyed feelings without making it sound like mindless
Best New Music Special: Bedroom pop is now ‘Ruled By Venus, Unfortunately’
"This project is an introduction. It's hello, it's how are you? It's 'I love
Best New Music: The Cavemen serve futuristic highlife on “Anita”
A near impeccable song that underlines the Cavemen’s
Best New Music: Amaarae “Leave Me Alone” is the self-isolation anthem
"Me no need favour from no one but God, plus I got
Best New Music: D-O changes his pace on WANI-assisted “Mentally”
D-O continues to bring the heat to make listeners sweat on the dancefloor and in the
Best New Music Special: WurlD makes a mark with his latest EP, ‘AFROSOUL’
Throughout the project, WurlD self-assuredly demands what he wants out of love and life
Best New Music: KiDi takes inspiration from the ‘80s on “Next Time I See You”
A pristine and catchy disco banger music which takes KiDi's Ghanaian identity into
