Music

‘Wizkid: Long Live Lagos’ unfolds across continents, capturing the details of the life of

After a smattering of singles in 2025, she enters the new year with another heart-on-sleeve burner, “UNO,” a collaboration with Rigo...

His first release of 2026, “Muzz,” arrives as a reflective statement on his blistering come-up and the perks that his success affords...

What was once perceived as locally rooted worship music has evolved into a digitally dominant and commercially viable...

Produced by David Acekeys with additional production from D-tac, "Lisa" tells the story of an undeniable attraction.

If earlier Afropop reflected a society rooted in emotional vulnerability, today’s genre exists in a world shaped by...

"I wanted my debut album to sound good, so I took my time and waited for the right moment rather than

Knucks' second studio album, ‘A Fine African Man,’ represents a continued and deeper exploration of identity.

Clocking in at just over two minutes, Arthur opts to give listeners an insight into his current state of mind on...

“DON’T LOVE ME” follows a period of sustained activity and output from the Port Harcourt native, suggesting we’re fully in rollout...

oSHAMO appears intent on maintaining his momentum from 2025, and his latest single, “Shina Rampe,” makes the case.

Though “Deela” plays as a love song, it also captures Olorin at his most assured: clear-eyed about his appeal and unafraid to say...

It is evident that with ‘YAZI,’ Cheque aimed to start the year on a high note, and his renewed focus on honest storytelling comes to...

Money will always buy the best cameras and the loudest PR, but in the end, consistency is the only thing that decides who...

For Seyi Vibez, this new single feels like a welcome return to the distinctive melodic approach that his audience has come to cherish....

Northern musicians are carving out space on the national radar, proving that their music is both culturally resonant but commercially...

As the rhythm spreads from Johannesburg to Lagos, London, Nairobi, and beyond, it is being embraced and

The Board includes a mix of new and returning members, consisting Nigeria's Bugwu Aneto-Okeke of Measurable Accurate Digital Solutions....

The need to get behind the acts we love has never been more urgent or felt as right as it does in 2026.

These albums thrilled and comforted us in equal measure throughout 2025.