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A big flex by a rapper who knows how to make repeat-worthy

Songs of the day: New music from Rema, Naira Marley, Dope Saint Jude, Oxlade, Blaqbonez and more
Your latest dose of great music from all across

We should be giving more props to sound engineers in Afropop
Mixing & mastering is an important part of the music making process, and those responsible for it deserve to be...

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She's not afraid to call out the

Essentials: Harmonize links East & West Africa on debut album, ‘Afro East’
An entertaining album from an artist who isn’t getting carried away by his crossover

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A care package while the world deals with the effects of the Coronavirus

Watch Nigerian-American rapper Chika’s stunning NPR Tiny Desk performance
another stunning performance from

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M.I Abaga makes a new update to a track on his 2018 album, ‘Yxng Dxnzl’
Capitalising on one of the interesting possibilities of the streaming

Nasty C, Sarkodie & M.I Abaga nominated for African Rapper of the Year at the 2020 256 Hip-Hop Awards
A celebration of rap music in Uganda and Africa as a

A look at Olamide’s influence on Nigerian pop culture over the last decade
A shiny legacy of critical and commercial