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Butter lays out the breezy premise of his third album from the jump—for better and for

adeptly capturing the movement from grief to

a 13-song collection of anti-love

Black Sherif is unafraid to become the hero of his

Their lyricism cuts open new material and techniques waiting to be

One of the most impactful troubadours of his generation turns in a befitting

A scorching summation of the singer's hot streak so

M.I’s act of sticking to releasing albums signifies his confidence in his

A potential classic made from the sprawling details of youthful

  Obongjayar’s arrival into the music scene wasn’t glossed over. His was a silent but effective entry, taking years to develop his...

Rema confirms himself as one of the most compelling artists of the

A narrative-based album that sets it apart as the soul singer's most personal work

one of the most brilliant musical minds of her

Adekunle Gold is standing firm in his convictions, extremely secure of who he is as an artist and a

“The best is what you should be aiming for at all times, because that is your capability”

Phyno continues to surge on with the tenacity of a young

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a win for

Afro-Funk

Her experimental sophomore

Ghana's foremost rap figure makes an affirming