Disney is developing a live-action fairytale about an African princess, titled Sadé

Walt Disney Studios has acquired the rights to develop a fairytale film by created and to be co-written by Ola Shokunbi and Lindsay Reed Palmer, titled “Sadé”. According to the announcement piece on Deadline, “Sadé” is about an African princess with the same name. When her kingdom is attacked by a “mysterious evil”, the princess has to accept her and learn to use her newly discovered powers in an attempt to save it.

“Sadé” will be the first original Disney princess film based on an African. The first appearance of a black female lead was 2009’s “The Princess and the Frog”, about a black waitress who turns into a frog after kissing a cursed frog prince.

No dates, actors or directors have been attached to the project, we do know that “Sadé” will be produced by Nigerian-American director, Rick Famuyiwa, and executive produced by his production partner, Scott Falcone under their Verse Production company.

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Hear A-Q’s politically charged new single, “The PVC Story”

The mark of a good rapper may be in the ability to string cohesive words together to form captivating rhymes, but it’s the ability to weave those rhymes into gripping stories that separates the boys from men. Few rappers are confident enough in their writing to ditch the giddy toasting over party music to pen heartfelt stories, but A-Q spends 7 minutes rapping on his new single, “The PVC Story”, with no cushy hooks. But with a narrative covering several societal issues like terrible government policies, political apathy, depression, drug abuse, rape, political injustice and Nigeria’s security issues, it’s time well spent. A-Q’s rich narrative on “The PVC Story” makes sure the song never gets boring, as he delivers rap bars that listeners can easily picture like a movie while listening.

Listen to A-Q’s “The PVC Story” below.

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DJ Yin, Bankyondbeatz and ShowDemCamp team up for new single, “Rewind”

There’s something almost otherworldly about the combination of DJ Yin’s soft echoing vocals and Bankyondbeatz’s EDM inspired instrumentals. After collaborating on “Good Loving” that earned a spot on NATIVE’s best Best New Music last year, the two have teamed up for a new single, “Rewind”, featuring Ghost and King Davies of the ShowDemCamp. Bankyondbeatz produces the atmospheric beat layered with ambient synths and a distinct talking drum sample that keeps pace with DJ Yin’s laid back hook, celebrating the party life; “I’ll Be Sipping on My Bottle, Alright/ Mr DJ Put It on Rewind”. King Davies and Ghost contribute one rap verse each, adding to the urban aesthetic of the Afropop number.

Listen to “Rewind” by DJ Yin, Bankyondbeatz and ShowDemCamp below.

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Dremo and Davido turn dreams to reality in their video for “Kpa”

Off Dremo’s recently released ‘Code Name’ EP, “Kpa” is a romantic cut featuring label boss, Davido. Their combination leads to a sultry mid-tempo bop with the Dremo ditching his aggressive rap bars to match Davido’s impassioned vocals. Both of them sing reassuring lines but Dremo’s verse sticks out for the sparkling, whirlwind interpolation of Korede Bello’s “Do Like That” hit single. The video Ibrahim Yilla directs has a dreamy aesthetic seen in the slow motion shots of Dremo having a good time with his love interest, while a stranger watches from outside the window. But it’s not till the closing scene that the strange man is revealed as Dremo, merely fantasizing about his dreams while tending to the model’s garden in Atlanta Georgia.

See the video for “Kpa” below.

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Kizz Daniel announces title and artwork for sophomore album, ‘No Bad Songz’

Despite ongoing litigation with former label, G-WorldWide, Kizz Daniel is forging ahead with the release of his sophomore album, ‘No Bad Songz’. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Kiss Daniel had completed the recording of his second studio album, to be titled ‘Evolution’with his former label. In the weeks that followed, however, Kizz Daniel left the label to form his Flyboy inc label and changed his name from Kiss to Kizz. It seems however that he has also changed his album roll out with ‘No Bad Songz’s release as his debut project under his independent label.

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Going off of the art direction perceived from the cover art, showing Kizz Daniel flanked by depictions of an angel and a demon, it’s safe to assume there’ll be a lot of introspection on the album. Perhaps he’ll discuss the trouble with his label. The title also explicitly assures that there will be ‘No Bad Songz’ on the project which is expected to be released between August and October.

The FlyBoy Tour that has seen the Afropop star perform in Canada and UK is heading to America next. But hopefully, it doesn’t delay the project’s release date any further than anticipated.

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See Mr Eazi in this cheerful music video for “Property”

Mr Eazi’s new single, “Property” comes with a music video directed by Meji Alabi. His recent interview with Ebro, on Apple’s “Beats 1” show, gave some insight on how the track came off a freestyle around the word “Property” during a studio session.  Over the mid-tempo beat propped by trumpet harmonies from Mo-T from the South African band, Mi Casa, Mr Eazi promises his love interest financial security if she “Goes Down Like Economy”. The loose narrative of the song is also reflected in the video that starts with Mr Eazi reading a ‘spidey’ comic book before taking a walk surrounded by his love interest, some models and a small choir.

See the video for Mr Eazi’s “Property” here.

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Milli’s new single, “It’s a Good Life” is a reflective song of triumph

Though originally introduced as a rapper, Milli has proven he won’t hesitate to sing his ass off if he feels the need to. Combined with his honest-as-hell lyrics, he has the ability to make you feel like he’s reading straight from your heart. And as the “It’s a Good Life” title of his latest single suggests, he’s self-aware enough to celebrate his life while acknowledging his grievances and disappointments. Singing “I Cannot Complain, I’ve Been Through The Pain/ Diamonds on My Chain/ I Hope it Never Changes” over the beat set to a similar bounce as Drake’s “God’s Plan”, his realization has the power to make you feel invincible. On “It’s a Good Life”, Milli touches on some of the setbacks he has been through and seems set on focusing on the positives alone.

Listen to Milli’s “It’s a Good Life” below.

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Tim Lyre and July Drama let us hear, “Supplier”, the first single from their joint EP

This new single, “Supplier” features Tim Lyre and July Drama promising their love interest commitment and anything they want. Ambient synths layered over upbeat drum riffs serve as the backdrop for their sultry vocals. Though their lyrics show they are both clearly captivated by the charm of their love interests, July Drama’s Reggae influenced scatting stands at a sharp contrast to Tim Lyre’s soft Afropop cooing. “Supplier” is the first release from the duo’s coming EP, ‘The Allies (Act 1)’.

You can hear “Supplier” here.

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Underground lake discovery may be the most significant finding in search of Life on Mars

Satellite data has picked up evidence of a lake on the south polar ice cap of Mars, covered under a thick layer of ice. Though water has been found on the red planet in the past, this is the first time the water isn’t frozen or seasonal. NASA’s Curiosity Rover had found that liquid water does flow intermittently on Mars and it also detected that water had existed there in the past, but if water is still there, it would mean it has likely been constant throughout Mars’ 4.6 billion year history. If that’s the case, the possibility of life is much more likely.

The discovery was made by Italian scientists who were analysing images from a Mars Express spacecraft. Professor Roberto Orosei from the University of Bologna described the new finding as being “Anomalously bright subsurface reflections are evident within a well-defined 20-kilometre-wide zone.. which is surrounded by much less reflective areas. Quantitative analysis of the radar signals shows that this bright feature has high relative dielectric permittivity (electrical polarisation) matching that of water-bearing materials. We interpret this feature as a stable body of liquid water on Mars.”

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All that’s left is for space authorities to definitively confirm the body of water is there so they can really begin the search for life on Mars. Since the water beneath the surface of the Martian south pole may be as low as 30 Celsius, it’s not too cold for life to survive. We do not know for sure if it is inhabited, but it’s a very promising place to look for life.

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Listen to Yinka Bernie and Mafeni on “Mondays”

Almost all working people share the general hatred for Mondays. Not only is it the day right after every single weekend, it also comes with a punch back to the reality of being an adult with responsibility. In Lagos, however, generally recognized as one of the most congested places to drive in, Mondays come with the added layer of frustration compliments of the rush hour traffic, the clash with other angry working men and knowing you’d have to do this every single morning for five days. For all of this, Yinka Bernie soothes anyone who can relate with his latest single, titled “Mondays” featuring Mafeni.

Listen to “Mondays” below.

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See Brymo’s artsy music video for “Let Us Be Great”

The ‘most important’ video this year seems to be the one that courted controversy and generated thinkpieces. It’s an accurate reflection of the times we live in where fans appreciate art for the thought put into the message over the actual content and quality. Just as those who embraced Falz’s “This is Nigeria” overlooked the unoriginal direction of the video and its rushed motif because it was a convenient way to feel edgy and subversive, the video for Brymo’s “Let Us Be Great” is a hearty contribution to the joke of an art form.

Off his recently released ‘Oso’ album, “Let Us Be Great” addresses the myopic effects of blindly following tradition; “The Whole World is Moving on, What Are We Waiting For”. And though the video Native Maqari and Simon Rouby direct doesn’t have a narrative or something resembling a budget with one take of Qudus Onikeku maniacally dancing over some tablets, it emulates Brymo’s emotive performance of the song.

Watch the video for Brymo’s “Let Us Be Great” below.

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Listen to Yung L’s new single, “Kpor”

Afropop often taps into a particular type of romance; the one between love interests on the dancefloor. Yung L has proven himself an expert on dance music inspired affairs and his latest offering, “Kpor” updates his growing dancehall discography following his debut album, ‘Better Late Than Never’.

The piano-led mid-tempo instrumental, firmly placing “Kpor” on DJ sets at the club, is produced by Pimp Beat. Its catchy rhythm underlines the charm of Yung L’s love interest, “Body So Enticing/ Gimme That Slow Whining”. Listen to Yung L’s “Kpor” below.

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Watch the video for WurlD’s “Contagious”

“Contagious”, the first single off WurlD’s coming EP, has been described as a “Afro-juju inspired pop song that advocates self-love”. Over the Afrobeat inspired beat, he sings “Party People Live Your Life, You’re So Contagious”, recognizing the infectious power of freedom and self-appreciation. The recently released PMAC-directed video for “Contagious” brings the lyrics to life with women dancing fluidly and moving to the beat of the drums WurlD mimics in the video. “Contagious” is the first song released under WurlD’s recent deal with Universal Music.

Watch the video for WurlD’s “Contagious” here

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Check out the video for BERA and Patoranking’s collaborative single, “Fire To The Sun”

Just months before he is set to open for Lauryn Hill at her milestone “America and Europe tour” this summer, Patoranking headed to the Georgian mountains for the video of his collaboration with Georgian singer, BERA. Titled “Fire To The Sun”, the single explores love from both artists’ perspectives. The song, according to BERA, is both artists’ attempt at bringing cultures together to communicate the universality of love.

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They achieve this on “Fire to the Sun”, as Patoranking pairs his dancehall flow with the soft piano and drums produced by BERA. Georgian filmmaker, Nodar Marshanishvili directs a video that sees BERA and Patoranking looking over the Georgian mountains at people in the city merging talents to display their distinct elements of universally recognized elements of fun.

See the video for “Fire to The Sun” here.

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Blackface says 2Baba and his manager have summoned him to court

Blackface has revealed that his former Plantashun Boiz band member, 2Baba and his manager, have sent a joint court order summoning him to court. According to the post on Blackfaces’ Instagram, they are demanding NGN 50 million for what they claim is defamation of 2Baba’s character.

The subpoena is due to Blackface’s continually claiming over the years that he wrote 2Baba’s critically acclaimed singles, “African Queen” and “Let Somebody Love You”. According to 2Baba’s manager, Efe Omorogbe, 2Baba’s team and lawyers have sent messages threatening Blackface with a lawsuit with every public claim of his uncredited writing contribution.

Apparently, 2017 was the final straw. In 2017, Blackface appeared as a guest on Pulse’s Loose Talk podcast, where he once again claimed he had written both songs. 2Baba grudgingly responded to what he saw as a name drag, demanding a public apology and threatening a court order if Blackface doesn’t oblige. Turns out they weren’t messing around this time.

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See Falz in emotive video for “Child of The World”

Falz has shown a liking for using his platform as an entertainer to speak on societal issues most artists will shy away from for being too edgy. But while the message on previous attempts like “Wehdone Sir” may have been dulled by his comical delivery, he was confident enough to do without it on “Child of the World” off his recent ’27’ album and his more popular “This is Nigeria” parody video.

“Child of The World” takes listeners through the life of a girl who was abused and tried to compensate for it by living her life on the edge till she catches the HIV virus and became suicidal. Falz’s account manages to touch on not one, but three controversial themes that normally don’t get the attention they deserve in popular media; Rape, HIV and Suicide. It’s a brave song and it holds a lot of messages for victims, abusers, passive observers and even creatives trying to figure how to speak on controversial issues that need to be discussed in society.

Falz tries to depict the story of “Child of The World” through the video following the girl (Bamike Olawumi, AKA Bam Bam from BigBrother) who plays the victim as he narrates the torching story. Falz plays the role of a mystical figure in a white suit and himself in a traditional Yoruba attire, surrounded by traditional musicians, while the drama plays out in the background.

See the video for Falz’s “Child of the World” below.

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Jinmi Abduls releases “Blessings” off his forthcoming EP

Jinmi Abduls announced via Instagram that his sophomore body of work, JOLAG 2, is set to be released on the 10th of August. This announcement came with the release of the first song off the EP, “Blessed”, and a video followed shortly after. The Benjamin Sulaiman directed video for “Blessed” depicts varying versions of the appreciation Jinmi sings of. Both Jinmi and his love interest skim through the Lekki Art Market on a quiet day, and while Jinmi, layered under guitar and piano instrumentals, sings of love in a mix of Yoruba and English, the duo head to the Lagos Island beaches and enjoy a quiet day together.

Watch the video for Jinmi Abduls’ “Blessed” here.

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6 videos you should see this week

K.O – “Waya Waya” Feat. Cassper Nyovest

South Africans have shown themselves patriotic through their incision to speak their native dialect on global platforms like Twitter. Though it comes off a little awkward with the cryptic messages that have now become a low hanging fruit for trolls, it has gone a long way in ensuring South African quirks get recognized in international pop culture conversations. K.O and Cassper Nyovest teamed up to similar extent on “Waya Waya” off, K.O’s recently released ‘Two Piece’ EP as both rappers celebrate their prosperity and their culture. Over the trap beat, they spit bars in a mix of English and their native dialect.

Ariana Grande – “God is a Woman”

While we wait for the 3rd of August release of Ariana Grande’s coming album, Sweetener, she has released the video for “God is a Woman”, directed by Dave Meyers. The ethereal video shows Ariana Grande floating in space and naked and covered in a pool of paint as she attempts to convincingly depicts the power of a woman in the strikingly artistic scenes. She is seen sitting on the earth one scene before showing a pregnant illustration of her. The video also recreates Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam”, except this time, it’s all women.

Nana Fofie – “Assurance Mashup”

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Since going viral with her “Mad Over You Mashup” last year, Nana Fofie has released her debut single, “Bebe”, with an accompanying video to booth. Her latest release however finds her returning to the studio to record another mashup of Afropop hits, titled “Assurance Mashup”. The new release interpolates Davido’s “Assurance”, Wizkid’s “Come Closer”, Tiwa Savage’s “Get It Now”, Maleek Berry’s “Been Calling”, Tekno’s “Duro” and Sarkodie’s “Adonai”, to a mid-tempo beat Reuben Isaac produces to match the Afropop hit’s catchy melodies. And Nana Fofie takes extra care to hits those notes where the lyrics capture the sentiment behind the songs.

B4Bonah – “Devil Is A Liar (Remix)” Feat. M.anifest

The video Guto Bussab directs for B4Bonah’s “Devil is a Liar” captures the fetish rhetoric of the single from the Ghanaian artist. The remote setting in a dark cave and the dancers wearing face masks echo B4Bonah’s warnings that “Over Here Bad Spirits Dey Work” while he performs the song wearing a leopard skin print jacket and a leather jacket. M.anifest also makes an appearance in the video for “Devil is a Liar” to rap his verse.

Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner on GQ

Travis and Kylie’s relationship has grown from cute to adorable since they had their baby, Stormi Webster, earlier this year. After their first joint feature on the cover of GQ magazine, a video of the couple playing a romantic question game was released where Travis Scott had to answer 23 question about Kylie. He managed to get 20 question correctly, including where they had their first date and her impression of him and was rewarded with a couple kisses on the blue and pink set of the video.

New DC Trailers

The first look at James Wan’s “Aquaman” shows off a war between underwater and surface dwellers with Arthur Curry’s character, Jason Momoa in the middle of it. While some still consider his appearance in “Justice League” as the highlight of the DC film, “Aquaman” is the first time fans will get to see him in action on his own. The trailer features cuts of Aquaman from his childhood to the thrilling battle with his half-brother who wants to wage war with the surface dwellers. The film is slated for a 21st of December release date.

“Shazam” is expected to be released much later, but fans were more than happy to see the teaser trailer showing the lovable teenage hero in the reboot of his 2012 live-action adaptation. The trailer shows hints at the character growth in store for troublemaker-with-a-heart-of-gold Billy Batson (the young boy who magically transforms into the superhero known as Shazam) while also showing lead role, Levi a role requiring him to strike a balance between cool heroic superhero and goofy kid playing dress-up.

The first thing that sticks about the trailer for “Teen Titan GO! to the Movies” is the TV-MA viewers discretion warning.  True to the warning, the trailer does contain strong content with Jason saying “Fuck Batman” after beating the crap out of some supposed thugs on the street. The trailer also shows cuts of Raven doing her witchy things in a dark monochrome shot.

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Reminisce, Falz and ShodytheTurnUpking team up for comical new single, “Faize Yi”

All Hip-hop fans know rappers give the realest social commentary. But what’s the rap game without some comic relief. Reminisce, Falz and ShodyTheTurnUpKing have teamed up for a new single, “Faize Yi”, mocking the corny pick-up lines good-looking women deal with in society. Over the mid-tempo beat Sess produces, the rappers give a comical display of how not to step to a love interest, swearing that “(they) Don’t Normally Do This”.

You can stream “Faize Yi” below.

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See Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Davido in their music video for “Way Too Fly”

Off his recently released 8-track EP, ‘The International Artist’, Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has released the video for “Way Too Fly” featuring Davido. The Daps directed video shows them at an exotic mansion where they are given pills that leads to a surreal experience at the massage parlor. While Davido’s dancehall infused melodies endorse Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s sing-rap vocals over the uptempo Caribbean influenced beat, other artists like Jessie Reyez and Tory Lanez were featured on ‘The International Artist’ EP that has secured the Bronx rapper a top 5 spot on Billboard 200. But the video for “Way Too Fly” is first video from the project and it takes a leaf from Marvel’s “Infinity War” with the beautiful models dissolving into ash.

Watch the video for “Way Too Fly” below.

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Watch the video for “Sheen” starring Kuvie, Kwaku Bs and $pacely

“Sheen” featuring Kwaku Bs and $pacely is the 5th track off Kuvie’s debut project, ‘Gruvie Vol. 1’. The 11-track EP celebrates the fusion of urban and traditional harmonies with features from artists like Odunsi, Joey B, Darkovibes, RJZ, $pacely, B4Bonah and others. The video Andy Madjitey directs for “Sheen” however highlights La Meme Gang’s laudable run with their projects captivating both street fans and urban music fans. Propped up by a colorful set, Kuvie, Kwaku Bs and $pacely are bathe in confetti as they celebrate their dominance wearing gold medals, carrying a blown-up check and a trophy.

Watch the video for “Sheen” below.

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