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The Shuffle: Omah Lay’s “i’m a mess” Perfectly Captures the Angst of Early Adulthood
is the 'Afro-Depression' era over?
The Shuffle: Asa’s “Bibanke” represents an era of romantic Nigerian music at it’s best
off her self-titled debut
The Shuffle: “Omo Pastor” epitomises BOJ & Ajebutter22’s evergreen synergy
Ahead of the pair's imminent return with 'Make E No Cause Fight
The Shuffle: That time Darey teamed up with Chamillionaire on “The Way You Are (Remix)”
A remarkable combination based on synergy and evident mutual
The Shuffle: Remembering Afropop’s Charming Diva Goldie with “You Know It”
A tribute to our most iconic
The Shuffle Special: Dagrin’s phenomenal sophomore album, ‘C.E.O’
In remembrance of the man who ran the mainstream with riveting declarations and indigenous
The Shuffle: Revisiting Cynthia Morgan’s sensual dancehall bop, “Lead Me On”
We would like some more Cynthia Morgan please!
The Shuffle: Revisiting “Mofe Mu’yan”, the song that brought Dr Victor Olaiya to a younger generation
An authentic representation of why he earned the title, 'Evil Genius of
The Shuffle: That time Terry Tha Rapman gave us the exemplary pop-rap jam, “Na Beans”
“You think say na beans to bust 16?/oya bust
The Shuffle: Angelique Kidjo’s “We We” shows the inspirational power of timeless music
The inspiration behind one of this year's biggest
The Shuffle: Seun Kuti’s “African Problems” exemplifies Afrobeat’s socio-political tenacity
Reminder of the genre's inimitable ability as a voice for the
The Shuffle: Revisiting Trybesmen’s “Plenty Nonsense” as a reflection of the African youth’s everyday angst
featuring the original formation: Eldee, Freestyle and K.B
The Shuffle: Hope, grind and remembering Bez’ “Super Sun” featuring Eldee, Ice Prince and Eva Alordiah
Galactic dreaming
The Shuffle: You won’t believe how good this forgotten track from Tiwa Savage’s debut album is
This may be the best song by Mavin's first lady
The Shuffle: Remembering 9ice and 2face’s “Street Credibility” as ode to a lost golden era
Loyalty to the streets and humble beginnings
The Shuffle: Remembering Olu Maintain’s “Yahooze” as an ode to Dammy Krane’s court case
A celebration of one of the most controversial songs of the
