#afrobeats

Rema is one of those artists I thought would fade away soon, as it used to happen back in the days when social media and streaming platforms were not there to promote songs and artists. But even in these

I'm not an active or diligent listener or Dave. I knew about him, but only started listening to him after the release of his latest album "The Boy Who Played The Harp." It wasn't until last week,

In my #ttt collection today, I'm going to pick songs that are making waves across my country and Africa as a whole. Back outside by BNXN & SARZ. The chorus is the magic of this song. I didn't understand

In this year's World Cup tournament, currently taking place in the USA, Mexico, and Canada, the football body decided to create a full album featuring great artists from all over the world to make it

Hello music lovers! In my collection today, I would like to feature one of the talented but less-talked-about artist in Nigeria and Africa, Ckay. Hold on, just play this song below and see the magic. This

I have some good collections for my #ttt entry today. Colorado by Johnny Drille, Ayra Starr and Young Jonn. Naturally, knowing that these three artists combined to put up a song will blow someone's mind

It's been two or three weeks already that I didn't join the #ttt. I'm not going to let this Tuesday go away like that The first on my list is a song that was released many years ago by Dbanj and 2Face

I don't mind being tagged as an analogue guy. The days of CD, VCD, and DVD were better and golden when it comes to rating musical albums. You don't believe me? Today, I came across a paper photo of the

First of all, I'm an African, a Nigerian and a Christian but not so into the controversial part of it such as judging lifestyle and others but the truth is, there are some things that come my way and they

The music industry can be so funny sometimes. Artists can be making music, releasing tracks back-to-back, and still not getting noticed. They can remain in the game for so many years without any recognition,

While scrolling on Facebook today, I came across a video posted by Mr P, the Peter from the defunct PSquare musical group. The video was a behind-the-scenes clip from when they were recording Enemy Solo

Mr Money with the Vibe, the first studio album of Asake which over time became his mantra is one that I've heard multiple times across the street of Nigeria. Asake has always been a versatile artist. One

Everyday I get depressed by how shameful my country acts on social media and pretty much everywhere.😔 Then I come across our musical and entertainment talents and I feel my pride renew😭❤️✨ These are

Yesterday, once again, I reminded myself of how hard it has been for me to easily adapt to the new songs that are rolling out every second of the day and completely do away with the old ones. It has been

It is funny how some songs can be a big hit on TikTok but are hardly talked about in everyday conversations. But then again, any song that becomes a hit on TikTok usually turns into a general hit as well,

It has been 14 years since the video of No One Like You by PSquare was released. The video now appears blurry when viewed on our modern-day high-resolution devices, but that does not take away the beauty

🎶Only God Can Save Me by Adekunle Gold and Davido This song is a pure confession of what men, both single and married, face out there in the battleground of love and choosing a partner. Do you not think

That Way by King Promise and Mr Eazi Some days back, King Promise and Mr Eazi announced a collaboration, and it was done in such a way that it symbolised a bond between Nigeria and Ghana, with the two

I am among those in Africa who do not really give much concern to the Grammy Awards, and it baffles me a lot how many people, especially Africans, have taken the Grammys as the biggest form of validation

Today again, I agree that we can actually fail to find interest in someone’s music simply because we do not like the personality of the person or the things they do, or even how they make their music.