Fireboy Dopamine review Afro Pop

Fireboy – Dopamine: A Cross-Cultural Groove That Proves His Versatility

In a genre that often leans heavily on formula and repetition, Fireboy is once again proving that he’s not just another Afrobeats singer chasing hits. With Dopamine, he steps into uncharted sonic territory—pulling influences from the Caribbean, South Asia, and Persia—while keeping the music rooted in the call-and-response patterns that have come to define Afrobeats. […]

Burna Boy No Sign of Weakness Afro Pop

Burna Boy’s “No Sign of Weakness” Album Review: A Return to Roots with Grown Man Energy

Burna Boy No Sign of Weakness Anybody that has followed Burna Boy and his legendary career knows that beyond his artistic prowess, he has often lacked a certain level of emotional maturity. For a long time, he reacted to criticism and music commentary in ways that felt unrefined and sometimes unnecessarily defensive. But after listening […]

Reekado Banks The Game Needs You Afro Pop

Reekado Banks’ “The Game Needs You” – A Fearless Return From Afrobeats Royalty

After years of low visibility in the music scene, Reekado Banks reintroduces himself with The Game Needs You — a 15-track statement album that reaffirms his position as one of Afrobeats’ most refined voices. Once a frontline artist under Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records, Reekado (now an independent act) proves with this project that time away […]

BNXN Captain album Review Afro Pop

BNXN’s Captain: A Sleepwalk Through Stardom

When a musician sounds disinterested in his own craft, the resulting body of work often feels like an obligation, not an inspiration. That is precisely the problem with BNXN’s new album Captain — a project that feels like a checkbox ticked for label compliance rather than an expression of artistry. Formerly known as Buju, BNXN […]