6uff and Odumodublvck have collaborated again on a new song titled Salt, bringing their familiar energy to a contemporary Afrobeats production. The song is a mid-tempo record designed for parties, club settings and even long drives. While its sound makes it easy to enjoy casually, the message behind it gives the collaboration more substance than […]
Chella’s rise in the Nigerian music industry has been an interesting one. He became widely known following the success of Yansh, a song that introduced him to a much larger African audience. Before then, his public image could easily have been mistaken for that of a content creator or comedy skit maker. However, Chella continued […]
Olamide has been quietly reinventing himself, and one of the most interesting parts of this process is his decision to learn and master the saxophone. In recent releases, he has been finding ways to incorporate saxophone solos into his music, adding another dimension to an artist who has already successfully transitioned from rapper to singer. […]
Yemi Alade has spent more than a decade building a career around infectious Afropop records, energetic performances and music that travels across different African markets. However, being good at making hit songs does not necessarily translate into being good at making albums. This is an area where Yemi Alade has struggled for years, and her […]
When an artist has a fan base that has become attached to a particular sound, experimenting with a different genre can be difficult. The artist has to introduce the new sound without completely losing the listeners who connected with the original identity. Magixx takes an interesting approach to this problem on “Be the One.” Instead […]
Bnxn’s “Online,” produced by Telz, is the kind of song that can easily be underestimated on the first listen. It does not immediately throw a complicated arrangement at the listener or depend on an oversized production to make its presence felt. Instead, the song works through a carefully layered Afropop production that becomes more interesting […]
Kizz Daniel returns to music with a song that feels less interested in proving a point and more interested in expressing gratitude. After spending some time away from releasing music, he steps back into the conversation with Ọwọ Oluwa, a collaboration featuring Young Jonn, KrizBeatz and the Wave Choir. It is a thanksgiving song, but […]
Young Jonn has reached a point where the laziness in his music is becoming difficult to ignore. The Nigerian singer and producer has built a reputation around his understanding of sound, his ability to make records that move people, and the experience that comes with years of working behind the scenes. However, his recent releases […]
Ajebo Hustlers have built their music around relatable stories, street language and the everyday experiences of people trying to navigate love, friendship and life. Their latest song, 365 Day featuring Ghanaian singer Gyakie, continues in that direction, but musically, it does not offer much that feels new. The song has a familiar contemporary Afropop sound, […]
Rema’s last release, Tea, was tagged a stage and party song after a clear analysis of the music. It was a record that understood its purpose, and its appeal was tied to the atmosphere it created. With Oh No, however, Rema takes a different approach. He has released a song that people can sing at […]
