Taylor Swift The Fate of Ophelia review Taylor Swift has never hidden her affection for literature, but The Fate of Ophelia marks one of the most deliberate moments where she steps into the role of a literary revisionist rather than a narrator. Released as the lead single from her twelfth studio album, The Life of […]
Zlatan Ibile has never been short on presence. From street anthems to slang-shaping records, his rise has been built on cultural relevance more than technical acclaim. But Symbol of Hope, his third studio album, feels like the point where relevance meets maturity. Released on October 17, 2025, the 15-track project captures an artist who understands […]
A Career at a Crossroads When an artist’s star power plateaus, the options become limited. At that stage, consistency becomes survival. Releasing music back to back is no longer about strategy or rollout; it is about faith that one record will finally connect deeply enough to change everything. That is the position Magixx currently finds […]
A Bromance Built on Mutual Gain The relationship between Wizkid and Asake has quietly grown into one of the most talked-about creative alliances in Nigerian music over the past three years. From casual public endorsements to subtle artistic alignment, their bond has always sparked debate. Some critics argue that Wizkid’s recent collaborations with younger acts […]
Peruzzi is not a new name in the Nigerian music scene. Long before conversations about his solo catalogue gained momentum, his pen had already travelled far and wide, shaping records for artists like 2Baba and Davido. His reputation as a songwriter has always preceded him, sometimes even overshadowing his identity as a performer. While the […]
An Intentional Departure From Afrobeats This one Is Personal is Tiwa Savage deliberately stepping away from expectations. Rather than leaning into the Afrobeats dominance that has shaped much of her commercial run, she makes a conscious pivot toward R&B and Soul, with only light touches of Afrobeats and Amapiano scattered across the album. This decision […]
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. […]
There are many ways to enter the Nigerian music industry, but very few do it the way Chella has. First, he was that funny guy on social media — the one making quirky skits that often doubled as music promos. But somewhere between the humor and the hustle, Chella morphed into something bigger: a next-rated […]
An underrated gem finally gets her shine. Introduction: Guchi Steps Back Into the Spotlight In a music landscape where artists often compromise their identity to chase trends, Guchi is standing firm. Her new EP, No Skips, Just Feeling, is everything the title promises — a compact, 7-track body of work rooted unapologetically in Afrobeats. For […]
Adekunle Gold has never been one to stay stagnant. From his early days singing about personal struggles and the pursuit of financial freedom, to his recent run of tracks echoing success and self-assuredness, his evolution has been as audible as it has been visible. His latest single “Coco Money” is further proof that Adekunle Gold […]
