Guchi Polo Review Afro Pop

Guchi Polo Review: Love, Vulnerability and Mid-Tempo Afrobeats

A Love Song Arriving After Valentine’s Season Guchi has always positioned herself as a dependable voice in love music, and “Polo” continues that familiar emotional lane. Even though the song arrives after the Valentine’s window, its thematic focus on intimacy, reassurance, and romantic vulnerability keeps it seasonless. The bigger conversation, however, sits around her career […]

Ayo Maff God Is Working Review Afro Pop

Ayo Maff God Is Working Music Review: A Feel-Good Amapiano Leaning Record

Ayo Maff’s “God Is Working” arrives as a calm, feel-good record built on a three-step rhythm with a strong Amapiano lean. Rather than chasing loud commercial energy, the song focuses on reassurance, gratitude, and steady progress, which aligns perfectly with Ayo Maff’s established musical identity. It is a song that will naturally resonate with his […]

fola-caricature-review Afro Pop

FOLA’s “Caricature” Is the Sound of Emotional Ease and Quiet Confidence

FOLA’s artistic growth has been gradual but noticeable. Since coming under the mentorship and creative umbrella of Bella Shmurda, his music has taken on more emotional clarity and confidence. Bella’s own rise and eventual partnership with EMPIRE has also helped accelerate FOLA’s visibility, but what truly sustains Caricature is not reach. It is restraint. The […]

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. […]

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 […]

Afro Pop

Nwa Baby: Same Sound, Different Packaging

One very obvious thing with bad song is that you can’t seem to right a long article about the song. It is always dry because everything you are supposed to write has already been written before on an original work or they are not worth writing about. It is very obvious that the sound virus […]