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 […]
Fave has always been one of those artists who speaks less but sings deeply. Since her emergence, she’s carved out a special corner in Afrobeats where soulful R&B meets the rhythm of African percussion. With Intention, Fave returns with a song that doesn’t chase radio trends or high-energy beats but instead delivers a raw and […]
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 […]
When Ice Prince Zamani dropped Oleku over a decade ago, it wasn’t just a hit—it was a cultural shift. It bridged mainstream Afrobeats with the raw intensity of rap, making him one of Nigeria’s most respected rap voices. But like many artists, he’s faced highs and lows since then. With his latest project, Starters, Ice […]
A Promising Start That Fizzles Into Confusion Ayo Maff’s first LP, Prince of the Street, arrives with an ambitious title—but the album often feels like it’s chasing a version of “street credibility” that doesn’t align with the artist’s sonic identity. While the project opens with promise, the thematic thread unravels as it moves from track […]
