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 […]
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 […]
Introduction: A Nuanced Approach to Afrobeats In an industry often criticized for its lack of depth, Bnxn’s ‘Sincerely Benson’ emerges as a quiet yet impactful contender. This album, while not revolutionary, offers a subtle shift in the landscape of contemporary Afrobeats. In this review, we explore the understated brilliance of Bnxn’s latest work, delving into […]
