Abioye Damilare Samson

Alté
10 Rising African Alté Artistes to Watch in 2025

In 2025, the Alté movement continues to evolve, with an inventive new class of African…

Fimí
In Conversation: Fimí Talks Rap, Creative Confidence, and Finding Her Voice Through Music

“It doesn’t matter if you’re coming with raw bars or leaning into melody, there’s an…

No Sign of Weakness
“No Sign of Weakness” Review: Burna Boy’s LP Is Technical, Polished, Yet Safely Played

Burna Boy will always exude creativity, but on No Sign of Weakness, the boundaries he…

Afro-Gospel
10 Artistes Leading the Afro-Gospel Sound in 2025

Fast forward to today, Afro-Gospel continues to thrive as a growing force connecting deeply with…

Captain
“Captain” Review: BNXN’s Sophomore Album Is a Steady Voyage Through a Familiar Soundscape

Ultimately, Captain doesn’t present a reinvention of BNXN; instead, it leans into what he already…

Prince of the Street
“The Prince of the Street” Review: Ayo Maff’s Strongly Themed Debut Still Needs More Range to Soar

The Prince of the Street is a ground-setting debut positioning Ayo Maff as a leading…

Loud Urban Choir
Loud Urban Choir Is Redefining Choral Music in Afro-Pop

“We’re showing that choral music can be fresh, relevant, and powerful in pop culture, not…

Still The Mayor
“Still The Mayor” Review: Mayorkun’s Third Album Is a Reaffirmation of His Pop Status

Still The Mayor is, at its core, Mayorkun reminding us why he earned the title…

Festival
Top 10 African Festivals to Attend This Summer

So, if you want to dance, connect, and discover something truly special about the African…

The Feast
“The Feast” Review: Falz Blends Different Soundscapes Into His Most Varied Project Yet

There’s a temptation to call The Feast Falz’s most complete album. And in a sense,…