Music

The New Sherif in Town, Kwaku Frimpong, is Fired Up in Visuals for “Second Sermon” Remix

Black Sherif deserves all the applauds coming his way, and if his recent works are…

Songs You Might Enjoy Better When You Listen to Their Acoustic Versions

These studios are doing a thankless job, even though they are improving tremendously the frontiers…

The Rose of Bamako, Rokia Koné, Blooms for the World in “Bamanan”

Bamanan is effective as a blueprint for artistic collaboration and genre-experimentation that still thrives with…

T.I Blaze’s “The Fresh Prince of Lagos”: A Concise and Invigorating Project

The Fresh Prince of Lagos is a gratitude and storied look at T. I Blaze’s…

Asa’s “V”: The Fifth Time, an Enigma

For someone with a long litany of solos, Aṣa breaks away from her Omega-wolf tendencies…

Skales Stretches His Versatility With “Sweet Distractions”

As an indie artiste, Skales seems to make the best choices with his record productions,…

Angélique Kidjo is Resplendent in Visuals for “Do Yourself”

…the video was just average with not much to be excited about, other than the…

Basketmouth Makes a Triumphant Return on Horoscopes

If Yabasi was the preface, then, Horoscopes should be regarded as the triumphant foreword to…

BNXN: A Smart Move, Or Yet Another Fiasco?

Long before BNXN, artists all over the world have grown to avoid changing names in…

Rema Scintillating Visuals for Calm Down Teases Fans Ahead of New Album

Calm Down is a very enjoyable video to watch, with a lot of beautiful clips…