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Culture Sonic Podcast Explores the World of Afrobeats
The rhythmic pulse of Afrobeats has taken the world by storm, captivating audiences with its infectious energy and cultural significance. Now, a new podcast, Culture Sonic,, is set to delve deep into the heart of this musical phenomenon. Hosted by the dynamic duo of Cheche Smith, media personality and Lucklyn Audu, entertainment lawyer, Culture Sonic will […]
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Alex Omenye
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The rhythmic pulse of Afrobeats has taken the world by storm, captivating audiences with its infectious energy and cultural significance. Now, a new podcast, Culture Sonic,, is set to delve deep into the heart of this musical phenomenon. Hosted by the dynamic duo of Cheche Smith, media personality and Lucklyn Audu, entertainment lawyer, Culture Sonic will provide listeners with an immersive journey into the world of the African Music industry.
“We’re excited to bring listeners a fresh perspective on the music industry,” says Cheche Smith, one of the hosts of Culture Sonic. “We’ll be exploring everything from its impact on global culture to independent artists and everything in between.”
“Our goal is to give listeners a deeper understanding of the music, the artists, and the culture that surrounds it,” adds Lucklyn Audu, co-host of the podcast. “We’ll be interviewing industry leaders, analyzing the latest trends, and discussing the challenges and opportunities facing African music artists.”
The podcast will feature candid interviews with industry heavyweights, including renowned DJs, producers, musicians, and music executives like DJ Neptune, Excel Joab, Joey Akan, Ayomide Tayo, Crowd Kontroller, Obinna Agwu and a host of others. By sharing their insights and experiences, these experts will provide a comprehensive understanding of the Afrobeats phenomenon and the African music industry.
Listeners can expect to gain valuable knowledge about the evolution of Afrobeats from its humble beginnings to its global dominance, the business side of the music industry, including record deals, publishing rights, the challenges faced by African artists, the impact of technology on the music industry, the cultural significance of Afrobeats, and the future of the genre, including emerging trends, new talent, and the potential for further growth.
The first episode of Culture Sonic drops on December 5th, 2024, and will be available on Spotify and YouTube. With plans to expand to other platforms, As African music continues to evolve and gain global recognition, Culture Sonic offers a unique opportunity to explore the intricacies of this vibrant and dynamic industry.
Stay connected for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and special announcements by following Culture Sonic on Instagram on @culturesonicpodcast, X on @Culturesonicpod, YouTube on @CultureSonicPodcast
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