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Gaidaa Shares Poignant “Figures” Visual

October 19, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Fresh from winning over audiences as support on Saba’s sold out UK/EU Back Home Tour, Dutch-Sudanese R&B/Soul singer-songwriter Gaidaa – who burst onto the international music scene in 2020 with

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Rising Nigerian Star Dami Oniru Returns With Smooth New Single, ‘Soft Life’

October 12, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Following a two-year hiatus, gifted singer and songwriter Dami Oniru is back with a brand new single titled Soft Life. Produced by Remy Baggins, the song is the first offering

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Nigerian Artist PapaRaZzle Drops Introspective New Single Titled ‘Lost’

October 12, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Nigeria-born, UK-based singer-songwriter PapaRaZzle has shared a new single titled Lost, an intimate fusion of AfroPop and RnB which speaks to feelings of isolation whilst chasing one’s dreams and aspirations,

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Gyakie Unveils New ‘For My Baby’ Video

August 5, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Ghanaian songbird, Gyakie is not showing any signs of slowing down as she unveils the official music video for her song, For My Baby off her recently released EP, ‘My

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Eritrean R&B Singer Wauve Returns With New Single ‘Wanna Know’ Featuring Gideonite & Sevn Alias

July 26, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

23-year-old Robeal Yohannes, popularly known as Wauve (pronounced Wah-ve) has been making waves within the rapidly growing R&B space, particularly in the UK. He recently dropped his new single titled

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Grammy Nominated Josiah Bassey Drops New Love-Themed Single, ‘Pressure’

June 22, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Nigerian Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, Josiah Bassey has released his latest single titled Pressure — a melodious song inspired by a lover’s passion and addiction. Appreciated for his versatility and

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6 Pan-African Artist Pairs That We Think Should Work Together

May 25, 2022 by Thelma Ideozu

Music has always had the magnetic power of bringing people from diverse places and cultures together. The long history of musical collaborations between African artists has yielded some truly wonderful