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Afro-Gospel Rising Stars
Faith Olowodunoye

Editor’s Pick: Here’s Our Spotlight on Ibquake

Ibquake, also known as Ibukun Ajagbe, discovered her love for spoken word poetry in 2013-2014 during a class at House on the Rock church in Lagos, Nigeria. Her passion for the art form has driven her personal growth and success. However, Ibquake’s journey has not been without its challenges.

Born on August 31, 2000, Ibquake grew up without a father figure, an experience she has described as both difficult and empowering. This resilience is evident in her spoken word pieces, which often explore themes of identity and human potential.

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Nigeria vs South Africa: Who is the King of Beats in AfroGospel

Nigeria’s Afrobeats narrative is a tale of constant evolution. Fela Kuti, the pioneer of the genre, laid the groundwork in the 70s with his politically charged Afrobeat. By blending jazz, highlife, and Yoruba drumming, his music became a powerful voice for social commentary. South Africa’s influence on the Afrobeats scene is undeniable, and at the forefront of this movement is amapiano.

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AfroGospel Genre
Faith Olowodunoye

Our Spotlight on Thinah Zungu, One of South African’s Best

Zungu is an exceptional gospel musician, and he is the founder of his own music production company. His music is both inspiring and uplifting, and his amazing voice has the power to put you in the mood for your best day ever. Thinah Zungu was born in the beautiful province of KwaZulu Natal in Inanda, South Africa. He is a true son of the soil, and his music is deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual heritage of his people. 

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