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AfroGospel isn’t just limited to Nigeria so today, we’re shining a spotlight on an incredible
AfroGospel isn’t just limited to Nigeria so today, we’re shining a spotlight on an incredible
CalledOut Music, aka Samuel Nwachukwu, is one talented guy hailing from Hampshire, England. He’s a
The holiday season is officially here, and that means cozy family get-togethers, beautiful twinkling lights
November started on low vibes. It was just a good and slow month. However, here
Gbedu nights have become an essential part of the Nigerian party scene. These nights are
Nikki Laoye, a prominent Nigerian recording artist, has been captivating audiences with her soulful voice
Frank Edwards is an incredible Nigerian gospel musician who has truly left his mark on
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.
There was Jesus is an amazing song by Dolly Parton and Zach Williams constantly reminds us of God’s abiding presence in our everyday lives and how Jesus creates a way during our darkest moments and when it seems every other friend has abandoned us.
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.