Amapiano, a genre of house music originating from South Africa in the early 2010s, is a musical tapestry woven with influences from deep house, jazz, kwaito, and afrobeat. Translating to “the pianos” in Zulu, Amapiano is distinguished by its continuous piano melodies, deep basslines, a touch of jazz, and the rhythmic infusion of Zulu beats.
Miss Walters has been a catalyst for change in Ghana, reshaping the landscape and bringing gospel music to new heights. Miss Walters shares a similar narrative, courageously navigating Ghana’s gospel music terrain. Both artists embody resilience, carving a niche for themselves in an industry that demands perseverance.
Henry Ifeanyi Orji, professionally known as Henrisoul, born on April 5, 1989, is a versatile Nigerian musician, singer, and songwriter. His musical style, termed “AFRO LIFE,” seamlessly blends afrobeat and highlife melodies, paying homage to his African roots.
If you appreciate calm and inspirational music, then “Thank You” by CalledOut Music is a song that deserves a special place in your heart and playlist. This track is a beautiful expression of gratitude and a reminder of the blessings we often take for granted. “Thank You” is a part of CalledOut Music’s debut studio album, “In Due Times (Genesis) Album.
Some of us found Afro-Gospel songs to be alien when we first got introduced, but
Nekabari, who is an admin at a Radio station tries to out a distinction between
While everyone believes Afrogospel is for Gen Zs, Itty Okim believes there will come a
Gone are the days when gospel choirs would only sing acapella and solemn hymnals. In
Lekan Salamii formerly known as Oluwatomi is a Nigerian rapper, born in the 90s, in the city of Lagos. He graduated from FUUNAB, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State. He made his first major appearance into the industry when he dropped his sophomore EP “Redemption” which is a follow up to his debut EP “Ten The Tape” which was released in 2017.
n 2021, DJ Horphuray etched his name into the history books by achieving a world record as the first Gospel DJ with an awe-inspiring feat – playing gospel songs for an uninterrupted 72 hours. The stage for this remarkable accomplishment was set at the Kulture Yard in Lagos, Nigeria, between November 19th and November 21st, 2021.
