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The most glaring fact about AQT is that his story is not typically a grass-to-grace tale but one of…
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There’s something magnetic about first projects. They hold the innocence of beginnings, the daring…
Calm, Grief, Joy: Tim Lyre’s Music Holds It All
There’s a certain calm that surrounds Tim Lyre, evident in the tenderness he offers to loss, to…
Skinny Skater’s Many Kilometers was an Intimate celebration of Depth and Versatility
Walking into Clout Africa’s Studio, the room is welcoming with its burst of warm red disco lights…
Ckay the Second: Is This a Continuation or Departure?[Review]
CKay hasn’t always been the type to chase hits. He creates music that resonates with his…
SBThaProducer’s Power Lies in his Simplicity[Exclusive interview]
In the ever-evolving soundscape of Nigerian music, some voices shout while others build in silence…
Edenojie’s “See You Again” is a Stirring Portrait of Love, Loss, and Longing[Review]
It is often said that grief is a testament to love and proof that life once bloomed. More often than…
Tay Iwar is Utterly Vulnerable On “Reflection Station” and it’s Beautiful [Review]
Tay Iwar’s songwriting is rich and emotive. And his vocals are calming, soothing, gentle. Over the…
Davido’s “5ive”: Everything We Know About His Upcoming Album
More than a decade has passed since Davido first stepped into the limelight, stamping his name as…
