Nigerian Artists Need To Invest More in Branding (Na Beg I Dey Beg)
I’ve been meaning to do this since forever. As fate would have it, this platform is going to be catering fully to artists — especially the upcoming...
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AYLØ On Riding His Own Wave and Creating a Musical Identity
Over the years, I’ve come across an interesting variety of music, especially as a new dawn of alternative sounds came upon us, the listeners, as a...
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Suté Iwar Shares New EP, “Jericho Rose”
Sute drops new EP “Jericho Rose”, few months after he dropped his album “Paradise”. Sute is a Nigerian recording artiste, producer and saxophonist....
Read MoreSute Iwar discusses artistry and the need for self belief
Music, along with other forms of self expression and creativity, is as subjective a phenomenon as they come, and it’s not any less different in...
Read MoreEnjoy Your Life: Lady Donli’s Sweet-Sounding Time Machine
Living in an African home, we grew up listening mostly to music our parents loved, either on drives to school or on lazy Saturday mornings. On her...
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Colour: Juls’ Production Masterclass and 5 Shiny Moments
Colour is the third project by UK Ghanaian producer, Juls. Juls is one of the finest producers to emerge during the ongoing renaissance of music out...
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RADRPlus: LadiPoe on Passion, Progress & Perfection
Words by : The Waistbead Whisperer “I’m not a celeb, I’m an artiste”, LadiPoe quips soon after I asked him to pick out a seat for our chat at...
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African Giant: Exploring Burna Boy’s Ascent to the Top
Words: Ebisan Atsemudiara It’s a cold Friday Morning, and in my routine of prepping to fend off aggressive Lagos drivers attempting to cut me...
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Seke Fowode on becoming a self-taught artist
Seke Fowode has sharpened her creativity over the years. Amongst a couple of other things she's a talent manager with an ear for music, and she...
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Suté Iwar’s “Don’t Wait Up” video is a Flick on Temporal Affection
When Suté quips “… she’s a born teaser, once you’ve been caught see ya, lost in the sauce see ya” towards the end of his opening verse,...
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