W1zzy shares empowering debut EP ‘Love Always Wins’
Burgeoning Afro-fusion musician W1zzy releases his debut EP “Love Always Wins” and it packs a punch. “Love Always Wins” is a...
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D1wav shares sensual new release ‘Less & More’
D1wav releases his new Afrobeats project with a touch of simplicity, but sensual and penetrating. Nigerian Afrobeats singer and songwriter D1wav has...
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Nigerian Producers Rexxie and Niphkeys Champion Afro-Street Music in Africa
Gone are the days when indigenous music genres were behind the scenes or hardly recognized. With the recent evolution of art and music globally, more...
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RADR Essentials Vol 40: Reekado Banks, Abstraktt, AV and more
On this week’s Essentials, we’ve got good vibes, sensual music for intimate moments and a message in a bottle for looters and villains. Let’s...
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Baba Kuboye Reinvents His African Voice in New Single ‘Yawa’
Music has long served as a significant catalyst for shedding light on society’s ills. For the Black community, socially conscious music is of...
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Efe Oraka chronicles Black Tuesday on new single ‘Live Rounds In The Dark’
To reignite the spirit of young Nigerians and lead them from a place of collective grief to collective healing, 22-year-old Nigerian singer,...
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The Influence of TikTok on Music Marketing In Nigeria
There has been an alteration in our music consumption dynamics—thanks to a pandemic-ridden 2020. Locked in the comfort of our households with minimal...
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RADR Essentials Vol 39: Timaya, Savage, Simi, Diamond Platnumz and more
Daily declaration for this week: It’s cold outside, stay guarded - Timaya, 2021.
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BadBoyTimz Resurfaces with a New Single to Make You ‘Move’
After a break from consecutive hit singles, self-acclaimed BadBoyTimz returns to mainstream Afrobeats scene with a hot new release. Nigerian singer...
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RADR Essentials Vol 37: Psycho YP, Oxlade, Burnaboy, Fave and more
This week, we are focusing on our life goals, sending stern warnings to heartbreakers and recounting our journey as youths struggling to survive in...
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