Entertainment Lifestyle 

Lion King- Beyonce features Burna Boy, Wizkid, Tiwa Savage and Mr Eazi in new album Nigeria news

– Nigerian music stars have made the country as they get featured on Beyonce’s new album for the Lion King live-action – Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Tekno, and Mr Eazi joined the international music queen on different tracks on The Gift album – Beyonce released The Gift album for the live-action remake of the Disney classic animation,… Read More
Fashion Lifestyle 

5 African Designers to Look Out For

African fashion has progressed by leaps and bounds in recent years. African fashion designers have now entered the international scene making big names for themselves. They are getting recognized for their talents and bringing in new fashion statements. For instance, some of them are adept at infusing Western and African culture together with their work, something that is adored by… Read More
Victor Peace Fashion Lifestyle 

A Festival of African Creativity Launched by Absolut

In 2017, Khuli Chana released a song called ‘One Source’. The track featured KayGizm, Sarkodie from Ghana, and Victoria Kimani of Kenya. This powerful song is all about Africa taking a stand, uniting in what it does, owning who they are, and being revolutionary. After its release in October last year, it became the best-selling record on iTunes. Now Chana… Read More
tora-tora-kagame Central Africa Musicians 

Juju preaches Cohesion and Steady Transformation plus endorsing President Paul Kagame’s re-election bid.

Campaign songs have become effective tools to sway and win national elections. In Africa, most presidential candidates rely on music to excite and influence potential voters. Many such songs are commissioned/paid for by the politicians and their teams. However some campaign songs are ‘voluntarily composed by artistes’, with politicians eventually embracing and incorporating them onto their campaigns. Musicians that involve… Read More

America’s Slow Embrace of World Music

The cult of Michael Jackson in Japan, jazz quartets in Sweden, and rappers from Russia to the Gaza Strip. Black artists from the United States shape the music the rest of the world listens to and makes. But black musicians from other parts of the world, especially Africa, still have a hard time breaking out of their niches and into... Read More
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