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Skales Credits Prayer for Global Hit ‘Shake Body’
Nigerian recording artiste Skales says a prayer at Winners Chapel’s Shiloh programme changed the course of his music career. After leaving Banky W’s Empire Mate
Nigerian Rapper Zlatan Urges Rising Stars to Budget for Therapy
Rapper Zlatan Ibile has issued a warning to young artistes about the emotional challenges of fame. He says rising stars should be ready to hire
“Bring Back 5-Minute Songs,” Oxlade Tells Nigerian Artistes
Afrobeats singer Oxlade has urged his colleagues to make their songs longer. He took to X to tell fellow artistes to bring back songs that
Tiwa Savage Rejects Male-Dominated Afrobeats Rankings
Tiwa Savage gave fans more than music during her London concert. She set the crowd ablaze when she paused mid performance to speak on the
Bebe Cool Credits “Break The Chains” for Boosting Music Streaming in Uganda
Bebe Cool believes his “Break The Chains” album changed the game by setting a new standard for Ugandan music and making streaming a priority. Speaking
South Africa and Ghana Team Up to Boost African Arts
South Africa’s National Arts Council (NAC) has partnered with Ghana’s Black Star Experience (BSE) to create more opportunities for artistes across Africa. The Memorandum of
DJ Cuppy Quits Supporting Man Utd and Feels Better
Nigerian DJ Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, says she feels lighter and fresher after giving up on Manchester United. The English Premier League
Ice Prince Regrets Unresolved Feud With AKA
Nigerian rapper Ice Prince Zamani says he is still hurting over the death of South African rapper AKA. He revealed that there was a misunderstanding
Cindy Reveals Why She Does Not Hold Concerts Annually
While some Ugandan musicians hold concerts every year, Cindy has taken a different path, focusing on quality over quantity. Speaking to Sanyuka Uncut, the self-styled
Mun G Highlights Audio Production as Biggest Challenge in Ugandan Music
Lugaflow rapper Mun G has identified audio production as the main hurdle facing Uganda’s music industry. During a sit-down on Deep Talk, he explained that