DJ Maphorisa Announces He Is Stepping Away From Amapiano
DJ Maphorisa has announced that he is stepping away from Amapiano. The South African disc jockey and record producer shared a video on Instagram with
Burna Boy Shuts Down Doubters with Album of the Year Win
When Burna Boy released No Sign of Weakness in July 2025, it sounded like a bold statement. But behind the title was a tough season.
Juma Jux Clinches AFRIMA Win, Named Best Male Artiste in Eastern Africa
Tanzanian music star Juma Jux has won Best Male Artiste in Eastern Africa at the 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA), held
Falz Confirmed as Host of 9th AFRIMA Awards in Lagos
Nigerian entertainer Falz has been confirmed as the host of the 9th AFRIMA Awards, scheduled to take place in Lagos. The announcement was shared by
Pinky Explains Why Some Songs Fail Despite Good Songwriting
Ugandan singer Nanyanzi Rahmah, popularly known as Pinky, has opened up about the often misunderstood art of songwriting and why some musicians fail to fully
Is AI Changing Music for Better or Worse? DJs Speak Out
Artificial intelligence is moving fast in the music world. What once helped with simple tasks can now write lyrics, create beats and copy real voices.
Abtex Explains Why Joshua Baraka Is Still Short of Artiste of the Year
Commenting on the naming of King Saha as Artiste of the Year at the Uncut Awards, events promoter Abtex said the decision made sense. However,
Kapeke Reflects on 2025 Success as “Kaba” Crossed Every Circle
If Ugandan music in 2025 is the conversation, then “Kaba” by Kapeke sits right at the center of it. The song was everywhere. From clubs
Next Radio Crowns the Top 5 Songs That Defined 2025
After three days of nonstop music, memories, and heavy listener engagement, Next Radio 106.1FM has officially wrapped up its Top 106 Songs of 2025 Countdown,
Producer Rinex Links Vulgar Lyrics to Desperation in Music Industry
Veteran music producer Dr. Rinex has weighed in on the growing trend of vulgar music in the local industry, offering a blunt view on why