Ice Prince Speaks on Quitting Smoking After Spending Millions
Ice Prince says smoking was costing him far more money than many people would imagine. During a recent appearance on the Black Box podcast, the
Blaqbonez Says Music Industry Is “Very Wicked”
Support in the music industry appears to be a sensitive issue for Blaqbonez. The Nigerian rapper recently took to X to complain about the lack
Asake Hits 500 Million Spotify Streams Again With “Lungu Boy”
Half a billion streams later, Asake’s global run shows no signs of slowing down. The Nigerian Afrobeats star has reached another major milestone after his
Tyla Secures Historic Double Win at 2026 American Music Awards
The global rise of Tyla reached another major moment at the 2026 American Music Awards. The South African singer secured two wins during the ceremony,
Ayra Starr Explains Why She No Longer Creates Music Purely From Emotion
Ayra Starr says the way she creates music today looks very different from the emotional process behind her earlier songs. During a conversation on the
How Wizkid Changed African Music Forever, According to Nasty C
Long before Afrobeats became one of the world’s biggest music movements, Nasty C says one collaboration helped push the genre into global spaces. The South
BNXN Questions Rise Of AI Generated Artwork In Music
The conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) and creativity is getting louder across Africa’s entertainment industry. This time, Nigerian singer BNXN has added his voice to
Why Blaqbonez Rejected Alleged $1 Million Offer From Mavin Records
Social media is not really a thing for Blaqbonez, and according to him, that is exactly why he turned down Mavin Records. The Nigerian rapper
Baby on the Way for Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola
Celebration is in the air for Nigerian singer Mr Eazi and his wife, Temi Otedola, after the couple revealed they are expecting their first child.
“My Photo with Michael Jackson Is My Proudest Photo” — Akon
A photo with the late Michael Jackson still means more to Akon than many of the achievements from his own career. The Senegalese-American artiste admitted
