Jone Xox – “Controller” is shimmering, pure and intoxicating!
As we move steadily into the new year, we get to discover a whole bunch of upcoming artists who are bringing the … Keep Reading
Dr Kings Oturu – I Bow Before You
Dr Kings Oturu is a British Nigerian based in Scotland. He is an artist, author and teacher among other talents. He is … Keep Reading
Independent artist and songwriter John Ponjee releases the album ‘Diversity’
Hello, I’m John Ponjee and an independent artist and songwriter. I offer my own repertoire of songs through my record label John … Keep Reading
King Uche – “Uche Musa” exudes a lot of confidence!
It should be said up front that King Uche’s “Uche Musa” is a wonderful EP, one that manages to pay deference to … Keep Reading
King Uche’s music is motivational and charged
Nigerian-born musician, Uchechukwu Oribi Okwara, professionally known as King Uche has been through a lot. Growing up in Dikenaifai, Ideato South of … Keep Reading
Trapafara – “Toxic King” the infectious sounds will soon capture your attention
Chinedu Moses Chukwunta aka Trapafara, is a Nigerian – American rapper, songwriter, record producer and philanthropist, born to Nigerian in Delta State. He attended Urhobo College … Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Ann Olay – Grateful for where God is taking her to
Ann Olay is a very passionate and committed Child of God who believes in the healing, life changing and therapeutic power of … Keep Reading
Chima Nice – “Jumpin” – an enormously accomplished record from the performer
His family originally from Nigeria, Chima Nice aka GT The Great, is an artist out of Atlanta who has been performing since … Keep Reading
CHNGE Releases Infectious & Message-Heavy Afrobeat Single – ‘No Worry, Mama’
CHNGE releases her captivating single “No Worry, Mama.” The afrobeat track contains every element to get the listeners grooved and uplifted. “No … Keep Reading
Danlil: “Redemption Song” an accessible narrative coupled with a stirring performance
The U.S. is a particularly tough market for reggae music, as DJs too often marginalize the music or limit it to hip-hop … Keep Reading
