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Anabel Rose Begins Bold New Era with ‘How I Want It’
Indeed, there are three types of artists: the cathartic artist, the commercial one, and the artist who harnesses music as a medium of...
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Debra Can’s ‘SSS (E Go Pay)’ Turns Personal Struggle into a Shared Anthem
Emerging Nigerian Afro-pop artist Deborah Oyekan, professionally known as Debra Can, has released her first single of the year, titled “SSS (E Go...
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Fimí: Nigeria’s Hip-Hop’s New Rap Queen
Sharon-Rose Similoluwa Banjo-Ogunleye, known professionally as Fimí, is a burgeoning force in the Nigerian hip hop scene, distinguished by her confident flair and...
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Baaba J Is Soundtracking Selfhood
Baaba J didn’t grow up chasing the spotlight. Her journey into music feels more like a quiet unfolding than a loud arrival; a...
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Robotic dogs can inspire emergent leadership in humans
Credit: Elior Carsenti et al. A study from the Media Innovation Lab (miLAB) at Reichman University’s School of Communications explored how a robotic...
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Kumasi’s Street-Hardened Wordsmith is Claiming His Throne
The streets of Kumasi have been a proving ground for the bold, the relentless, and the lyrically gifted. King Paluta, born Thomas Adjei...
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The Transition of Toyé from an underground gem to an Afrobeats breakout star
Toyé, born Oluwatoyin Oladehinde, is a Nigerian-American singer-songwriter whose artistry blends vibrant melodies with substantive commentary on African percussion, heralding a new generation...
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The Novel Sound of Ema Onigah
Born in Cross River State, Nigeria, Ema Onigah’s musical story begins in the heart of Nigeria, where his early experiences as a church...
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Meet Yimeeka: Nigeria’s Next Afro-House Star
Afro-house, a sub-genre of house music originating from South Africa, has seen fewer Nigerian artists consciously embrace and champion its sound compared to...
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