While many artists bend to the demands of Afro-pop and Afrobeats to achieve commercial success, Clayrocksu remains a steadfast pioneer in the realms of alternative rock and punk.

Her latest EP, Hate It Here, is a testament to this unwavering dedication. A departure from her previous work, it showcases a sonic evolution that is both bold and relatable. The tracks spin tales of angst and resilience, resonating deeply with listeners who crave authenticity.

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In the unpredictability of Nigeria’s music scene, where stars are born overnight and genres trend in the blink of an eye, Bianca Adanna Okorocha , professionally called ClayrocksU is known as “Africa’s Rock Goddess,” and she stands as a beacon of creative freedom and authenticity.

While many artists bend to the demands of Afro-pop and Afrobeats to achieve commercial success, Clayrocksu remains a steadfast pioneer in the realms of alternative rock and punk. She moves to the beat of her drum, crafting music that’s as raw and rebellious as her spirit.

While many artists bend to the demands of
Afro-pop and Afrobeats to achieve commercial success, Clayrocksu remains a steadfast pioneer
in the realms of alternative rock and punk. She moves to the beat of her drum, crafting music
that’s as raw and rebellious as her spirit.

Her latest EP, Hate It Here, is a testament to this unwavering dedication. A departure from her previous work, it showcases a sonic evolution that is both bold and relatable. The tracks spin tales of angst and resilience, resonating deeply with listeners who crave authenticity.

Amidst the buzz surrounding her latest release, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Clayrocksu. In an exclusive interview, she opened up about the significance of Hate It Here, her journey as Africa’s Rock Goddess, and the exciting projects on her horizon. Her words were as electrifying as her music, promising fans that the best is yet to come.

I’ve been working on this project for about four years. The first song, ‘We Got
Love,’ was written during the COVID crisis in 2020. The EP is about growing up too fast and coping with adulthood.

ClayRocksU Is Africa's Rock Superstar
ClayRocksU Is Africa's Rock Superstar