Afrobeats is dancing in daring directions this year, fluid, fearless, and full of fire. The genre, a proud pulse of African creativity, continues to expand its orbit, and the top trending Afrobeats songs of 2025 are proof of its undeniable magnetism and evolving genius. In recent years, the culture has wrestled with internal discourse, questions…
Afrobeats continues to take center stage on the global music scene, with yet another high-profile acknowledgment. Davido’s sultry record “Kante”, featuring Nigerian singer Fave, has been featured on King Charles III’s official playlist on Apple Music, marking a significant moment for African music and its growing influence worldwide. During a recent speech, King Charles III…
Afrobeats is embracing yet another fresh twist as Teswess, a known Afrobeats artist and rising star in country music, introduces a bold fusion of genres.
October 29th, 2024, marked a significant moment for Mavin Records and the African music
industry, as Tega Oghenejobo steps into his expanded role as President and Chief Operating
Officer of Mavin Global.
Dive into the fresh vibes of the “Custodian Gems” playlist, now sparkling with new tracks that are set to redefine your musical boundaries.
Barack Obama’s 2024 Summer Playlist shines with a nod to both legends and rising stars among the 44 handpicked tracks, Bob Marley and The Wailers’ timeless anthem “Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)” (1974) sits alongside Tyla’s infectious “Jump,” featuring Gunna and Skillibeng, this annual playlist, now a beloved tradition, dropped on August 12, creating a ripple across the music world.
Rap duo ShowDemCamp has graced us with their latest album, “No Love In Lagos,” a masterpiece that continues their legacy in the Nigerian music scene.
As our latest cover artist for the Custodian Gems playlist, we delved into a rapid-fire Q&A with Emarshal to uncover the genesis of his new hit and his ambitious musical trajectory.
Born Michael Ajuma Attah, the “sonic healer”, hailing from Kogi State in North-Eastern Nigeria, has become popular for his unique and distinct warm sound
I am Osebuka, the son of my father, and this album symbolizes and celebrates my heritage and identity as a son of Chike and my new musical offspring joining the ranks of those that came before.
