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Chike Releases Long-Awaited Album ‘Son Of Chike’

Nicole MungaiJuly 24, 2024July 10, 202603 mins

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.

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From Love Nwantiti to BANGER BOY 🌍🎶 Release From Love Nwantiti to BANGER BOY 🌍🎶

Released in 2019, “Love Nwantiti (Ah Ah Ah)” quietly began its journey before becoming one of the defining songs of the streaming era. Years later, the record continues to make history, surpassing 1 billion Spotify streams and standing as the first Nigerian solo recording to reach the milestone on the platform.

While some songs become hits, others become moments that define an era and “Love Nwantiti” belongs in the latter category. Its journey from a 2019 release to one of the world’s most-streamed songs is a reminder that cultural impact is not always immediate; sometimes it unfolds gradually, carried by listeners across continents and generations.

As producer @tempoe_ celebrates the achievement, the moment also reflects the power of patience, collaboration and the global rise of African music. 

As African music continues to shape global listening habits, milestones like these speak not only to the success of individual creators but also to the growing influence of a continent whose stories, sounds and creative voices continue to resonate far beyond its borders.

BANGER BOY arrives on August 7, @ckay_yo now turns the page to a new chapter - building on a legacy that continues to inspire listeners around the world.

With BANGER BOY on the horizon, CKay’s next chapter arrives not in the shadow of his biggest hit, but on the foundation it helped build.

🔗 Read more now on Music Custodian w/ link in our bio 📍

#MusicCustodian #CKay #Tempoe #BangerBoy #SpotifyBillionsClub
When the first trailer for Children of Blood and B When the first trailer for Children of Blood and Bone arrived, audiences were immediately drawn into the breathtaking adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s bestselling fantasy novel. 

Beyond its striking visuals and star-studded cast, however, another story has quietly emerged - one that speaks to the growing influence of African creatives across global cinema.

With @temsbaby serving as Executive Producer and Curator of the soundtrack, @burnaboygram guiding its musical direction as Executive Music Consultant, original music from Tems, @fireboydml @bnxn and @ayrastarr and a score that blends orchestral composition with African instrumentation, this isn’t simply an African-inspired film - it’s a production shaped by African creative leadership.

At Music Custodian, we believe this is the story worth documenting. It reflects a broader shift in global entertainment where African artists are no longer only exporting hit records - they are influencing how the world’s biggest stories sound, feel and resonate. 

As music, film and culture continue to converge, Children of Blood and Bone reminds us that Africa’s greatest export may not just be its talent, but its creative vision.

#ChildrenOfBloodAndBone #Tems #AfricanMusic #BurnaBoy #MusicCustodian

More than simply featuring African actors or drawing inspiration from African mythology, the film has entrusted some of the continent’s biggest musical voices with shaping its emotional identity from behind the scenes.

Leading that vision is Nigerian Grammy-winning singer-songwriter @temsbaby , who has been announced as the Executive Producer and Curator of the film’s official soundtrack. 

The appointment marks another defining moment in her career and positions her among a new generation of African creatives influencing some of the world’s most ambitious film productions. 

According to director Gina Prince-Bythewood @gpbmadeit , the decision was intentional from the very beginning.

Rather than approaching the soundtrack as a collection of commercially successful records, Tems curated a body of work rooted in contemporary African music. 

The project features three brand-new Tems songs, alongside contributions from Fireboy DML,
Nairobi continues to strengthen its position as on Nairobi continues to strengthen its position as one of Africa’s emerging creative capitals following the launch of the INDVSTRY Exchange Artist Accelerator, a new initiative designed to equip East African artists with the knowledge, networks and professional infrastructure needed to build sustainable international careers.

The future of African music won’t be shaped by talent alone. It will be shaped by the infrastructure that helps talent thrive.

The launch of the INDVSTRY Exchange Artist Accelerator in Nairobi reflects a growing shift across the continent - one where artist development, mentorship, technology and global industry access are becoming just as important as the music itself. 

Open to artists, producers, songwriters, stylists and visual creators, the initiative seeks to equip East African creatives with the knowledge, networks and opportunities needed to compete on a global stage.

At Music Custodian, we believe this is the kind of story worth documenting. As African music continues to redefine global culture, the institutions investing in education, collaboration and long-term creative infrastructure will play an equally important role in shaping its future.

Read more on Music Custodian w/ link in our bio 📍

#AfricanMusic #ArtistDevelopment #CreativeEconomy #EastAfrica #MusicCustodian
This week’s Afrobeats Heat Different isn’t sim This week’s Afrobeats Heat Different isn’t simply about new releases - it’s about the conversations happening across African music.

From @davido @iammayorkun & @folapondis emotional reunion on B4 B4, to the surprise chemistry of @bnxn & @mrmoney the confidence of @moliymusic ACCRA GIRLS, and the quiet brilliance of @iamodeal & @jorjasmith_ , this edition reflects a continent creating with intention, collaboration and ambition.

Every Friday, we don’t just update a playlist - we document where African music is, where it’s heading, and the artists shaping that journey.

Read more and discover all 16 tracks now on MusicCustodian.Com

#AfrobeatsHeatDifferent #NewMusicFriday #AfricanMusic #Davido #MusicCustodian
The Recording Academy has extended invitations to The Recording Academy has extended invitations to more than 4,000 music creators and industry professionals to join its 2026 New Member Class, marking the largest membership invitation class in the organization’s history. 

The milestone reflects the Academy’s continued efforts to broaden its global community while strengthening the diversity of voices that contribute to its mission of supporting music creators and shaping the future of the Grammy Awards.

According to the Academy, the 2026 class brings together professionals from across the music ecosystem, including artists, songwriters, producers, engineers, composers, executives and other creative practitioners whose work continues to shape the industry worldwide. 

Beyond participation in the Grammy Awards voting process, Recording Academy membership offers opportunities for advocacy, professional development, networking and collaboration throughout the global music community.

The Recording Academy’s largest-ever membership class is more than a milestone in numbers - it reflects an industry that is steadily becoming more representative of the communities shaping music today. 

As African creators continue to influence the global soundscape, greater participation within international institutions reinforces the continent’s growing role in conversations that extend beyond awards, embracing advocacy, collaboration and the future of music itself.

#RecordingAcademy #GRAMMYs #MusicBusiness #GlobalMusic #CreativeEconomy
Africa’s creative economy is entering a new chap Africa’s creative economy is entering a new chapter - one where conversations must increasingly translate into commerce, collaboration and long-term opportunity.

As Entertainment Week Africa (EWA) marks its fifth anniversary this November, the platform returns to Lagos under the theme “Closing the Gap,” bringing together artists, labels, publishers, distributors, streaming platforms, investors, founders and policymakers to explore how African creativity can capture more of the value it generates globally.

This year’s expanded programme places a significant emphasis on music, with the return of the Content & Music Markets, alongside structured opportunities for deal-making, artist development, capital access and cross-border collaboration. 

Building on the momentum of previous editions, EWA continues to position itself as one of the continent’s most intentional platforms for strengthening the business infrastructure surrounding African music and the wider creative industries.

At Music Custodian, we believe the future of African music will be shaped not only by extraordinary artists, but also by the institutions, markets and partnerships creating sustainable pathways for creative growth.

Read our full editorial via the link in our bio.

#EntertainmentWeekAfrica #AfricanMusic #CreativeEconomy #MusicIndustry #MusicCustodian
Some records launch careers and go on to become pa Some records launch careers and go on to become part of a generation’s soundtrack.

When Mayorkun released “Eleko” in April 2016, it wasn’t simply the debut single of a newly signed artist on Davido Music Worldwide (DMW). It was the arrival of a voice that would soon become one of Afrobeats’ most recognizable hitmakers. 

Released on April 12, 2016, the Puffy Tee-produced record became @iammayorkun first official release under DMW and laid the foundation for a career defined by consistency, melody and crossover appeal.

Ten years after “Eleko” introduced Mayorkun to the world, the Nigerian hitmaker is marking the milestone with a striking new visual era and a simple message: “10 years! 1 Mayor.” 🤞🏽🔥

As fans celebrate the song that began his journey under DMW, the refreshed imagery and understated confidence hint that another chapter may already be taking shape.

At Music Custodian, anniversaries aren’t simply moments to look back - they’re opportunities to recognize the records that shape careers, define eras and continue to influence African music today.

UPDATE

That anticipation has now been rewarded. Just hours after reflecting on the 10-year legacy of "Eleko," @iammayorkun  confirmed that new music is indeed on the way. Sharing a series of photographs alongside @davido the singer announced the release of "B4 B4" arriving this Friday as part of Davido's highly anticipated forthcoming album, Oriade. Captioning the post, "New Music! This Friday! 'B4 B4' #Oriade 👑," Mayorkun has officially ushered in the next chapter fans had been speculating about.

The announcement also marks another reunion between Mayorkun and Davido, whose partnership first introduced the former to the mainstream when he signed to Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) in 2016. A decade after "Eleko" launched his career under the label, the pair are once again joining forces—this time on one of the year's most anticipated Afrobeats projects. 

It is a full-circle moment that bridges Mayorkun's beginnings with his present, reinforcing that while he may be celebrating ten years of "Eleko" the story is still being written.

#Mayorkun #Eleko #Afrobeats #AfricanMusic MusicCustodian
As African artists continue reaching global audien As African artists continue reaching global audiences, they also carry identities shaped by histories that don’t always translate across cultures.

In a new conversation with Apple Music’s The Ebro Show, @tyla reflects on the backlash surrounding her identification as “Coloured,” explaining how travelling the world challenged her to understand different cultural contexts while reaffirming both her South African heritage and her Black identity.

“I know that being Coloured is my culture... but I’m also Black.”

The conversation arrives as Tyla celebrates the release of her sophomore album, APOP*, and prepares for her first global headline tour, offering a thoughtful reminder that global success often brings deeper conversations about identity alongside the music.

#AfricanMusicCommunity #MusicCustodian #Tyla #TheEbroShow #NewAlbum
Victoria Monét has spent much of her career shapi Victoria Monét has spent much of her career shaping the sound of modern R&B.

Now, she continues shaping her own.

With the release of "Reach Out" and the announcement of her sophomore studio album, Frequency of Love, the three-time Grammy Award winner enters a new creative chapter - one that builds on the artistic confidence and critical acclaim that followed her Grammy-winning project, Jaguar II.

Arriving ahead of the album's October 2 release, "Reach Out" offers another glimpse into Monét's evolving musical world. Produced by @kaytranada and @dmile85 , the record pairs her signature warmth and lyrical intimacy with a vibrant, contemporary R&B sound, while its accompanying visual - directed by Dave Meyers - continues the thoughtful visual storytelling that has become central to her artistry.

For Music Custodian, this announcement represents more than the arrival of a new single. It marks the beginning of an album campaign from an artist who has steadily evolved from one of music's most celebrated songwriters into one of contemporary R&B's defining voices. Frequency of Love now joins the growing list of projects shaping the genre's conversation in 2026, and "Reach Out" serves as its compelling introduction.

#VictoriaMonet #FrequencyOfLove #ReachOut #RnB #NewMusic #MusicCustodian
Some weeks in African music are defined by blockbu Some weeks in African music are defined by blockbuster releases while others are defined by the conversations those releases begin.

This week’s edition of Afrobeats Heat Different arrives at the intersection of both.

As @davido continues the rollout of one of 2026’s most anticipated albums with “Gimme Dat Ting” featuring the exciting @noteveneleven , this week’s playlist also reflects something bigger unfolding across the continent’s music landscape. Established artists are collaborating with emerging voices, digital communities are influencing discovery before official releases, and cross-border partnerships continue to reshape what African music sounds and feels like.

From the organic rise of @mavoswago “BB Lifestyle”, to @ladipoe and @pa_salieu meeting of lyrical worlds on “No Level,” and the soul-stirring collaboration between @tobenwigwe @2niteflavour and C.S Armstrong on “PERFECTION,” every record in this week’s selection contributes to a larger story about evolution, collaboration and creative ambition.

At Music Custodian, Afrobeats Heat Different is more than a weekly playlist. It is our editorial record of African music in motion - capturing not only the songs defining the moment, but the artists, ideas and cultural shifts shaping the future.

Press play.

Then read between the records.

Read full editorial on our website - www.musiccustodian.com 

#AfrobeatsHeatDifferent #MusicCustodian #EditorialPlaylist #Davido #AfricanMusicCommunity
Some concerts entertain and others quietly reshape Some concerts entertain and others quietly reshape a city’s cultural memory.

Yussef Dayes’ arrival in Nairobi is one of those moments.

Over the past few years, Nairobi has steadily evolved into one of Africa’s most exciting cultural capitals - where audiences are not only embracing contemporary jazz, soul and alternative music, but demanding it. 

The announcement of @yussefdayes , alongside @vennagram and @elijahfox , is another reminder that the city’s live music ecosystem is growing in ambition, curiosity and global relevance.

For lovers of improvisation, rhythm and fearless musicianship, this is more than another date on the calendar. It is an opportunity to witness three artists redefining what jazz can sound and feel like in the 21st century.

At Music Custodian, we believe these are the moments worth documenting. They remind us that the future of live music is increasingly collaborative, borderless and deeply connected to the audiences willing to embrace it.

Nairobi, history isn’t just being witnessed.

It’s being played.

#YussefDayes #NairobiRnB #Nairobi #Jazz #MusicCustodian
Some stories are reported and others deserve to be Some stories are reported and others deserve to be remembered.

When we began writing this feature, we realised we weren’t documenting a halftime show. We were documenting a cultural milestone.

For the first time in FIFA World Cup history, the Final welcomed an official halftime show. At the heart of that moment stood Colombian icon Shakira @shakira , Nigerian superstar Burna Boy @burnaboygram and Uganda’s Ghetto Kids @ghettokids_tfug - a collaboration that reflected the increasingly global sound of football and the undeniable influence of African creativity.

As Spain lifted the trophy, another kind of history was unfolding.

An African artist performing on football’s biggest stage.

A Ugandan dance collective whose journey began in Kampala inspiring millions across the world.

An official FIFA World Cup song, Dai Dai, becoming the No. 1 song on Spotify’s Global chart.

These are the moments that deserve more than headlines.

They deserve context.

They deserve reflection.

They deserve an archive.

At Music Custodian, we believe our responsibility extends beyond telling readers what happened. We believe in documenting why moments matter, preserving them with the care they deserve, and ensuring that years from now, when people look back on the cultural history of African music, stories like these remain.

This is one of those stories.

Read our latest feature:

Africa Took Centre Stage at FIFA’s Historic First World Cup Final Halftime Show.

Link in bio.

#MusicCustodian #BurnaBoy #Shakira #GhettoKids #FIFAWorldCup2026
Our Monday Motivation Is Here 💛 Every artist d Our Monday Motivation Is Here 💛

Every artist dreams of the breakthrough.

The sold-out show. The viral moment. The chart-topping record. The song everyone suddenly knows by heart.

But according to acclaimed music executive @chrisanokute , that’s only part of the story.

After spending years helping shape the careers of artists like Katy Perry, Rihanna, Kelly Rowland, Fifth Harmony, Bebe Rexha, Muni Long and many more, his perspective is surprisingly simple:

“You win some, you lose most—and that’s OK.”

In an industry that often measures success by streams, views and instant reactions, it’s easy to believe that one underperforming release defines your journey. It doesn’t.

Every song teaches something, every release sharpens your craft and every setback prepares you for the opportunity that eventually changes everything.

As Chris reminds us, baseball players who reach base just three times out of every ten attempts are still considered elite. The same mindset applies to creativity. Not every record will connect. Not every campaign will explode. But sometimes, all it takes is one song, one performance or one moment to transform an entire career.

So if your latest release hasn’t found its audience yet, don’t let that silence become self-doubt.

Keep creating., keep releasing, keep learning, keep believing.

Your next opportunity may be the one that changes everything.

Happy Monday from all of us at Music Custodian.

#MondayMotivation #MusicCustodian #ChrisAnokute #ArtistDevelopment #AfricanMusic
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The answer is… Angélique Kidjo. 🇧🇯✨ - @ The answer is… Angélique Kidjo. 🇧🇯✨ - @angeliquekidjo 

Long before she became a five-time Grammy Award-winning artist, a global cultural ambassador and one of Africa’s most respected musical voices, Angélique Kidjo was simply a young girl growing up in Benin with a dream.

Her journey is a reminder that greatness rarely arrives overnight. It is built through courage, consistency and an unwavering commitment to one’s identity.

For more than four decades, she has championed African music on the world’s biggest stages, collaborating across genres and generations while remaining deeply rooted in the sounds and stories of the continent.

At Music Custodian, Guess Who Thursday is more than a game. It’s our way of celebrating the journeys behind the legends—because every icon was once someone’s child, someone’s student, someone’s hopeful dreamer.

Who should we feature next?

#GuessWhoThursday #AngeliqueKidjo #MusicCustodian #AfricanMusic #AfricanLegends
THE MISEDUCATION STILL ECHOES. More than twenty-f THE MISEDUCATION STILL ECHOES.

More than twenty-five years after The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill first changed the course of music history, thousands of voices in Casablanca reminded us what timeless artistry truly sounds like.

During her performance at Jazzablanca Festival, @mslaurynhill transformed the audience into a choir through a moving call-and-response moment that felt less like a concert and more like a shared act of cultural memory.

In an era defined by speed, algorithms and endless releases, moments like these remind us that the greatest ambition for any creative isn’t simply to go viral - it’s to create work that people will still carry with them decades later.

Great songs don’t expire.

They find new generations.

🎥: Cyril Nice Pink 💝

#MusicCustodian #LaurynHill #Jazzablanca #TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill #CulturalMemory
Spotify is taking music beyond the algorithm. Yes Spotify is taking music beyond the algorithm.

Yesterday marked the beginning of Greasy Tunes Nairobi, a 12-day cultural programme transforming Heltz House into a home for music, podcasts, fashion, food, football and community. @spotifygreasytunes 

While streaming has changed how we discover music, Greasy Tunes asks a different question:

What happens when listeners become a community instead of simply an audience?

Backed by new @spotify insights showing Nairobi has one of Africa’s most engaged Gen Z streaming audiences, the programme reflects a city where playlists don’t exist in isolation—they intersect with street culture, conversation, creativity and everyday life.

For us at MC, this is bigger than an event.

It’s another example of how Africa’s music ecosystem continues to evolve beyond recordings and into lived cultural experiences. @spotifyafrica 

We’ll be following Greasy Tunes throughout its run at @visitngara 📍

Music deserves to be experienced together.

#MusicCustodian #Spotify #GreasyTunes #Nairobi #AfricanMusic
BNXN and SARZ continue to demonstrate why some of BNXN and SARZ continue to demonstrate why some of the most compelling records emerge when artist and producer move in complete sync.

Following the release of Emotional High, the duo have now unveiled the official music video, bringing another visual dimension to a record that leans into vulnerability, melodic restraint and the unmistakable chemistry they’ve cultivated over the years. 

Rather than relying on spectacle, the visuals allow the emotion at the heart of the song to breathe - complementing its reflective tone while reinforcing the creative partnership between one of Afrobeats’ most distinctive voices and one of its most influential producers.

Emotional High is another reminder that some collaborations aren’t built for the moment - they’re built on trust, musical intuition and a shared understanding of the craft.

🎥 Emotional High by @bnxn × @only1sarz is out now.

#BNXN #SARZ #EmotionalHigh #AfricanMusic #MusicCustodian
African music’s next chapter may not be written African music’s next chapter may not be written on stage - but behind the scenes.

As African music continues its remarkable global rise, one of the continent’s most important conversations is shifting from exports to infrastructure.

This week, independent music company @cinqmusic announced a strategic partnership with C.R.E.A.M (Creative, Reality, Entertainment, Arts and Music), the artist discovery platform founded by Afrobeats pioneer D’Banj, with a shared ambition of creating sustainable pathways for emerging African talent.

At the heart of the partnership is Best of The Streets (B.O.T.S.), @thecreamplatform flagship talent discovery programme, returning this October. Through mentorship, fan participation and artist development, ten emerging African artists will receive access to global distribution, marketing support and long-term career development through CINQ Music.

For us, this story is about far more than another industry announcement.

It reflects a growing understanding that Africa’s future music economy won’t be built solely by hit records or streaming milestones. It will be strengthened by the organisations investing in discovery, artist development, distribution and sustainable creative infrastructure.

As the continent’s creative ecosystem continues to mature, partnerships like this move the conversation beyond visibility - and towards building systems capable of supporting the next generation of African artists from home.

Read our full editorial via the link in our bio.

#AfricanMusic #MusicIndustry #CreativeEconomy #ArtistDevelopment #MusicCustodian
Guess Who? 👀 Before the Grammy Awards. Before Guess Who? 👀

Before the Grammy Awards.

Before the global stages.

Before becoming one of Africa’s most celebrated cultural ambassadors...

She was simply a little girl growing up with big dreams.

Today, her voice has travelled across continents, collaborated with some of the world’s greatest musicians, and become a powerful force for African culture, social justice and artistic excellence.

Can you guess who this future legend is?

Drop your answer in the comments. 👇🏿

Answer will be revealed in the next post update ! 

#GuessWhoThursday #MusicCustodian #AfricanMusic #AfricanLegends #MusicHistory
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