Asake’s Third Album In Three Years: ‘LUNGU BOY’
Since his groundbreaking entry into the music scene in 2020, Asake has consistently given us banger after banger, further blessing us with his third album in three years, ‘Lungu Boy’.
Since his groundbreaking entry into the music scene in 2020, Asake has consistently given us banger after banger, further blessing us with his third album in three years, ‘Lungu Boy’.
July has been a busy month for our African stars, with show-stopping performances around the world, new releases, appearances, and so much more.
The artists have worked tirelessly to meet our demands, and their hard work truly shows in what they put out.
The Kenyan actress, model and musician is capturing hearts with her unique blend of sweetness and confidence, bringing a fresh dynamic energy to everything she does
Through this project, KCee returns to his roots, celebrating cultural pride and embracing his growth and evolution since the beginning of his musical career 25 years ago in a church choir.
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
Kenyan Grammy award winning singer, songwriter and producer Bensoul drops his second studio album ‘The Party And The After Party’, a project of “disruptive magic” dedicated to his fellow Kenyans who are part of the movement sweeping over the country.
Victoria Kimani is known for her hits ‘China Love, ‘Wonka’, and ‘Prokoto’, and has been teasing the long-awaited album, releasing several singles including ‘Inconsistent’ and ‘My Shine’.
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.
Chocolate City Music, a leading independent record label in Africa, marks its 20th anniversary with grand celebrations and the launch of two groundbreaking initiatives: the Nutrybe Academy and the Chocolate City Music Founders Fund.
What comes to mind when two of Kenya’s finest emcees fuse to birth a body of work; an extended play that alludes to the country’s hip hop growth over the years.