Kenya’s rising rapper Kuky drops a puissant new single, “Baddie,” a high-energy anthem that personifies fearlessness and readiness to conquer anything that comes your way. Born Salima Muigai, Kuky is a Kenyan female rapper, model and entrepreneur. Her sound and style have been recognized for their musical versatility and lyrical prowess, proving that rap is…
The multi-talented Mutoriah is set to perform a spectacular show titled “Mutoriah & The Orchestra” at the Weal House on September 14th, 2024.
Following the release of his sensational earworm “Finish Me” earlier this year, Singer-songwriter Bayanni is back with another sultry tune titled “Goddess”, this time featuring a verse from singer-songwriter Ruger.
Africa’s Rock Goddess ClayRocksU Discusses New EP ‘Hate It Here’ and Navigating the Music Industry as an Alternative Rock Artist in West Africa.
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.
Timaya Continues His Run Of Artistic Relevance On His 9th Studio Album Gladiator.
Award winning singer, songwriter, and performer, Chimano, made a much awaited comeback with his brand new single ‘Do You Remember?’, which he released on 9th August 2024.
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.
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.
