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British R&B darling Bellah and Tampa-born Destin Conrad are not ‘Typical’

In the video, Bellah—born in North London —enters the dance with hopes of catching her man with another woman.

Watch Ghanaian artist Amerado try to win his lady back in ‘Obi Adi’

Amerado's video opens with a fed-up leading lady, throwing his belongings onto the lawn. Her neighbours watch with concerned eyes.

J Cole spotlights his hometown—Fayettville, North Carolina—in ‘Two Six’ video: Watch

In this visual, J Cole appears against memorable, picturesque backdrops, and other clips bring life to his narrative.

Ghanaian artist EL sings about everyday plight of his people on ‘Noko Fio (Money Dey Talk)’: Listen

Upon pressing play, EL's pounding production demands attention as he opens the banger to detail the everyday lives of people in the country.

Watch Nigerian artist FAVE’s bootylicious visual for ‘Cold Outside’, produced by Dre Skull

Lately, the ‘Baby Riddim’ songbird teamed up with legendary record producer-musician Dre Skull for a new track.

Benjamin Dean Wilson announces new album Until the House Falls

Award-winning songwriter, filmmaker, and musical chameleon Benjamin Dean Wilson has announced the release of his ambitious new project, Until the House Falls, arriving on November 22. The expansive opus is a four-part musical radio play featuring eleven

Optacure: Journey from the Philippines to Australia

At the heart of Optacure lies a simple but powerful idea: exploring different perspectives through art, with music as the main medium. More than just a solo project, Optacure is a constantly evolving creative space where emotion, vulnerability, and

Humanimal: A celebration of the resilience of the human spirit

The Beatroot Road’s album Humanimal is a global, post-genre collaboration featuring artists from 13 countries. Led by Mark Russell and Hazel Fairbairn, the project eschews auto-tune for authentic human expression, blending global rhythms to explore the

Suzanne Jarvie: Healing through the luminous art of Americana

Suzanne Jarvie is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose work transforms profound personal loss into a luminous narrative. Her music provides a sense of solace similar to the way expressive arts are used to ‘free our grief’ and enable the healing