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‘The Rolling Loud Movie’ sets nationwide theatrical release for this Fall

With Rolling Loud having grown from a grassroots Miami festival into a global cultural juggernaut, the film feels like a natural next step.

From N-POP to A-POP: Tyla’s album and Africa’s global Pop rise

Los Angeles feels different after the 68th GRAMMY Awards. Not because of the lights. Not because of the red carpet. Not even because of the after-parties that stretched deep into the early morning. It feels different because, somewhere between Tyla’s

Explore dark ambience with Jason Vitelli’s No Wave Gaze

Jason Vitelli’s fifth album and second purely instrumental release, ‘2. No Wave Gaze’ is a darkly ambient exploration that functions as a unique collaboration across generations, merging the artist’s formative creative exploits with his

Introducing N-POP: A new path for African music

In the mid-2020s, as Afrobeats continued its global ascent, Nigerian music found itself at a crossroads. Streaming numbers were rising. International collaborations were multiplying. African artists were selling out arenas across Europe and North

Turbulence on the charts: Wizkid and Asake break all-time record for highest charting African project in 2026

Real, Vol 1, is globally available and has gathered a positive reception in the US & UK markets. The project is not even 30 days in, but has shattered and set the bar, the mood and the tone for the year. We can say we have the hit (gbedu) for the

British-Sudanese artist Elmiene announces ‘Sounds for Someone’ headline tour

We would suggest investing in an evening of fun by committing to seeing British-Sudanese rising star Elmiene.

Wizkid and Asake score first major hit in 2026

I guess raw Afrobeats is back. This time, trust these two deliver REAL music, with the lead single being “Jogodo”. The concept was announced by Wizkid and Asake last year during their Apple Music interview. Wizkid, a Grammy award-winning

Chris Redding’s The Colors in My Mind: A bridge between father and son

This is a perfect example of how powerful the tool of music is in our present day. Chris Redding’s ‘The Colors in My Mind’ isn’t just another entry in the music world; it’s a very personal sonic expression, a father’s viewpoint on