Crazy things are Happening! MTV has revealed its nominations for the 2022 Video Music Awards. Nigeria’s superstar, Tems, made it to the nomination list for her collaboration with Future on his hit single, “Wait For U,” which also features Drake in the best hip-hop category. The single is from Future’s album,
It’s finally here! Beyoncé has returned with “Renaissance,” her much-anticipated seventh studio album, which was released on Friday, July 29, by Columbia Records and Parkwood Entertainment. The pop star put out “Act 1” of Renaissance, which has 16 tracks. Nigerian superstar Tems, Ghanaian DJ/record producer GuiltyBeatz, Nigerian-British producer P2J, Jay-Z, Drake,
Just after his sold-out Chike Live: Lafayette London outing, Afro-pop/soul star and actor Chiké pedals towards the release of his hotly anticipated sophomore album christened “The Brother’s Keeper“, with the release of a fresh cut “Hard to Find” featuring African music royal Flavour. Serving as the awaited set’s lead single,
Congratulations are in order for Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu—the former M-Net West Africa Regional Director—who has been named the new Head of Nigerian Local Originals for Amazon Prime Video. Previously Principal Head of Content Acquisition for Amazon Prime in Africa, Wangi will now be leading the growing Nigerian Originals
Adekunle Gold has released a brand new single titled “5 Star,” produced by Kel P. This song is a follow-up to his fourth studio album, “Catch Me If You Can,” which includes songs like “Mercy,” “High” with Davido, and “One Woman” with Ty Dolla $ign. Listen to the new
A photo which showed the moment singer Portable stripped to his boxers in front of a statue of the late premier of South-West Nigeria, Obafemi Awolowo, as he campaigned for the All Progressives Congress has gone viral online. The photo was taken while the singer
Burna Boy has released his latest album, titled “Love, Damini”. The album boasts of 19 tracks, with features from fellow Grammy-winning artists Ed Sheeran, Khalid, and South African group Ladysmith Black Mambazo; Latin Grammy winner J. Balvin; Victony; Popcaan; J. Hus; Blxst; and Kehlani. Listen below: