TL;DR Barry Jhay's latest project, Barrystar Vol. 1, has climbed to the top of Apple Music's Top Albums Chart in Nigeria. This album features a distinctive blend of traditional Yoruba…
This July, the Afro Jam Festival 2025 will feature Afrobeat icons Rema, Ruger, and Gyakie performing throughout Japan, along with global stars such as Jason Derulo and Shenseea. Join this lively event celebrating music with Afro-Caribbean and international artists.
“His voice doesn't just sing—it warns, it weeps, it awakens.”
From the smoky streets of Lagos to the sonic labs of London, Obongjayar is building a sound that defies genre, borders, and expectations. With a voice that feels like a memory and lyrics that challenge power, he’s become one of the most electrifying storytellers in modern music. Whether haunting the chorus of Little Simz’s “Point and Kill” or delivering his own poetic anthems, Obongjayar isn't just making music—he’s creating a movement.
TL;DR: Afrobeats musician Blackhy ushers in 2025 with "Makuna Bounce," a dancehall-inspired track that playfully incorporates Wayne Wonder's beloved classic. Produced by B.YLINX, the song guarantees a lively and rhythmic…
TL;DR: Nigerian artist Seun Kuti critiques feminism in Nigeria, claiming that it leads to gender conflict instead of promoting unity. He proposes that feminism should prioritize accountability and genuine social…
Afrobeat has transcended borders to become a global phenomenon, with stars like Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Rema dominating charts and playlists worldwide. From Nigeria's Burna Boy amassing over 2 billion Spotify streams to Rema's viral hit "Calm Down" topping charts in India, this genre is uniting diverse audiences. Explore the data behind Afrobeat's rise, showcasing the most popular stars in each country and their staggering streaming numbers. Afrobeat isn't just music—it's a global cultural revolution
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2024 was a monumental year for Nigerian music, with Asake solidifying his dominance as the No. 1 Artiste for the third year running. His album *‘Lungu Boy’* shattered records, while Kizz Daniel and Davido’s *“Twe Twe (Remix)”* became the year’s top song. From emerging stars like Ayo Maff to international collaborations, the charts showcased the vibrant diversity and growth of Afrobeat.
