Josplay, Opus Music Africa partner to elevate East African musicBy Josplay IncMon Mar 24 2025Photo courtesy of JosplayJosplay, Opus Music Africa partner to elevate East African music.Share to:
AML Artist Spotlight: SPILLZ OCHAIBy | 6/3/2025 | PeopleNigerian Afro-gospel artist Spillz Ochai, a three-time Rapzilla nominee, is rapidly gaining global recognition for his spirit-filled sound and collaborations with industry heavyweights.
Rapcha: Dont Take God s Credit - Album ReviewBy | 5/6/2025 | ReviewsTanzanian rapper Rapcha releases a 17-track project blending sharp storytelling with brilliant production. The album, primarily in Swahili, features collaborators like Banana Zorro and Lydia Marley, addressing personal growth, experiences and societal issues.
AML Artist Spotlight: A MOSEBy | 6/11/2025 | PeopleNigerian Afrogospel artist A Mose (fka MGP), born Adole Moses, combines raw talent with spiritual conviction, using his music to spread a message of salvation and hope.
Sampa the Great - The Hip Hop Queen from ZambiaBy | 5/20/2025 | ReviewsSampa the Great blends sharp lyricism with Zamrock, hip-hop, and African polyrhythmic percussions in As Above, So Below—a genre-defying album rooted in culture, identity, and sonic authenticity.
The naming of a genre: Afrobeats, Afro-fusion, or Afropop?By Samuel Banjoko | 1/6/2023 | GeneralIn the last three years, Afrobeats, Afro-fusion, and Afropop have become the more widely used terms to refer to West African pop music. Causing a naming and branding crises. While Afrobeats is the more common and older term, it is often criticised and dropped in favour of Afro-Fusion or Afropop, both terms whose early use can be traced to refer to the music of Angelique Kidjo and King Sunny Ade.
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