EeQue: EEQualizer - Album Review

EeQue: EEQualizer - Album Review

The EEQualizer by talented Johannesburg musician Leago Sinclair Moganedi, popularly known as EeQue, is a 10-track dance-theme album with several homegrown features like Focalistic, Mellow & Sleazy, Chley, LeeMckrazy, Tyler ICU, and others.

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Alpha P: Welcome to the Pack - EP review
Welcome to The Pack by Alpha P is a bold, confident, and cohesive body of work that showcases the artist's talent and potential as a rising star in the industry.
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African Female Hip-Hop Pioneers
In recent years, the hip-hop scene in Africa has witnessed the rise of several female talents who are challenging this male-dominated genre. Some female pioneers include Sasha P, Sister FA, Weird MC, Nadia Nakai, Kween G, and others. The legacy of these female pioneers has paved the way for future generations of African female hip-hop artists to continue empowering and inspiring audiences.
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UMOJA x Udulele x JO BISSA: Ugali Disco (feat. Muhonja x Steve Biko)
Ugali Disco, a disco-styled single by the Dutch duo Umoja, Jo Bissa, and Udulele, featuring Muhonja, Steve Biko, and Michael Ongaro is worth a spot on your repeat playlist.
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Discover Some Top Music Festivals in East Africa
East Africa’s music festivals celebrate its rich heritage. Sauti Za Busara, Nyege Nyege, and Lake of Stars offer diverse sounds, from traditional to electronic. These festivals showcase local talent, attract global audiences, and immerse attendees in unique cultural experiences.
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Fireboy DML: ADEDAMOLA - album review
Fireboy DML, Nigerian singer and songwriter, has released his fourth studio album, Adedamola. This 14-track album features Lagbaja, Seun Kuti, Wande Coal, Lojay, and Jon Batiste.
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Behind the Veil: African Artists - The Fame and Decline
Over the years, we have experienced the fame and seen the decline in the popularity of several African artists. What is causing the rise and fall in the artists career momentum?
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Miss Jobizz: QUEEN OF KINGS – Album review
Miss Jobizz, born Omu Jobe, the Gamian singer-songwriter has released a 11-track album titled, Queen of Kings. Miss Jobizz features other talented artists such as Salatiel, ST Da Gambian Dream, Sheriffo Kanuteh, Ans-T Crazy and others in this brilliant release.
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Sando Cynthia: Vuvuzela, The EP - Review
Sando Cynthia, Congolese singer-songwriter, has released a 6-track masterpiece EP titled Vuvuzela. This energetic anthem captures the spirit of amapiano and the laid-back grooves of Afro House while creating a unique listening experience.
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Amapiano: A Global Music Sensation from South Africa
Amapiano, a Zulu word that translates to The Pianos, is a music genre that has its roots deeply connected to the Gauteng province, and began as a genre played in DJ sets, house parties, and lounges.
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Rolly Panda: Sweet Flowers - debut EP review
Rolly Panda drops his debut EP, a love-feisty 4-track EP titled, Sweet Flowers.
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African Music: Triumphs and Challenges in Digital Age
Indie artists face additional challenges related to limited resources, lack of industry connections or knowing the right people, and the difficulty of standing out in an already saturated market.
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Music Licensing and Publishing: Building a Rewarding Indie Music Career
Music licensing is granting legal permission to a second party to use copyrighted music for specific commercial purposes and durations while music publishing involves managing the copyrights of musical compositions to generate revenue.
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Asake: LUNGU BOY - Album Review
Asake, also known as Mr. Money, recently released his third studio album, Lungu Boy, which is loosely translated to Street Boy. This 15-track album also set a new record for the highest opening day global streams for a Nigerian album on Spotify, with 9.2 million streams.
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Call and Response: The Heartbeat of African Music
In various African cultures, the call-and-response style plays a vital role in the different musical traditions - traditional or contemporary - in Africa. Call and Response adds depth and significance to songs and performances.