Sando Cynthia: Vuvuzela, The EP - ReviewBy Kosiso NwachukwuMon Aug 26 2024Photo courtesy of SpotifyThis is the cover art for "Vuvuzela," the debut EP by the fast rising Congolese artist Sando Cynthia.Share to:
Genre Spotlight: Dancehall in NigeriaBy | 10/24/2025 | ReviewsDancehall, which emerged in Jamaica in the late 1970s, evolved from roots reggae into a rhythm-heavy sound defined by its Patois lyrics and infectious riddims. In Nigeria, it grew into Afro-dancehall; a lively fusion of Jamaican grooves, African rhythms, and local storytelling that continues to shape the country’s modern music scene.
BhadBoi OML: Bhad Boi EP Review – A Good StartBy | 1/23/2025 | ReviewsDapper Music signee Bhadboi OML releases his highly anticipated EP, Bhad Boi, featuring lead singles Testimony and Opueh, which have resonated strongly with the Nigerian audience.
INTERGALACTIC DREAMS - ALBUM BY NIPHKEYSBy | 4/8/2025 | ReviewsFamed Nigerian record producer turned artist, Niphkeys, releases a stunning and star-studded debut with his 8-track EP, Intergalactic Dreams.
Genre Spotlight: Amapiano in South AfricaBy | 9/2/2025 | GenresAmapiano is now more than just a genre; it is a symbol of African creativity and cultural pride that shows how a sound born in the townships can travel across borders and bring people together through rhythm, dance, and shared experience
Genre Spotlight: Gqom in South AfricaBy | 12/24/2025 | GenresIn the early years of Gqom, minibus taxis served as the testing ground for the genre. Because its heavy bass and compressed rhythms cut through noisy environments, taxis became moving sound systems—and if your taxi played Gqom, people noticed. This is the story of how the raw, minimalist sound from Durban claimed its place in global club culture.
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