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Tiwa Savage And Female Artists: Why She Says Collaborations Need More Than Just a Song

Tiwa Savage and female artists collaborations have become a fresh talking point after the Afrobeats star explained why working with other women does not always produce the commercial results people expect. Savage argued that putting two female artists on the same song is not enough. According to her, some collaborations struggle because the artists do…

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Victony’s Starlife Is More Than a New Album. It Is His Chance to Show Who He Has Become

Victony is set to release his 15-track sophomore album, Starlife, on August 21, marking another important stage in a career that has already been shaped by survival, growth and reinvention. The album is scheduled to arrive tonight, with Apple Music and Spotify listing the project for August 21, 2026. But Starlife feels different from a…

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The Shallipopi-Dapper Dispute Is Becoming Bigger Than One Artist

What started as a dispute between Shallipopi and his former music executive is quickly becoming a much bigger conversation about how Nigerian artists are paid, who controls their music and what happens when a record deal falls apart. Shallipopi has accused Dapper Music boss Damilola Akinwunmi of withholding royalty income from 46 songs, including earnings…

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Nigerian Afrobeats Just Got a New Global Stage: Rema, Young Jonn and Adekunle Gold Land on eFootball 2027

Afrobeats is getting another major international platform, with Young Jonn and Rema’s “Lalala” and Adekunle Gold’s “Many People” officially included in the eFootball 2027 soundtrack. Konami’s official music-licensing page lists both tracks among the songs licensed for the game. It might look like a small entertainment story, but the bigger opportunity is in where these…

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Burna Boy’s Touring Numbers Are Huge, But What Do They Really Prove?

Burna Boy is once again showing why African music’s global growth is increasingly becoming a live-business story, not just a streaming story. Newly reported concert data places the Nigerian singer at the top of Africa’s global touring market, with more than $40 million in revenue from major international performances. The figures put him comfortably ahead…

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