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The 27-year-old can now be found residing State-side; a place that received her compellingly organic-approach to music with open arms. This doesn’t mean to say Ella had not truly earned her reputation
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Mwanjé is Using Her Imagination to Summon The Diaspora [interview]
Mwanjé is a fountain of knowledge. A polymath in her own right. The 23-year-old’s fire is stoked by a determination to share her origins and experience with the world. Even as I
The Radiant Chaotic Good of Jewel Ham
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Advisry at NYFW: Sometimes Dancing
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Tobi Kyeremateng’s ‘ÓWÀMBÈ’ Is A Nostalgic Look into The Heart of Nigerian Party Culture [@tobikyere], [@NetflixUK], [@OlukogaSayo]
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Amarachi Nwosu’s ‘The Ones Who Keep Walking’ tells the story of Art, Music and Culture in Africa right now.
GUAP speaks to photographer and filmmaker Amarachi Nwosu on her debut feature film; The Ones Who Keep Walking. Amarachi Nwosu is a photographer, filmmaker and director who over the years has lived and
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GUAP 25 – The Alté Edition: The Evolving Sounds Of Africa & Its Diaspora [@BojDRB] [@iamodeal] [@itsgabzy]
If you want to see the future of music from the African continent look no further than Alté. Nigeria has been a powerhouse in music from the African continent for a while
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AKS Talks Fatherhood, Culture and Family Contributions on New Single, ‘Parity’ [@AKSonline]
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Ladipoe, A True Leader Of The Nigerian Afro-Rap Scene [@LadiPoe]
Words by: Robert Solomon Ladipoe displays no shortage of bravado. With a voice that seamlessly oscillates between euphonious and blunt, and with his music marked by witty one-liners which he tags “lifelines,”