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🔎 Our verdict: 7.2 → “Solid Cut” 🎧 Standouts: MERCY PLEASE, WONDERFUL Following his earlier 2025 release, Reflection Station, Nigerian

Adekunle Gold’s career has been a meandering one, in the most positive way. He has evolved and carried us along

🔎 Our verdict: 6.0 → “Decent but Skippable” 🎧 Standouts: Mr Media, Bliss Serving as a preview of her upcoming

Turn off the lights. The Black Star appears. The album opens like a dance procession into an underground club. Amaarae

🔎 Our verdict: 7.5 → “Solid Cut” 🎧 Standouts: Time and Time, Da Du Dah On their sophomore release Tuff

Analog Africa’s Unearthed Gem from a Nation in Transition The first guitar lick on Roots Rocking Zimbabwe flings you straight

At 62, Femi Kuti remains Afrobeat’s elder statesman – sharp, urgent, and uncompromising. His latest album, A Journey Through Life,

The Marathon Man Arrives from the Past with a Funk-Fueled, Time-Hopping Debut By Suté Iwar NATIVE Records introduces a fresh

Yarden is part of a new wave of Nigerian singers using soft tenor vocals and moody minimalism to tell emotional

Lady Donli has embraced the title of The African Rockstar, and her latest single, Keep On Loving Me (Biko Biko),