The African music scene is currently the most vibrant in the world. From the infectious rhythms of Amapiano in the South to the global dominance
1) Streaming is still growing, but platforms are stricter about what “counts” U.S. recorded-music business hit a record ~$11.54B wholesale in 2025, driven mainly by
🎤 HEADLINE: STONEBWOY SHUTS DOWN OVO ARENA WEMBLEY IN LONDON! This week Ghana gave the world a moment to remember. The BET Award-winning artiste took
The recent Shatta Wale UK show controversy is about much more than one artist, one promoter, or one night. It is a reminder that African
Africa is having a moment. To be honest, the continent has been leading the way for a long time, but the rest of the world
1. Laying Bare the Truth: The “Ghost” Library The truth behind the 250 million figure is that the majority of the new growth is non-human.
1. The Investigation: From “Broadcasting” to “Curating” In the past, Multiview was a “one-size-fits-all” feature. YouTube chose the channels for you (usually just NFL or
Whether you are a painter in Accra or a filmmaker in Lagos, the landscape of creative funding is shifting toward massive, cross-continental partnerships. The recent
The transition from editorial-led discovery (the era of the superstar DJ or the “New Music Friday” editor) to algorithm-led discovery is complete. For African artists,
This year’s nominations tell a story of a shifting industry—one where the “old guard” is fighting harder than ever to stay relevant, while the “new
