Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, learn from the 'Yaba Buluku' boys, Focalistic, Gyakie, Master KG and more [Opinion]
Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, learn from the ‘Yaba Buluku’ boyz, Focalistic, Gyakie, Master KG and more. | Pulse Nigeria
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Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, learn from the ‘Yaba Buluku’ boyz, Focalistic, Gyakie, Master KG and more. | Pulse Nigeria
Featuring musical masters and exciting new talents, unique monthly festival Expo Beats gets into gear this Thursday, with World Beats running for three consecutive nights until Saturday.
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Those issues are; Is Nigeria obliged to consume Cameroonian music? Given that Nigeria is Africa's leading entertainment nation, is her market and media open enough to embracing other African music? This comes after Pancho C.Y International, a Cameroonian comedian and actor, accused Nigerians of refusing to open our market and media space to embrace music from other African nations. In a nationalist action with subtle xenophobic hints, he called for a ban on Nigerian music. He felt Nigerian artists were taking food off Cameroonian tables. Earlier in January 2021, Stanley Enow also pleaded wi...
First published in Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper A music year like no other: 2020 has forced South African musicians to not only be creative and think outside the box but also to find different ways to reach their audiences. Online performances became a go-to for local artists, especially as the country went into a nationwide lockdown. DJs have been at the forefront of the livestream concert trend with artists like Black Coffee, who committed to a residency of virtual shows – the Home Brewed series – alongside the Solidarity Fund to raise money for Covid-19 relief. After raising abo...