Lagos-based producer, audio engineer and recording artist Buller Beat has released “Warm Tape,” featuring Nxany Piper.
Born Omin Edim, Buller Beat works across Afropop and other contemporary sounds. His debut EP, Motion 4Life, introduces his work as a recording artist alongside his production and audio engineering.
OHNomad has released “This Time Is Different,” a new addition to the catalogue of the composer and musician, whose work draws on classical, jazz and metal influences.
OHNomad began making music during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020. His compositions have also been influenced by his travels through countries including India and Tibet, as well as his interest in finance and global affairs.
His previous works include Place of Origins, a sonata premiered at Taiwan’s National Recital Hall in August 2023, and The Silicon Island, which received its U.S. premiere at the Taiwan Tech Summit in California in September 2025.
Music, creativity, and community took centre stage at the 2026 edition of Indie Vibe House Party’s At Home Together Creators’ Retreat, where artists and industry voices spent three days collaborating, connecting, and creating new music.
The retreat featured recording sessions, themed activities like Paint & Sip and movie night, and conversations with voices across music, film, and pop culture, including music journalist Joey Akan and Nollywood actor and director Paul Utomi, who shared insights from their respective fields.
Beyond the activities and conversations, participants worked on new records during the camp. The music is currently being developed into a project slated for release, with more details to come.
For Nathalie Wemambu, the founder of Indie Vibe House Party, the retreat was inspired by a desire to give independent creatives a space to make music, build meaningful relationships, and recharge away from the pressures of the industry.
“I wanted to build a nurturing, cozy ‘second home’ where creators can decompress, showcase and create their live music, find organic mentorship, and form deep, collaborative bonds,” she shared.
That vision also informs the retreat’s substance-free environment, which prioritises wellness and encourages artists to create from a place of clarity and genuine connection.
Beyond the retreat, Indie Vibe House Party continues to support independent creatives through live music experiences, recording camps, creative retreats, and collaborative projects. The collective also welcomes partnerships and collaborations with individuals, brands, and organisations looking to create meaningful experiences across music, film, events, and the wider creative industry.
For bookings, partnerships, and collaborations, interested parties can reach out to Indie Vibe House Party via email or social media.
With the 2026 retreat behind them and its musical project in development, Indie Vibe House Party is building on the connections and creativity fostered during the experience. At Home Together was only the beginning.
About Indie Vibe House Party
Indie Vibe House Party (IVHP) is a live music collective and cultural platform dedicated to supporting independent artists through intimate live experiences, recording camps, creative retreats, and collaborative music projects across Africa and the diaspora.
Since its launch, IVHP has evolved from a music showcase platform into a creative ecosystem, producing artist development initiatives, community events, and original music projects, including Tales We Tell At Home, a collaborative album created through the collective’s recording camp programme.
IVHP has also partnered with and supported initiatives including GreenCamp, EikoSystem, WeAreProducers, and other community-focused creative organisations.
Chris Crone, azvre and Ryan Spicer have released “Forget My Name,” a collaborative single that brings together the three artists.
Chris Crone is a singer, songwriter and music producer whose work has earned multiple Gold and Platinum awards as an artist and composer. His music combines pop with influences from other genres.
Yinminu has released “Only You,” an Afro-pop love song in English and Yoruba
The track blends Afro-pop and Afro-soul, exploring romantic connection and the desire to escape with someone who makes life feel more meaningful. Its Yoruba hook, “Iwo nikan ni, iwo nikan so so,” translates to “It has always been you.”
Yinminu wrote and recorded the song two years ago before rediscovering the demo this month. MonLee handled production, mixing and mastering.