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  • Dave speaks about Nigeria’s challenges at first headline concert

    Dave speaks about Nigeria’s challenges at first headline concert

    British-Nigerian rapper Dave spoke about Nigeria’s challenges during his first headline concert in the country, acknowledging the difficulties faced by its people and thanking fans for attending the show.

    Born David Orobosa Michael Omoregie in Brixton, South London, to Nigerian parents, the rapper has described the Lagos concerts as a homecoming.

    “Nigeria is a place that is very close to my heart. A country that has faced so many hardships. A country that’s been divided every single day,” he told the audience.

    Dave also referred to the pressure Nigerians face from the government and recognised that attending the concert had not necessarily been an easy decision for everyone.

    “I know that it was not easy for anyone that made the decision to be here, but I appreciate you guys. It means everything to me,” he said.

    The speech came during the first of three Nigerian dates on Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour, marking his first headline concerts in the country.

  • Asake unveils custom chain inspired by Nigeria’s Coat of Arms

    Asake unveils custom chain inspired by Nigeria’s Coat of Arms

    Asake has shared photos and videos of a custom chain inspired by Nigeria’s Coat of Arms on Instagram. The piece features the national emblem and the country’s motto, “Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress.”

    The design incorporates Nigeria’s national symbol, which features a black shield, two supporting horses and an eagle. The motto appears on a scroll beneath the emblem and has been part of Nigeria’s national identity since 1978.

    Asake’s new custom “Nigerian Coat of Arms” neckpiece.

    Asake’s new custom “Nigerian Coat of Arms” neckpiece.

    Reports have put the chain’s value at $1 million, although the price has not been independently confirmed. The jewellery reveal adds to Asake’s collection of custom pieces, which has previously attracted attention for its designs and reported costs.

    Back view of Asake’s new custom “Nigerian Coat of Arms” neckpiece.
  • Tokyo Meets Nigeria on “SPARK Remix” by MasaHY, Emage_way & HEIGHT

    Tokyo Meets Nigeria on “SPARK Remix” by MasaHY, Emage_way & HEIGHT

    Tokyo-based producer MasaHY teams up with Nigerian artists Emage_way and HEIGHT for “SPARK Remix”, a cross-cultural collaboration that blends Afro-inspired rhythms with atmospheric hip-hop and futuristic production styles.


    The remix builds on the original version of SPARK, which was initially released by MasaHY in collaboration with Emage_way. That first release established the foundation of the record, combining Afro-inspired grooves with atmospheric hip-hop textures and futuristic production influences.

    The track sits at the intersection of several genres, combining Afro-driven grooves with elements of drill, ambient hip-hop, and modern electronic textures. Built around layered percussion and melodic atmospheres, “SPARK Remix”explores a sound that moves between introspective moments and more energetic, rhythm-focused sections.

    The collaboration brings together three distinct artistic perspectives. MasaHY (pronounced “Masə eitʃ wai”)provides the production foundation, drawing from a wide palette that includes R&B, funk, jazz fusion, and dance-oriented sound design. His approach leans toward genre fluidity, creating a sonic space that balances groove with atmosphere.

    Emage_way contributes melodic vocals that add emotional depth to the track. His performance sits within the Afro-inspired framework of the record, helping to ground the production with a more human and expressive layer that connects rhythm with melody.

    Rapper HEIGHT adds a contrasting edge with a delivery influenced by contemporary hip-hop and drill. His verse introduces a more intense rhythmic energy, shaped by modern rap aesthetics while maintaining cohesion with the track’s atmospheric production.

    “SPARK Remix” by MasaHY, Emage_way & HEIGHT is available now on all streaming platforms.

  • The Kabusa Oriental Choir Celebrates Nigeria’s Christmas Traditions on New Single “Detty December” 

    The Kabusa Oriental Choir Celebrates Nigeria’s Christmas Traditions on New Single “Detty December” 

    The Kabusa Oriental Choir, the musical group which shot to fame in 2020 with their viral song “Valentine is Coming” is celebrating Nigeria’s exciting Christmas season with their new single “Detty December”

    The track embodies the theme of the season: the parties, the food and merriment. 

    “Detty December is our epic version of the christmas holiday in Nigeria,” says the group. “It’s like Christmas on steroids”

    “Detty December” by Kabusa Oriental Choi is out now.

  • Regsomad Shares “Juju” Inspired by the Sounds of Nigeria and the Clubs of Paris

    Regsomad Shares “Juju” Inspired by the Sounds of Nigeria and the Clubs of Paris

    French Afrobeats singer-songwriter Resomad has shared his new single “Juju” blending African spiritual sounds and modern beats. 

    He describes the track as a “musical incantation between mysticism and Afro energy.”

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    Stream  “Juju” by Regsomad

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