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10 Emerging Nigerian Artistes Set for a Breakout in 2026
From Priesst’s viral “Akonuche” to Wizkid’s son Champz making chart history, these 10 emerging Nigerian artistes are primed to dominate the music scene in 2026.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

From Priesst’s viral “Akonuche” to Wizkid’s son Champz making chart history, these 10 emerging Nigerian artistes are primed to dominate the music scene in 2026.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Tems and Burna Boy have made history on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the African artistes with the most entries ever on the prestigious U.S. chart with eight placements each.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Drake has been named the best-selling rapper in the world for the eleventh consecutive year by the IFPI, ranking No. 3 on the 2025 Global Artist Chart behind Taylor Swift and Stray Kids.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Davido’s loss to Tyla at the 2026 Grammys Best African Music Performance category ignites debate over Nigeria’s dominance and continental representation in global music awards.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Alibaba reflects on Alibaba Seriously, the rise of Nigerian stand-up comedy, and his lasting cultural legacy in this exclusive interview with the comedy pioneer.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Explore how reggae icon Jimmy Cliff helped carry Jamaican music onto the global stage. Learn about his groundbreaking career, cultural impact, and the timeless songs that shaped generations.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Discover Jeremiah FJ Sax, Nigeria’s young saxophonist making waves after placing first-runner-up at De9jaspirit Talent Hunt.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Afrobeats star on her music, African fashion, and what it means to stay “outstanding and authentically African.”
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

Fireboy DML and Pheelz team up on “Peace By Piece,” a genre-blending EP that showcases their magnetic sonic chemistry, lyrical depth, and innovation in Afrobeats and R&B.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson

65 years after independence, Fela Kuti’s music still echoes through Nigeria’s cultural and political life—challenging power, inspiring artistes, and fueling movements for justice.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson