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Somebody please wake me up!!🥺🥺
Same Wizkid I was bumping his superstar album in secondary school??😭
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🚨 Levi’s shares Asake’s custom fit designed with 100,000 rhinestones exclusively for his stage appearance at the O2 Arena in London 🥶
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Artists often want their album out right away, then blame the label when it underperforms. Tinashe presented Popstar to Atlantic IN JANUARY. It was released in September. With 9 months of runway, it became her biggest debut. Campaigns require planning. Your team needs time!
“Being a Nigerian will make you believe that certain things are so difficult to achieve. I used my St. Kitts passport to apply for a UK visa, and I got approved in less than one minute. Same thing happened with Canada. When I applied with my Nigerian passport, it took six months, but when I used my St. Kitts passport, I got approved in four weeks and was given a six-year visa.”
— Fekomi
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Dave speaks on Nigeria’s hardship and expresses gratitude to his fans for showing up to support him regardless! 💜
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Heatwave, no light, national grid is down, fuel is at an all time high, what a time to be Nigerian.
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Audiomack Connect puts artists and fans in the same room. This past weekend in Lagos, 80 fans watched Afrobeats sensation FOLA (@Folapondis) perform at THE HOUSE in Victoria Island. The vibes were immaculate. Thank you to our partner @EMPIRE.
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Nollywood legend calls out viral pastor Arome for saying he visits heaven
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nigerian music is so interesting man, just found out nigeria had a thriving psychedelic rock scene in the 1970s & it’s crazy how nobody talks about it.
OFEGE were a band of secondary school students aged 15-17 from OBALENDE, LAGOS. combining traditional west african melodies with western sounds and its a gem. trust me you’ll love it if you give them a listen.
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365 days and 10 million career streams later, I’m extremely grateful for you your endless support. Thank you for being pivotal in my journey.


























