Nigeria
I am a Music Journalist, Writer, Entertainment Consultant, and Brand Advisor with keen interest in the development and documentation of Afrobeats.
I hold a Law Degree from OAUIFE. I have worked in different capacities including as the pioneering Editor-In-Chief of TurnTable Charts.
In my leisure time, I enjoy reading philosophy, literature, history, following global economics, and watching football.
On June 15, 2023, Asake released his sophomore album Work Of Art, his second album in 10 months as he maintains the momentum that has made him the hottest artist in Afrobeats. | Pulse Nigeria
Afrobeats is becoming a mainstream global genre and with this appeal and success come the issue of gatekeeping the genre from foreign creative exploitation. We examine the possibility of gatekeeping Afrobeats and the possible lessons from the international diminution of Dancehall. | Pulse Nigeria
For Davido, Timeless is an insertion back into the big picture of an industry where a lot has happened in his absence. And while fans might have expected him to thread a more personal path, he quite predictably keeps it simple, fun, and remote. | Pulse Nigeria
In this Pulse interview I got together with one of Africas finest talents Joeboy who told me about his lover boy persona, staying humble, and his upcoming sophomore album. | Pulse Nigeria
On June 16, 2023, Omah Lay released the deluxe version of his debut album Boy Alone | Pulse Nigeria
This article explains the surrounding factors that have culminated in bringing music marketing in Nigeria to an all-time high | Pulse Nigeria
This article takes a look at the use of streaming farms in the Nigerian music industry, likely motivations, deployment, biggest users, and reasons for the finger-pointing despite the involvement of a better part of the industry. | Pulse Nigeria
This article celebrates Olamides artistic evolution. It captures the artistic changes in his music, his brand evolution, and his invaluable co-sign. | Pulse Nigeria
Charlamagne tha god is one of the leading voices in American Media. In a career that has spanned over two decades, Charlamagne has contributed to several shows, worked with key personalities, shaped culture, and interviewed the biggest names in American entertainment in the breakfast club, and now hes bringing a bit of humor to an important conversation that shapes the everyday lives of Americans with Hell Of A Week on Comedy Central.
Music distribution in Nigeria has undergone different evolutions in line with technological advancement. In the early days of Afrobeats, the radio and Compact Discs (CDs) were the primary means of music distribution.
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