First up for iMullar’s picks for our #WomeninIndustry series is an award-winning media strategist and GUAP Mag’s Arts and Culture editor at Large, Bonita Darkoh.
For two decades, the evolution of African entertainment has been defined less by its spotlight and more by the invisible...
Written By Nana Kojo Mula Music is influenced by a person’s direct experiences or the environment they are in. You...
Young Jonn is one of the special ones. He is one of the creatives who delve into music from one...
In 2021, when then-17-year-old Jeremy Maina began to release music seriously, he was already a recognisable content creator with a...
Born Abdulmalik Usman, Abdulala, formerly known as ABDUL, grew up in a time when Afrobeats peaked and became Nigeria’s core...
A pure product of the cultural marriage between Haiti and Nigeria, Timi Dre embodies a musical crossover uncommon these days,...
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of his EP, Roadman and Folks, Nigerian indie-folk singer-songwriter Tommy WÁ reflects on a transformative year...
Josh Blakk is a Ghanaian musician whose style cuts across many genres. His music covers themes of love and self-discovery....
Hailing from Ebonyi State, Charles Chibueze Chukwu, professionally known as Crayon, has made a name for himself through his music....
As one of the best things to happen to Nigerian and African music in 2024, Mr Fido, whose real name...
Cover Image Credit: Kim Jayde | KJ Productions As we anticipate the launch of the Grade 1s, also known as...