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Music streaming wars in Nigeria and the imminent entrance of Spotify 
The entrance of Spotify will make it the 12th music streaming platform in Nigeria. Overall, it will make it the 15th music streaming/download platform…
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DSP investment in podcasts could be bad news for the music industry and why DSPs need SEO
We live in uncertain times...
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Why do artists have more streams on Audiomack than other platforms?
Over the past year, Audiomack’s freemium feature has gained a lot of ground in Africa.
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October 2020

September 2020

The global obsession with short-form video-sharing platforms and their impact on African entertainment
The African space is still highly dominated by Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Reddit and a few others.
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Here is why Michael Jordan's appearance in Burna Boy’s video for ‘23’ should be a priority 
To understand the greatness of Michael Jordan, a layman only has to watch the 10-part Netflix documentary titled, The Last Dance.
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August 2020

Why are fans subconsciously against the evolution of artists? 
We might choose to like it or hate it, but evolution must happen. When that happens, you have to give the music a fair chance.
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Why do African artists keep leaving producer credits off their digital album announcements? 
Producer credits with album announcements are but a simple thing to do. Just talk to your graphic designer and it’s done.
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Listen Africa! meets Masimba, the 20-year-old Zimbabwean rapper
Masimba has been making music seriously since 2018, but it’s been a craft of his for about five years - he was inspired by his older brother.
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Is Beyonce really gentrifying Africa? 
The answer is a two-fold, but there is a preponderance to the ‘No’ than to the ‘Yes.’
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July 2020

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