A longform spotlight on Wizkid—background, sound, and essential listening.
A longform spotlight on Wizkid—background, sound, and essential listening.
Valentine’s Day often revolves around couples—romantic movies, love-themed playlists, special promotions, and constant reminders of relationships everywhere you look. For single people, the day can feel isolating, especially if you’re longing for love or simply tired of all the romance-focused hype.
This week’s music releases perfectly match the Valentine’s season, offering a mix of romance, celebration, and confident self-expression. Whether you’re in love or just enjoying good music, there’s something here for you.
A longform spotlight on Yemi Alade—background, sound, and essential listening.
Owning your masters means owning the original recordings of your songs. It gives an artist the authority to license, sell, distribute, or monetize that music without needing permission from a record label.
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This list is for people who will actually be spending Valentine’s Day with someone. Lover boys and lover girls who need music that sits gently in the background while they hang out — music that supports intimacy without hijacking it. Every song here earns its place.
A longform spotlight on Mayorkun—background, sound, and essential listening.
A longform spotlight on Burna Boy—background, sound, and essential listening.
In today’s music industry, owning your “masters” has become one of the biggest power moves an artist can make. From global superstar Taylor Swift to Nigerian Grammy winner Burna Boy, major artists are spending millions of dollars to buy back the rights to their original recordings
One of the companies that partly owns Burna Boy’s former label says his old songs were sold without proper permission. They want the court to reverse the deal. The case has now become both a business and criminal matter, and the court’s decision will decide who truly owns those songs.
Muyeez, a young and fast-rising Afro beats singer, has announced that he will release his first full album called “Seventeen” in summer 2026.
Gold getting close to $5,000 per ounce is a big deal. In the past, many people thought prices would not go this high. But now, that level looks possible.
