Ace Nigerian producer and music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has said Afrobeats is still “a baby” when compared with other global genres despite its successes. He ...

Veteran musician Zaaki Azzay has urged Nigerian artistes to take responsibility for preserving Afrobeats’ global dominance, warning that the genre could suffer the same fate as reggae and dancehall in ...

Music executive Don Jazzy has highlighted the swift growth of Afrobeats, stating its position as a relatively young genre in the global music scene. According to Jazzy on X, the genre is in a ...

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Billboard has crowned South African superstar Tyla as the number-one Afrobeats artiste in the United States for 2025. This latest accolade secures her place in the record books as the first act ever ...

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