Author: turuchi

Nigerian-born artist Dantiti is back with his latest single, “Big Big Tinz,” a lively celebration of his journey through Afrobeats, Afrofusion, rap, and R&B. The track showcases Dantiti’s knack for blending catchy grooves with heartfelt storytelling, further cementing his place in contemporary African music. Raised in Benin City, Dantiti discovered his love for music early, rapping along to Notorious B.I.G. and dreaming of becoming a DJ. As a teenager, he immersed himself in beat-making, a passion that followed him from Nigeria to Ghana and eventually the UK, where he studied Marketing at the University of Wolverhampton. In 2017, he founded…

Andrew Spice – Unafraid: With Pretty Demons (Remastered 2026), Andrew Spice revisits his acclaimed 2003 debut with renewed clarity and resonance. Rooted in piano-driven indie songwriting, the album captures the emotional turbulence of coming-of-age as a queer person in the late 1990s; a time when finding belonging often meant confronting hostility, isolation, and fear. Upon its original release, Pretty Demons received raves from publication after publication: “so sensitive it will break your heart” (The Varsity), “a genuine talent whose lyrics are carefully wrought poems” (NOW Magazine), “manages to put his finger on our collective hearts” (The Toronto Star). The album was also nominated for Outstanding…

Satya shares “Won’t Let Go,” an emotional and empowering pop single that transforms personal loss into a message of strength, resilience, and enduring love. Rooted in real life experience, the track reflects on the passing of a loved one and the complicated, ever-shifting nature of grief, offering a space for listeners to feel seen in their own moments of loss. Balancing emotional weight with an undercurrent of determination, “Won’t Let Go” stands out as both a tribute and a declaration. While the subject matter is deeply personal, the song carries a sense of forward motion and an insistence on holding onto…

Rose May – Go Down Low: Rose May made her mark as quite an established singer and songwriter in Austria, and now it seems she’s set her sights on the Nigerian music industry. Her latest song ‘Go Down Low’ is as refreshing as it is catchy. Grab your dancing shoes and hit the dance floor with Rose May as the crooner encourages you to “do your thing”.

Following opening for Wunderhorse, Been Stellar and bdrmm, rising Irish post-punk-rockers Basht. return with the powerful new single, ‘Vain’ (March 19th). The single serves as the first taste of their eagerly anticipated upcoming EP, ‘Bitter & Twisted’, produced by Richard McNamara (Embrace). A studio duo but live quartet, Basht. have already built a feverish fanbase which has seen them tour across Ireland and the UK. Building a reputation for their electrifying live performances and raw, emotive songwriting, ‘Vain’ continues to showcase the rich post-punk infused alt-rock which has seen them gain widespread acclaim. Bringing sprawling distorted guitars, punching drums and…