Burna Boy’s tour backlash didn’t just shake fans — it opened a wider conversation about Afrobeats, global touring pressure, and what happens when superstar reputation meets rising expectations abroad.

A nostalgic, Nigeria-first take on the slow death of MTV — from DSTV channel numbers to TikTok loops, and what it means for Afrobeats.

Great Adamz elevates his breakout sound with ‘Blessed Boy (Deluxe)’, adding new collaborations, fresh versions of fan favourites, and a renewed direction that blends gratitude, growth, and cross-continental Afrobeats storytelling.

An EP rollout strategy turns six songs into a moment that opens doors. This field guide gives Nigerian artists — and anyone serious about releases — a practical 8-week roadmap from teaser to post-release growth.

Sync licensing for African music explained — from metadata and splits to supervisors and contracts. A practical guide for artists who want their songs placed in film, ads, and games.

Nenye Mbakwe isn’t chasing virality — she’s building legacy. From Lagos to the UK, the music strategist and Head of 99 Pluz is redefining how Afrobeats tells its story.

The 99 Pluz Playlists are built for how Nigerians actually listen — to flex, vibe, discover, celebrate, and think. Follow, use, and share your new soundtrack.

Gunna’s Afrobeats pivot isn’t a gimmick — it’s strategy. Nenye Mbakwe breaks down how the rapper is using African collaborations and live shows to rebuild goodwill.

Here’s the gist: 99 Pluz isn’t just another platform — it’s a hub for authentic news, music PR and brand visibility, built to amplify voices and craft stories that last.

Ayra Starr and Rema’s “Who’s Dat Girl” blends Afropop, R&B, and Dancehall into a global-ready fusion. The track’s cinematic visuals and social momentum show how modern Afrobeats travels beyond the club — and deeper into playlists.

“Raindance,” the Tems-featured track on Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp, isn’t a marketing stunt — it’s an intentional artistic bridge between the UK and Africa. With its cinematic restraint and precise storytelling, the collaboration proves that minimalism can be deeply powerful.

Grammy-nominated Afrobeats artist Great Adamz is back with “Jeje”, a Detty December anthem built on hypnotic drums and vibrant melodies. The track captures the nightlife euphoria, confident energy, and Afrobeats flair that define his global sound. Stream it now on all platforms.