Popularly known as Ayo Jay, the Nigerian singer, Ayoola Ogundeji, discusses the success of his breakout song and how he manages to connect both America and Nigeria through his music in an exclusive interview with AfroVibes.
In an interview with AfroVibes, the music entrepreneur discusses his new “Homecoming Nigeria“ project.
If you listen to Afrobeats and watch Nigerian music videos, you may find yourself gravitating towards the dance steps that typically end up going viral on social media.
Behind the Afrobeats choreography for songs such as Alingo and Roll It, is a man who comes from humble beginnings. We sat down with the Imo-state born choreographer, Nonso Asobe, as he shared advice to those wanting to follow their dreams.
Chief Nike (pronounced “Ne-Kay”) Okundaye-Davies is one of Nigeria’s most famous artists. She was born in central Nigeria in 1951, during the nationalistic decolonization period. In her early childhood, Nike lived in Osogbo, a traditional city in southwestern Nigeria, and began working in the family’s art trade when she was just six years old.
The Nigerian musician, singer, songwriter, and producer J. Martins (Martins Okechukwu Joshua Kalu Okwun) finds strength in himself and in the world’s reaction to Afrobeat music.
