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Josplay Partners Sony Music to Boost African Artists
InnovationApr 6

Josplay Partners Sony Music to Boost African Artists

African music streaming platform Josplay just secured a major partnership with Sony Music Entertainment, bringing thousands of tracks from legendary African artists to listeners worldwide. The deal celebrates African music as "a world of music," not just a genre subset.

Premium Times Nigeria2 min read
Nigerian Artists Earned $106M from Spotify Since 2023
Global NewsMar 24

Nigerian Artists Earned $106M from Spotify Since 2023

Nigerian musicians have pulled in over $105 million from Spotify in three years, but there's a fascinating twist in their streaming success story. As more Nigerians stream their homegrown artists, the money per stream is actually dropping, revealing how global streaming economics really work.

TechCabal2 min read
Ghanaian Artist Releases Anthem Celebrating National Pride
Acts of KindnessFeb 4

Ghanaian Artist Releases Anthem Celebrating National Pride

Nana Asamoah's new single "GHANA" honors his country's heritage and unity through music. The song connects Ghanaians at home and across the diaspora with an uplifting message of hope and resilience.

Myjoyonline Ghana2 min read
Tyla Makes Grammy History With Second Win for South Africa
Community HeroesFeb 2

Tyla Makes Grammy History With Second Win for South Africa

South African singer Tyla just became the first artist ever to win her Grammy category twice, taking home her second award for "Push-to-Start." The 23-year-old's meteoric rise continues as she works on her sophomore album.

AllAfrica - Headlines2 min read
MoMA's New Africa Photo Exhibit Celebrates Self-Representation
SolutionsJan 18

MoMA's New Africa Photo Exhibit Celebrates Self-Representation

The Museum of Modern Art in New York unveils "Ideas of Africa," showcasing how African photographers captured their continent's spirit during decolonization. The exhibition celebrates African artists taking control of their own narrative through powerful portraiture from the 1960s to today. #

France 24 English2 min read