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Société Suspecte by Suspect95 (feat. Youssoupha) is an awesome song. The beat is so cool, but I couldn’t find anything on the producer, Parvel. I was just clicking around Suspect95’s discography and quickly knew this was the song I wanted to focus on. The hook is the coolest part, with crazy stuff happening in the […]

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EREN Boy, from Saint Louis, Senegal, stuns audiences with his new track “ATOUMREN”. This song feels both socially urgent and refreshing, while reflecting the social and cultural realities of Senegal. By using both French and Wolof, he adds a deep layer to the song’s style. He lyrically grounds his music in local roots while still […]

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Music – https://youtu.be/5frgnBm85bc?si=sQAUHzTl3y6CNc0I The Music Video –  The Music Video for his new album, “No Excuses,” is amazing. I believe that it’s raw, authentic, and greedy.  I love how he involves the most iconic hip hop symbols with graffiti and being in alleys and around garages for his songs in this album.  “ACL” – Blaqbonez […]

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ACL by Blaqbones was released on October 17th, 2025 with the Nigerian rapper’s most recent album No Excuses which is a project which responds to Omodumoblvck. Produced by Don’t Worry About It, ACL is a track packed with Blaqbonez confidence, self-security, and irreplicable artistic expression that makes him the “blueprint.” Because his swag, fame, and […]

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Released May 23, 2025, Gyakie’s Sankofa is the lead single off her debut album, After Midnight, and it arrives as one of the most emotionally honest tracks in recent Afro-fusion. The title draws from the Ghanaian adinkra symbol meaning “go back and retrieve” a philosophy about confronting your past with wisdom rather than shame. Gyakie […]

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