“Making alternative soul music feels like building a small fantasy world and letting people in.”
We had a discussion with Ceeside [@Ceesidemusic] about her music journey and style, her process and being from PH. Here’s what she had to say.
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Deep in the slums of Ajegunle, Galala and ghetto dancehall music shone through, gradually trickling into the Afrobeats space. At the centre of this musical movement was Daddy Showkey, with his album The Name. The album's production is unique, with Daddy Showkey gliding
effortlessly over its instrumentation. His quirkiness and playful delivery add an interesting layer to the album, making the listening experience even more enjoyable.
The Name is filled with energetic, danceable, and socially conscious tracks that deserve to be revisited, even
Uko is an amazing new artist whose unique and fresh sound makes him so desirable to listen to. The sonic quality of his music puts him at the top tier of the new artists in the Nigerian music space and makes him one of the ARTISTS TO WATCH for 2026.
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Opening a project with “I don’t speak Lingala” while immediately speaking Congolese Lingala is an interesting way to pique a listener’s interest. Richard Bona’s mastery of music and instrumentation shines through on Heritage, where he weaves the Cameroonian Douala language into
To create this masterpiece called "Profound" INIMA becomes the Avatar herself. Not only are the tracks of this Ep named after the four elements, she also weaved self aware lines with soothing Afro sounds. She makes such an "Afro earthy" sound that makes you wake up mentally!