The genre-blending track arrives July 8, just days before the release of ‘No Sign of Weakness,’ the Nigerian Afrobeats star's next full-length project, out July 11.
Ahead of his eighth studio album 'No Sign of Weakness,' OkayAfrica dives into the Afrobeats star's impressive discography to list his best songs, ranging from popular hits to cult classics.
The Nigerian superstar has revealed the tracklist for his upcoming album, due July 11.
From Burna Boy at Coachella to Black Coffee at Madison Square Garden, African artists are taking center stage worldwide.
The Nigerian singer’s eighth album, ‘No Sign of Weakness,’ is scheduled for a mid-July release.
Kenya’s rising tennis star is building her path to the pro tour while dreaming of a future for African talent.
The Nigerian and American superstars connect at a warehouse party in the new visuals for "TaTaTa,"the latest single off Burna Boy's upcoming album, No Sign of Weakness.
This year’s Met Gala was always going to make history, but it did so in more ways than expected, as several African designers made their debut on the iconic stairs of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The Grammy winner swaps bravado for vulnerability on a reggae-tinged single that previews his eighth album, No Sign of Weakness.
OkayAfrica talks to the Afrobeats star about his latest album, BlownBoy Ru, and how he’s carved his niche by blending Afrobeats and dancehall.
Fourteen years after D'banj's Snoop Dogg co-sign, Afrobeats has truly gone global. OkayAfrica highlights the major moments in that journey.
The Ghanaian rapper’s sophomore album is a bold declaration of strength, success and self-discovery, packed with unforgettable moments.
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