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We spotlight some of the brightest African creators on TikTok. An innovative social media app launched by Beijing-based ByteDance, TikTok has etched its name in internet users' minds around the world as the go-to social media platform for exciting short video editing tools. Tiktok allows users to create and share 15-second videos on anything. Although other apps like Instagram and Snapchat were still in vogue, TikTok found its goldmine in trending hashtags and challenges. By

The latest offering from the Kuti dynasty is a stimulating stance on Afrobeat and a testament to the boundless sonic possibilities of the genre. The Kutis have one of those names synonymous with trailblazing change, much like the Marleys or the Jacksons or the Obamas. The acclaim attached to them results from the work that Fela did almost half a decade ago across so many fronts. For the rest of the world, they may only be synonymous with the development of the Afrobeat genre

Still a burgeoning sub-genre in Nigeria, drill is steadily becoming a go-to sound for young artists documenting survivalist themes through their music. We track the slow rise of the budding, hard-hitting rap sound in Nigeria. In 2012, Chicago rapper Chief Keef burst onto the hip hop scene and changed the game forever. His music style, known as drill, was different because while the mainstream rappers of his day were either pop-oriented or obsessed with wordplay and metaphors,

The tracks that defined this bizarre year, handpicked by the Bounce staff. 2020 has been a bizarre year, to say the least. Not only are we still living in a full-blown global pandemic, but so far, we’ve had to deal with systematic oppression from the powers that be; resulting in uprisings against gender-based violence as well as police brutality. Nevertheless, as crappy as 2020 has been, the jams were immaculate. It’s been one long and tumultuous year, but even in the darkest

To commemorate the release of his Made In Lagos album, Wizkid partnered with Youtube Music to give fans a 3-hour experience, showcasing an up-close view of his pre-show activities culminating in a full-on, live interactive performance. Here's how it went. Immersive mystique is at the heart of the Wizkid brand. For much of the last three years, as Made In Lagos graduated from trite cultural tagline to the most anticipated Nigerian album of the 2010s, the singer was holed up i

We present a global icon from the city of Lagos. Ayo Balogun, the artist known as ‘Wizkid’ is arguably the biggest Nigerian artist of his generation, a generation his influence spans over from not just music, but into fashion, the dreams of an entire generation and more to come. From his appearance on the Nigerian music scene with his debut single ‘Holla at Your Boy’, Wizkid has continued to have a hold on the game for 10 years which only a few can attempt to claim. In ‘Holla