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Philemon Jacob

Philemon Jacob is a Nigerian pop culture journalist with a keen eye for detail and a deep passion for African pop culture, entertainment, and sports. He is quickly establishing himself as a voice in the industry. As a pop culture writer, Philemon brings a fresh perspective to the latest trends and releases, providing insightful analysis and commentary that resonates with fans and industry insiders alike.
93 Articles

Asake Muses On Wealth, Faith, And Success On ‘M$NEY’ Album

It is this new reality that inspires his musings on his fourth album, M$NEY.

Ice Prince Has Nothing Left To Prove, So He’s Proving Everything One Last Time

His break wouldn't come immediately, though, as he would spend a couple of years…

Mr Eazi & King Promise Capture Their Creative Synergy On ‘See What We’ve Done’

Despite following two distinct career paths, Mr Eazi and King Promise have maintained a…

Joeboy & Wizard Chan – Agaba Romantic Album Review: The Best Of Both Worlds

The project sees both artists merge the core elements of their distinct artistries: Wizard…

Omah Lay – Clarity Of Mind Album Review: The Perfect Intersection Of Pop, Rock And Afrobeats

In the four years between Boy Alone and his latest offering, Clarity of Mind,…

Best New African Songs Released This Week

Here is New Music Africa, where we enlist the best new African songs released…

Toxic Lyrikali: 10 Essential Songs From Kenya’s Newest Hip-Hop Sensation

Toxic Lyrikali is a 20-year-old rapper and storyteller who has quickly emerged as a…

10 Underappreciated Afrobeats Hit Songs From 2016

Not forgotten afrobeats hit records, not cult classics, but songs that were genuinely popular…

Is Afrobeats Prepared For The Superfans Era?

There has been an ongoing rift between major labels, indie labels and artists in…

Cheque – Yazi Album Review: Superboy Ushers In A New Era

After six years with Penthauze, Cheque has parted ways with the label, launching his…

10 African Artists To Watch Out For In 2026

Here are the African artists we are rooting for in 2026.

Shatta Wale – Echoes Of The Ghetto Review: Nothing But A Solid Body Of Work

Shatta Wale's story is that of a man who has battled against the odds…

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