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Leaders from Nigeria and the United Kingdom gathered together at the Raffles London at the OWO hotel on March 17,...
For Kes the Band, music is a language that transcends geography, dissolves difference, and returns people to themselves. It is...
Not long ago, African music was only thriving locally. Now, it has gone global, with African stars breaking records like...
In a music industry still largely dominated by men, Rebo embodies the strength, creativity, and resilience of Congolese women. Her musical signature, blending hip-hop, R&B, and Congolese sounds, has already won over a generation eager for something new.
Usimamane is taking South African rap global. At 21, he’s already rewriting the blueprint for what a South African rap star is supposed to sound like. With numerous accolades under his belt, he is poised to lead the next generation as one of Rolling Stone Africa’s Future of Music Cover Stars.
The young superstar is blazing global trails for Ugandan music with heart and humility
Gemma Griffiths carries Zimbabwe in her voice, blending homegrown stories with global musical fluency. With her debut self-titled album on the way she is set to take over the world as one of Rolling Stone Africa’s Future of Music Cover Stars.
Ronisa is inspiring the next generation as one of the Rolling Stone Africa 2025 Future of Music Cover Stars
Off the heels of a BET Award nomination, the Tanzanian songstress and RSA Future of Music cover star is expanding the reach of her sound
Meet This Year’s Future of Music Cover Stars
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More than a decade strong, Davido continues to dominate stages and shape African music culture. We celebrate his legacy ahead of his upcoming fifth studio album, 5ive ,in our March/ April Cover Story.
The Princess of Amapiano, Uncle Waffles graces our February Cover
