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What started with the explosive debut of Orisha Warz Issue #1 has grown into one of Africa’s most exciting cultural-tech movements. ClubZella.com has become a vibrant digital hub for myth, music, fashion, and storytelling — bringing the pulse of Afro-Pop culture to a global audience. The journey began with Orisha Warz, a sci-fi, action-adventure series that reimagines African mythology for a new generation. The launch was amplified by the release of Orisha Warz Soundtrack Vol. 1 — an Afrobeats-driven EP that connects the comic’s world of visuals and sound in a bold, cinematic way. Together, they defined ClubZella’s mission: to…

On the 11th of October 2025, Travis Scott’s globe-trotting Utopia tour, which has seen him performing in far-flung cities of the world—among them Reading, São Paulo, and Bramham—led him to the 94,000 capacity FNB stadium in South Africa, the largest in Africa. As Travis Scott bounded up the stage, the teeming audience—which, viewed from above, looked like a sea of tiny dots—broke out in fitful screams. The central screen was emblazoned with bold red text that read: “CIRCUS MAXIMUS,” Latin for the largest circus. The spectral melodies of Hyaena, which open his 2023 album Utopia, began playing, against the backdrop…

It’s impressive how Adekunle Gold keeps evolving and switching sounds to fit the zeitgeist. His debut, Gold, blends urban Highlife and Juju, with batiks and earthy tones matching its cultural outlook. His sophomore, About 30, is a soulful, introspective record that deepens his storytelling and vocal range. His third (Afro Pop Vol. 1), fourth (Catch Me If You Can), and fifth (Tequila Ever After) lean heavily into pop and Afrobeats, cementing his reinvention as AG Baby, the suave, cosmopolitan lover. After years of redefining his sound, Adekunle Gold now turns his gaze to one of Nigeria’s oldest and most spiritually…

Lojay looks at once excited and embarrassed playing the role of wingman. Draped against deep red curtains that seem even more luxuriant against the warm glow of an ornate orange lamp, he slouches comfortably in his seat, gesticulating elaborately as he treats us to his pedagogy on wooing women. “Ladies and gentleman,” he starts, “I’ve been instructed to give you guys tips on how to get girls.” His eyes pulse with childlike enthusiasm. “I feel like girls don’t necessarily like to be toasted. You see that walking up to them with pickup, rap line, metaphor, that’s very tacky. Girls like…

Warri-born sonic experimentalist Garvicii has unveiled his debut EP, Becoming Garvicii, a six-track odyssey tracing his evolution from a restless dreamer into one of Nigeria’s most daring new voices. Following the critical acclaim of his introspective debut single Conversations, a spiritual reckoning between self and God And his vulnerable ballad Heartless, which explores the ache of unrequited love, Garvicii now pulls back the curtain on a larger story: one of identity, transformation, and unapologetic self-expression. Across Conversations, Adiwali, Heartless, Senses, Like You, and Waka, the project drifts between celebration and introspection, intimacy and defiance, painting a vivid portrait of an…

Hennessy proudly introduces its 2025 Made for More campaign — a cinematic exploration of African cultural pride, togetherness, and creativity, featuring Hennessy’s new Ambassador Tems and appearances from Friends of the House INNOSS’B, Kabza De Small, Maglera Doe Boy, and chess grandmaster, Tunde Onakoya.  With this new chapter, Hennessy builds on its long-standing place in African cultures. Traditionally seen as a symbol of success and sophistication, the Maison is now capturing a broader spirit — one that reflects the creativity, inclusivity and pride of a new generation, and the many different ways young Africans choose to celebrate today. This launch…

Mr Eazi delivers “Violence,” the final single before the release of his highly anticipated EP, Maison Rouge, out October 29. Produced by P.Prime and Ekelly, the track unfolds as a haunting meditation on unspoken conflict where love lingers amid the ruins of connection.WATCH | LISTENFollowing the recent singles “Love Me Now”, “Corny”, “Casanova” and a King Promise collaboration “See What You’ve Done,” “Violence” represents a deeply introspective turn. Mr Eazi strips his voice of ornamentation, letting silence and tension do the storytelling; a hallmark of his growing maturity as both artist and narrator.The accompanying music video by Ademola Falomo is a visually arresting short directed with minimalist precision, transforming a domestic space into a psychological…

Spotify has unveiled a new original podcast, Culture Club — a space where music lovers come together to explore the sounds shaping Africa today. Hosted by Benewaah Boateng (Spotify’s Senior Editor for West Africa) and Michelle Atagana (Head of Communications, Sub-Saharan Africa), the debut episode dives into Afrobeats — its rhythm, roots, and rise to global dominance. Part of Spotify’s ongoing Afrobeats: Culture in Motion campaign, Culture Club unpacks how the genre continues to evolve while staying true to its essence. Listeners can expect lively storytelling, sharp insights, and plenty of personality as the hosts celebrate the creativity and community…

Out today is the new single “A Child’s Prayer” by UK Gospel Artist RemilekunThe soul-stirring ballad showcases Remilekun’s powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, sure to resonate with listeners of all ages.”A Child’s Prayer” is a poignant reflection on the power of faith and prayer, featuring Remilekun’s signature blend of soul, gospel, and inspirational music. Speaking about the song, she shares “The innocence of a child, the purity of their beginnings and the wildness of their dreams were captured in A Child’s Prayer. My journey of songwriting started with A Child’s Prayer and for many years, I have sung it to myself…

There are collaborations that make sense, and then there are those that feel divinely orchestrated. Infinity, the new single from gospel powerhouse Tim Godfrey and Afrobeats luminary Oxlade, is firmly the latter. A radiant, spirit-charged anthem that collapses the boundaries between worship and wonder, between the sacred and the soulful. Opening with the line “Me I never see wetin God cannot do, and I go worship your name till infinity,” the track sets the tone for what unfolds: a sweeping declaration of faith wrapped in lush, modern production. Where Godfrey’s voice anchors the track in reverence, Oxlade’s honeyed tone lifts…