Maglera Doe Boy takes us to his hometown of Makazana to reflect on his past life, multicultural upbringing, and why community is such an important part of his enviable rise in the South African music industry.

The rising Nigerian artist unpacks his growth, breaks down the making of Playing With Fire and drops some gems on appreciating where you are as you make your way to where you want to be. 

J Molley marks his return to the mic with his latest project, and reveals all about his battles with mental health and substance abuse for our March cover story.

Emerging from the burgeoning alté scene in Nigeria, Tim Lyre breaks down the making of his debut album, how he finds inspiration from his peers and what he believes to be Africa's future sound.

At just 18 years old, the South African songstress talks about the heartbreak that inspired her debut project “Sour Milk”.

The 24-year-old artist talks the making of his sophomore project, the importance of collaboration, and the budding music scene in Sierra Leone.

Film photographer Sandra Nagel documents what a day in the life is like for South African rapper Dee Koala.

As she manages hypervisibility and high expectations, Tyla’s only goal is to remain grounded in where she comes from.

The South African artist breaks down his meteoric rise in the last year and gets candid about tapping into his community as the key to longevity in his career.

Off the back of her latest EP release, we sit down with the Cape-Town born artist to unpack the history of ‘’yaadt” and “goema” music, and her mission to flip a harmful narrative on its head.