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BlaqRose Announces “Crazzy Days” — A Presave Experience Rooted in Pressure, Faith, and Becoming

RADARArticles / 2026-03-25T18:19:21

BlaqRose Announces “Crazzy Days” — A Presave Experience Rooted in Pressure, Faith, and Becoming

BlaqRose’s “Crazzy Days” captures the silent battles between ambition and reality—turning pressure, loneliness, and faith into a raw, relatable soundtrack for anyone navigating the uncertain journey of becoming.

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LILTEE AKA INDUSTRY NUMBER 7: The Rise of Abuja’s Bold Afro-Drill Maverick

RADARArticles / 2026-03-20T22:42:44

LILTEE AKA INDUSTRY NUMBER 7: The Rise of Abuja’s Bold Afro-Drill Maverick

“From Auchi to Abuja, LILTEE isn’t just making music — he’s building a movement powered by energy, identity, and unapologetic self-expression.”

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TulaPRO: Engineering Sound, Defining a New Wave of Independent African Music

RADARArticles / 2026-03-20T17:00:39

TulaPRO: Engineering Sound, Defining a New Wave of Independent African Music

From Abuja’s creative underground to a globally influenced sonic identity, TulaPRO is crafting a self-defined path—where artistry meets precision, and every record is both a story and a system.

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Scottyolorin & R33nzo Turn the Studio Hustle Into a Statement on New Single “FL Studio”

RADARArticles / 2026-03-13T15:15:47

Scottyolorin & R33nzo Turn the Studio Hustle Into a Statement on New Single “FL Studio”

A tribute to the grind behind modern independent music, “FL Studio” sees Scottyolorin and R33nzo transform late-night production sessions into a confident anthem about creativity, hustle, and turning passion into livelih

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Tkaygnd Introduces “Afro-Whispers” With New Single — Guilty Pleasures

RADARArticles / 2026-03-13T14:25:50

Tkaygnd Introduces “Afro-Whispers” With New Single — Guilty Pleasures

With the release of Guilty Pleasures, rising artist Tkaygnd unveils a captivating sonic identity that blends Afro-inspired rhythms with hypnotic whisper-like vocals, introducing a fresh atmosphere within the evolving Afr

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TAENE Steps Into Her Power With Bold Afro-Fusion Anthem “Million Girl”

RADARArticles / 2026-03-11T14:30:04

TAENE Steps Into Her Power With Bold Afro-Fusion Anthem “Million Girl”

With confidence, charisma, and unapologetic self-worth, TAENE’s new single “Million Girl” arrives as a powerful Afro-fusion anthem celebrating individuality, feminine strength, and the mindset of knowing your value.

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Tempłāh Stays Focused on the Mission With New Afrobeats Single “MY LANE”

RADARArticles / 2026-03-11T14:07:23

Tempłāh Stays Focused on the Mission With New Afrobeats Single “MY LANE”

With sharp confidence and energetic Afrobeats production, Tempłāh’s latest release “MY LANE” delivers a short but powerful statement about staying focused, blocking out distractions, and moving forward with purpose.

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NOAHDATRAP Steps Into a Fearless New Chapter with “FAGBO” Featuring Gidi Cowboy

RADARArticles / 2026-03-04T13:38:29

NOAHDATRAP Steps Into a Fearless New Chapter with “FAGBO” Featuring Gidi Cowboy

Noahdatrap steps into a bold new era with “FAGBO,” a confident and emotionally charged single featuring Gidi Cowboy. Blending Hip-Hop, Afrobeats, and Pop with addictive rawness, the Lagos-born artist channels vulnerabili

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Toocoldbaby Owns the Capital on “I DEY ABUJA” — A Statement Record with National Energy

RADARArticles / 2026-03-03T09:24:38

Toocoldbaby Owns the Capital on “I DEY ABUJA” — A Statement Record with National Energy

I DEY ABUJA sounds like a city anthem on the surface. But listen closely — it’s a declaration of identity wrapped around devotion. Abuja is home, but love is the destination.

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Capitol Film Fest 3.0: The Infrastructure Abuja Didn’t Know It Was Missing

RADARArticles / 2026-02-26T13:40:57

Capitol Film Fest 3.0: The Infrastructure Abuja Didn’t Know It Was Missing

Capitol Film Fest didn’t start as an institution. It started as a response. When Abuja lacked a film festival that reflected its creative energy, a group of independent filmmakers built one themselves. In just two years,

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