Why Dele Sosimi is the True Guardian of the Groove In the vibrant landscape of the UK music scene, one name stands as a living bridge between the historical roots of Lagos and the modern jazz-fusion of London: Dele Sosimi. Often cited as a "great student of the great Tony Allen," Sosimi is much more than a protégé. He is a primary architect of the genre’s survival and evolution in the West. To understand why he is revered as an "Afrobeat Ambassador," one must look at a care

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In the fast-paced world of Afrobeat, Amapiano, and Gengetone, African music has never been more global. However, behind the billions of streams lies a quiet crisis: a massive "black hole" of unclaimed royalties. Recent reports from Music In Africa have spotlighted a major breakthrough for independent creators. Mogul, a US-based royalty management platform founded by former SoundCloud executives Jeff Ponchick and Joey Mason, recently secured $5 million in funding led by the Ya

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The Rise of AI Fraud in Music: Lessons from the Historic Prosecution of Michael Smith

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The Frontier of Sound: Navigating the Legal Realities of AI in Music Production (2026 Edition)

The Crisis of Royalty Collection in West Africa and Lessons from Europe

A Wake-Up Call on Digital Sexual Exploitation and the Path Forward

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The Speed of Soft Power: Why Ghana’s "Creator Tourism" is a National Strategy, Not Just a Viral Trend

From Viral Shrugs to a $900 Million Empire: The Evolution of Khaby Lame

Celebrating Agya Koo Nimo at the Pinnacle of His Legacy

This is The Afro-Pulse Report: Your front-row seat to the culture, the games, and the drama shaking up the continent this January 2026.

I Don’t Need the Crowdfunding”: Kwesi Arthur Shuts Down Kwaw Kese’s $150k GoFundMe Attempt