Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Seyi G. Sets The Tone With His Debut Album WNTTA
Featuring the standout single “Melo” along with contributions from Minz & MOJO AF Seyi G. steps forward with his official debut album, “Who Needed That Therapist Anyways…” (WNTTA) — a bold, emotional and genre-blending Afro-fusion cinematic storytelling project that introduces him as one of the most refreshing new voices coming out of the scene. The…
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HOMECOMING™ and AlphaTheta Wrap ‘Start From Scratch’ Lagos Workshops, Announce Expanded 2026 Program
HOMECOMING™ is celebrating a standout year for Start From Scratch in Lagos, marking the first time the global DJ education programme has been delivered on the continent in partnership with AlphaTheta. The 2025 Lagos workshops were met with unprecedented demand, establishing a new blueprint for accessible music education in Africa and setting the stage for…
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CKay’s “Love Nwantiti” crosses the billion-stream mark on Spotify: A global icon, rooted in Africa
Nigerian singer, songwriter, and producer CKay has officially surpassed one billion streams on Spotify with his breakout hit Love Nwantiti, making him one of the few African artists to reach this milestone and the first Nigerian solo act to do so. The rise of the emotional Afrobeats anthem Originally an early hit when it dropped in…
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Dami Oniru is 100% an R&B Babe
Dami Oniru (born Bri’ana Oluwadamilola Oniru-Edwards) has built something rare in Nigerian music: a thriving R&B career on her own terms. With over 7 million streams across platforms and three Headies nominations, including Best R&B Album for her 2022 project “Matter of Time”, she’s proven that independent artists can create lasting impact. Her music carries…
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BCKYRDFEST Debuts to Over 200 Attendees, Setting a New Standard for Nostalgia-Themed Cultural Experiences in Lagos
Lagos’s First Nostalgia-centered Festival Celebrates Nigerian Millennial Culture with a Very Impressive Debut Event The city of Lagos witnessed a revival of childhood memories as BCKYRDFEST, an event set to be Lagos’ leading nostalgia-centered festival, made an impressive debut at Aimas Garden, Ikoyi. Organised by House of Apollo in collaboration with Comida by Niime, the…
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Moyosola Olowokure Might Run Mad If She Doesn’t Write
Moyosola Olowokure, also known as The Sun-Kissed Poet, creates work that refuses to choose between the sacred and the human. Her debut EP “Dirt and Divinity” exists in the tension between holiness and frailty—a space most believers inhabit but few artists dare to name. With her breakout piece “Sex Is a Kind of Death” crossing…
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Multi-host magic: Why Africa’s radio roots are shaping a new era of podcasting
Ensemble podcasts are changing how African audiences make sense of life’s most serious and silly moments. These shows – featuring groups of friends discussing anything from personal finance to relationships, pop culture and more – enable a kind of digital companionship for listeners to laugh, learn and experience community in their personal space. This trend…
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The Nigerian Eclipse: Africa’s Giant, Naija Dominates with 6 wins at the TikTok Awards for Sub-Saharan Africa in Jo’burg
The verdict is in and the message from Johannesburg is clear; the TikTok community has spoken, and Africa has crowned its newest icons. This past Saturday, the 2025 TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa saw Nigerian creators assert their dominance, securing six out of the ten category wins in a night that celebrated the theme “New Era, New…
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YouTube Nigeria Unveils 2025’s Top Lists and Launches New YouTube Recap Feature
Every year, YouTube provides a unique window into the heart of culture, reflecting the moments that made us dance, laugh, and think. In Nigeria, 2025 was a year defined by explosive musical talent and captivating storytellers who solidified Nollywood’s place as a global powerhouse. Today, we’re celebrating the artists and creators who shaped our year…
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Ride Fares Are The Villains of Detty December
Every December, Lagos turns into a playground, but if you’ve tried to move around this city during the holidays, you already know the real antagonist of the season is transport. As “Detty December” transforms the city into a nonstop circuit of concerts, beach parties, pop-ups and house parties, ride-hailing and road transport fares begin to…
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