Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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JAINY REVEALS SOPHOMORE EP “TOSOM (THE OTHER SIDE OF ME)” FEATURING EMPOWERING FOCUS TRACK “GIRL POWER”
The Rising Afrobeats Star Celebrates Confidence, Feminine Strength, Love, and Self-Discovery in Her Most Personal Project Yet Fast-rising Nigerian Afrobeats artist Jainy is ready to unveil a bold new chapter in her musical journey with the release of her highly anticipated sophomore EP, TOSOM (The Other Side of Me), available on all major streaming platforms…
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Lucky Yay! Releases Debut Double Single “Wizmel Is Lucky”, a First Move After Next Afrobeats Star
The dual release pairs a grief record with a social-commentary cut, signalling where the artist is headed. Lucky Yay! has released his debut double single “Wizmel Is Lucky”, a two-track project comprising “Tilda” and “My Gist”, now available on all streaming platforms via ONErpm. The release marks his first independent move following a Top 5…
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Why Everyone is Making Visualizers (And What It’s Costing the Culture)
The modern music industry has witnessed a fundamental change in how songs are presented visually. While the high-budget “Official Music Video” was once the king of promotion, it has increasingly been joined, and sometimes replaced, by the “Official Visualizer.” This shift is a strategic response to the rising costs of production and the evolving demands…
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Love in the Age of AI: 10 Smart Hacks for Dating in Lagos
Dating in Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt is basically an extreme sport. Between the unpredictable traffic, the pressure to maintain a certain lifestyle, and the sheer chaos of modern talking stages, trying to find love can feel like a full-time job. Nigerian Gen Z is actively redefining romance on their own terms, seeking connections that…
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Graviitalbeats Is Live: Everything You Can Do on Africa’s First Escrow-Protected Beat Marketplace
By Samuel Obisesan | Graviitalbeats Africa’s first escrow-protected beat marketplace is officially live at graviitalbeats.com. The platform Nigerian artists and producers have needed for years is no longer coming. It is here. This article walks through everything the platform does; every feature, every tool, every protection built into the system, so every artist, producer, and…
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Arewa’s Love DOES Cost A Thing
At a time when social media is full of conversations centering women’s value, Arewa chimes in with her thoughts. She lets us know her love costs many things and has to be earned. The multigenre artist has a new single that will have all the ladies singing their hearts out while swaying their hips. Earn…
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You Can Find Bunmi Behind The Decks
By day, she’s behind a strategy deck. By night, she’s behind the decks. Bunmi has built a name for herself as a true multi-hyphenate: a corporate professional who refuses to be boxed into one identity, and a DJ whose open-format sets blend Afrobeats, Afro-House, 3-Step, and Amapiano into genre-defying mixes that keep dance floors guessing.…
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Rightflow Hosts Zaylevelten, Scotty Olorin, Others On New Album ‘Welcome To The Jungle”
Nigerian recording artist Rightflow is preparing to release his highly anticipated album Welcome to the Jungle on June 26, 2026, bringing together some of the most exciting names in Nigeria’s underground music scene for a project that blends social commentary, emotional storytelling, and undeniable hit records.Born and raised in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Rightflow has…
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Michelle Obama and Tems Surprise Young Women Songwriters at the Obama Presidential Center
As part of opening week at The Obama Presidential Center, former First LadyMichelle Obama and Nigerian, two-time Grammy Award-winning artist Tems surprised a group of young women participating in a songwriting workshop in the Center’s state-of-the-art Media Suite on June 16. The workshop brought together 15 high school-aged girls from After School Matters programs and…
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The Many Creative Sides Of Ifeme C.S.
Ifeme C.S. does not fit neatly into one box, and he is not trying to. He is a filmmaker, music producer, DJ and event organiser, and the order in which those things happened matters. Film came first: music videos, commercials, photography, the whole visual world. Then lockdown happened, the shoots dried up, and with nothing…
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