In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we’re joined by members of WeareproducHERs alongside their founder Gbots for a conversation about women making their mark in music production and the importance of building spaces that support female creatives in the industry.

We talk about how the WeareproducHERs community is creating opportunities for female producers, engineers, and songwriters through workshops, collaborations, and initiatives that help women grow, learn, and connect. We also highlight their upcoming Creative Shutdown event happening April 3rd.

We also get into some music conversations — breaking down the TurnTable Charts Top 10, discussing the similarities between Drake and Davido, and diving into a classic album conversation. Plus, we react to some new music, including Ayra Starr’s “Where Do We Go” and Mavo’s “Mofe.”

00:00:00 - Intro 

00:01:45 - Turntables Chart Top Ten 

00:12:08 - WeareproducHERs Joins the space 

00:23:30 - Meeting some of the community members 

00:26:48 - Female producer experiences 

00:30:12 - How can men be good allies 

00:46:22 - Sarkodie sells out Royal Albert Hall and announces the 02 Arena for 2027 March 

00:57:02 - Drake and Davido have a lot in common (a conversation about classic Albums)

01:06:01 - Definition of a Classic Album 

01:15:09 - Asake’s Classics 

01:40:37 - Top 5 Mavin Ensemble Records.

01:51:33 - Lovn New Music 

02:04:57 - Ayra Starr New Music 

02:23:48 - No11, Focalistic, Ciza, Famous Pluto : How Far Remix 

02:39:31 - Mavo’s New Song: Mofe 

03:06:48 - Kayode’s Viral Resurgence

03:13:24 - Moral of the day (NMWFPP)  

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With the recent conversation about Afrobeats and its decline, in pure ATTW we opened the discussion to understand what sparked the conversation again, if the statement holds weigh, and how to come out of it. The episode had industry professionals like accountants, strategists, talent managers, artists and producers share their individual accounts on the situation and propose the way forward.

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we sit down with Erigga to talk about his journey from Warri to becoming one of Nigeria’s most respected rap voices. He shares insights on hip hop culture, rap beefs, and why he believes they have become toxic and unproductive for the industry. We also discuss growth, authenticity, and the importance of collaboration. Plus, we highlight how Spotify marks five years in Africa and what that milestone means for African artists.

00:00:00 - Welcoming Erigga to the Space

00:12:36 - Fan Interaction Session with Erigga

00:24:16 - Erigga Shares His Thoughts on Rap Feuds

00:35:47 - BSH Chats with Erigga

00:51:32 - From Warri to Making It in Lagos

01:12:22 - Exploring the Origins of Afrobeats

01:43:27 - A Conversation with Mavo and Sssoundgawd Aura on Salad

02:31:23 - Tec & Akinola Davies wins BAFTA Award, Funding for the Nigerian Creative space

03:00:09 - Debating Whether Zaylevelten Is an Afrobeats Act

03:26:18 - Examining Who Gains from the Afrobeats Umbrella

03:37:18 - The Need for Balance Among Nigerian Artistes

03:41:46 - Celebrating Five Years of Spotify in Africa

03:54:26 - Moral of the day (Pour The World Spit)

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we broke down the Billboard article that called Rema a one hit wonder and why that label misses the bigger picture of his impact and global run.

We shared our picks for the best Valentine’s Afrobeats songs and what makes a love record truly timeless in today’s soundscape.

The conversation also explored the dynamics of the music industry, looking at artists like ZayLevelten signing with foreign labels and what that means for ownership, growth, and the future of the Nigerian music industry.

00:00:00 - Intro 

00:03:10 - Turntables Chart Top 10 

00:19:14 - Billboard names Rema as a one hit wonder

00:40:46 - Attacks on Afrobeats Journalists 

01:19:58 - Nobody has called Omah lay a one hit wonder yet 

01:22:14 - Perfect Valentines Afrobeats songs? 

01:41:28 - New music: Wande Coal, Qing Madi, EasyScope 

01:47:56 - Would Nigerian Labels know what to do with Zaylevelten? 

02:20:02 - Who trained the Nigerian ears for the like of Zaylevelten 

02:24:37 - What does Asake have to do with this era 

02:43:02 - Moral of the day (Study the evolution of things). 

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we’re joined by guest artiste Kemuel for an honest and engaging conversation about his journey, sound, and growth as an artist. He opens up about his relationship with Wizkid and DJ Tunez, sharing insights into their collaborations, creative energy, and the importance of not feeling pressured by what’s popular. We also dive into the latest in music, breaking down new releases from Omah Lay, taking a deep listen into Shoday’s debut album, and discussing fresh drops from J. Cole, Tems, Burna Boy, Don Toliver, and Rema. From Afrobeats to hip-hop and everything in between, this episode is packed with real talk, industry gems, and our unfiltered takes on the sounds shaping the culture right now.

00:00:00 - Turntables Chart Top 10 

00:18:58 - Kemuel joins the space talks about Wizkid and DJ tunez 

00:55:12 - Kemuel on handling the pressure of what sound is popular.

01:15:56 - New music : Omah Lay 

01:46:43 - Shoday’s Album Hybrid 

02:03:45 - Is it premature for Shoday to try and crossover?

02:21:05 - More new music: J cole, Tems, Rema, Don Toliver, Burna Boy

02:46:56 - ReLPI vs MCSN Update 

02:56:43 - New music : Gimba 

03:02:12 - Oshamo Shina Rampe

03:13:11 - Sahrai ILY! 

03:15:19 - Moral of the day (The thing you are looking for is at home)

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we recap the recent Grammy Awards with a focus on African moments, including Tyla’s win, Davido’s loss, and what it all meant for the African music industry. Joined by Grammy members Dolapo Amusat, Founder of WeTalkSound, and Gracey May, who were both in Los Angeles, we share insider insights from the ceremony and highlight the Nigerian music industry’s reaction.

00:00:00 - Intro + Turntables Charts Top10

00:06:49 - Opening up the Grammy conversation

00:11:52 - Dolapo Amusat joins the space 

00:45:27 - There are different Grammy chapters 

01:04:25 - Questioning Tyla’s Africaness journalist integrity

01:13:08 - The lack of Award institutions in Nigeria/Africa

01:29:48 - Davido’s tweet after losing

01:39:48 - Grace May joins the space  

02:03:20 - What work does the African insert need to do 

02:26:21 - Building bridges between Nigeria and LA

02:45:50 - Stans Causing Problems 

02:50:49 - Moral of the day (Be the change you want to see in the world)

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down the ongoing dispute between ReLPI, the Nigerian Copyright Commission, and MCSN over unpaid levies and royalty collection in Nigeria’s music industry, and what it could mean for record labels and rights holders going forward. We also discuss Wizkid finally responding to Seun Kuti after his comments on legacy and relevance in Nigerian music. To round things off, we share our thoughts on the new Wizkid and Asake joint EP Real Vol. 1 and the early reactions around it.

00:00:00 - Intro + ReLPI vs MCSN 

00:22:36 - Who is recognized as a CMO ? 

00:32:32 - Label interest and artiste interest 

01:42:56 - Fela Legacy (Wiskid VS Seun Kuti)

02:30:51 - New music : Real Vol 1 Wizkid Asake

03:08:27 - Wizkid using writers 

03:16:28 - New music : Seyi Vibez , Omah Lay 

03:29:57 - Moral of the day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we dive into Wizkid and Asake’s new song Jogodo, Listen to fan share early thoughts on the record and the upcoming Real Vol. 1 project. We also unpack the ongoing Billboard vs YouTube conversation and what it means for artists, labels, and fans. Plus, we discuss new music from Mavo, IgweAKA, and others, highlight upcoming releases to watch, and cover exciting updates like the latest Untitled app feature that lets artists sell their music directly to fans.

00:00:00 - Turntable Charts Top 10 

00:16:01 - Billboard VS Youtube 

01:00:11 - New Untitled update (Selling directly to fans) 

01:05:52 - New Music: Wizkid, Asake

01:35:12 - New Music : Igwe AKA, Tochi Bedford, Hotkeed,Liya

01:45:25 - Addressing Timeline Music execs 

02:10:04 - New music : Nsg,Mavo,King Promise 

02:22:33 - New Music :NBA Youngboy, Burna Boy

02:27:43 - Upcoming music : Mavo, Egertton, ARTSALGHUL

02:53:42 - Priest Akinuche 

03:06:49 - New gen + Old gen Collabs 

03:28:28 - Moral Lesson 

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On this episode of #ATTWSpace, we dive into the ongoing conversation around nepotism in music following the recent rise of fast-rising artiste No. 11, whose TikTok content and social media presence have sparked debates after it was revealed that he comes from a wealthy background. We unpack what nepotism really means in the Afrobeats space, how privilege shapes creative opportunities, and whether coming from money should matter in music.

We also react to the heated “Wizkid is the new Fela” debate, as Seun Kuti addresses Wizkid FC and makes it clear he’s not pleased with the comparison. What does Fela’s legacy truly represent, and can it be replicated in today’s music industry?

Plus, we review new music from Danpapa GTA, discuss No. 11’s sound and momentum, and touch on other trending topics shaping the culture right now.

00:00:00 - Intro +Afrima Awards 

00:27:12 - Afrima Award winners

00:41:16 - “Wizkid is the new Fela”

01:18:14 - Nepotism in Afrobeats 

01:35:57 - Who is a Nepo Baby 

02:03:24 - Creative influence of rich kids on the music 

02:14:41 - The disappearance of the middle class 

02:30:22 - Context of the artiste No11

02:43:58 - Building a community Based on your life 

02:50:47 - New music + music Review: Danpapa GTA, Damie,Boj

03:07:26 - Addressing reactions to unorthodox artistes.

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Welcome back to a new year, everyone. On this episode of #ATTWSpace, we recap Detty December in Lagos, touching on the biggest moments, wild energy, and standout performances that closed out the year. We also share fan recaps from shows by Adekunle Gold, Wizkid, Zaylevelten, and Mavo, capturing what the live experience really felt like.

To wrap it up, we look ahead with our 2026 Afrobeats predictions, discussing where the sound and the culture might be headed next.

00:00:00 - Intro + Detty December Recap

00:10:42 - Mavo’s Concert Review

00:32:07 - Fola, BNXN, Gabzy concert review

01:12:55 - Zaylevelten Concert review

01:34:31 - Adekunle Gold National Theatre Concert 

02:03:34 - More Detty December Events 

02:40:40 - Wizkid Lied about “Real Volume 1”

02:52:55 - 2026 Afrobeats predictions + Burna Boy’s needed Break?

03:03:16 - Afrobeats Joint Tours in 2026 

03:16:19 - Ayra Star’s international success

03:36:23 - Break out Artiste Predictions 

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