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London, 2022-2024 💋✌🏾

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Out now on @PrimeVideo, Ayra Starr: Dare To Dream, a short film starring @ayrastarr 💫✨

Creative Director: @EniafeMomodu
Executive producer: @graceladoja @zoe_hodgesx
Co-director/producer: @magic_lou
Co-producer: @chiami.e1
Narrative producer: @coldasmaxx @eniafemomodu @zoe_hodgesx
Sound designer & composer: @yinkabernie
Archivist: @nigeriangothic
Additional scripting: @jolaayeye
Post-producer: @eniafemomodu
Re-recording mixer: @delsurmo

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We gonna take over the year for another year !!!

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Two things I’m excited for month:
1. Young Famous and African S2
2. New music
Join me on twitter spaces in 20 minutes on @afrocritik space!

‘Young and African’ 🤌

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@coldasmaxx, a writer, shares with us her winter work playlist. Regardless of whatever season it is where you are right now, feel free to click the link in our bio to listen on our Spotify. Enjoy!

#Pressplay #coldasmaxx #music

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Episode 002 of a Lucid Review is back tonight we'll be having a fun conversation with @exceljoab @lanreshonubi and @coldasmaxx as we review the latest @moliymusic album 'Honey Doom' on our Twitter spaces @/lucid_lemons. Tune in tonight.

#lucidlemons

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Women are constantly policed on the content of their music. Female sexuality is a mainstay in Afro-pop and yet it’s an area women often tend to shy away from. What we also know is that things are changing for sure. We exist in a time where the top 2 spots on the highly coveted Billboard Hot 100 chart are occupied by four (black!) women talking their shit, spitting explicit rhymes, and expressing carnal desire. So we highlighted 5 young female artists on the rise breaking set barriers, removing themselves from the boxes the industry has placed them in and sticking a middle finger up to the androcentric industry and it’s misogynistic standards. Get to know these badass queens, click the link in our bio now!

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2019 will be etched in Nigerian music history books as a momentous year for the newbies. The success of the year’s steady risers such as Rema, Joeboy, Fireboy and Oxlade (to name a few) serve to highlight the present climate for new acts in the country. With Nigeria’s pace-setting status as the media hub, where budding acts spring to headline shows quicker than anywhere else in the world, it’s rapidly becoming clear that many more are set to follow in the footsteps of Rema and the likes.
@coldasmaxx profiles 10 Nigerian artists to watch out for in 2020. Visit our website for more or watch this space.

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