Maka fuses elements of soul, hip hop, rap and jazz from Lagos. She is a soul singer and songwriter who quit her career as a Lawyer to pursue soul music professionally in a city and […]
Maka fuses elements of soul, hip hop, rap and jazz from Lagos. She is a soul singer and songwriter who quit her career as a Lawyer to pursue soul music professionally in a city and […]
Stormzy, KOKOKO!, Burna Boy, Bryson Tiller, Wizboyy, IAMDDB, Stevo Atambire. A weekly selection made by PAM’s editors and writers. Find these tracks on our SPOTIFY and DEEZER playlist. Stormzy – 4PM IN LONDON KOKOKO! – Tokoliana Burna Boy – Rock Your Body […]
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