Africa Unfiltered
Africa Unfiltered
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Africa Unfiltered, hosted by Oumou Fofana, celebrates African creatives across music, fashion, food, and more while spotlighting the global rise of Afrobeats as one of the most influential music genres today. This podcast is a safe space where creatives can speak freely and authentically, offering a raw, unfiltered look at their journeys, experiences, perspectives, and passions in an open and authentic space.
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The podcast focuses on diverse themes across African creativity, including music, fashion, food, and cultural impacts, frequently highlighting the global influence of Afrobeats. Episodes showcase various artists, such as James BKS discussing the essence of loyalty in his work, and Sidiki Diabaté sharing his journey back to the stage after a long hiatus, emphasizing personal and artistic growth.
Africa Unfiltered, hosted by Oumou Fofana, celebrates African creatives across music, fashion, food, and more while spotlighting the global rise of Afrobeats as one of the most influential music genres today. This podcast is a safe space where creatives can speak freely and authentically, offering a raw, unfiltered look at their journeys, experiences, perspectives, and passions in an open and authentic space.
In this episode of “Africa Unfiltered,” Bizzle Osikoya — a powerhouse in Nigeria’s music industry and co-founder of The Plug Entertainment — breaks down how he helped shape the foundation of Afrobeats and what continues to fuel his journey. As an A&R, he has been instrumental in developing artists such as Tiwa Savage, Wande Coal, and Naeto C, and he played a key role in bringing African music to global stages by helping launch the iconic One Africa Music Fest. Bizzle also reflects on how Don Jazzy inspired his start, why artist development in Nigeria still matters, and why he’s pushing back against the idea that Nigerian artists only make Afrobeats. We also dive into his latest chapter with WEBEK Studios — his new global film and TV company aiming to tell African stories.
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