In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we dive into the Turntable Chart for this week and discuss what trends we are seeing as we enter the second half of the year. We also discuss the World Cup Halftime show dissecting our favorite parts and what we didn't like, plus what it was like witnessing Afrobeats star, Burna Boy on the world's biggest stage.

We also discuss new music including Ladipoe's "Revival" album finally coming out, Mavo's new single & upcoming project, "Gimme Dat Ting" by Davido and NO11 and the build up to the Davido album, "Ori Ade", plus more including the impact Victony's new single "Slick" is achieving already.

00:00:00 - Top Ten Songs in Nigeria

00:26:50 - World Cup Halftime Recap

01:20:19 - Ladipoe’s Revival Album

01:49:21 - Davido and NO11 ‘Gimme Dat Ting’

02:15:42 - More New Music

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we explore the rise and growing inevitability of AI in music through the viral case of Nigerian artist PAA3K, whose identity has sparked widespread debate over whether he's AI or human. Joining us is producer and composer Beat Oven, who shares his professional perspective on how AI is changing music creation and the industry at large.

We also discuss Victony's new single "Slick," with many fans loving the song but wishing it was longer than its 1 minute 47 second runtime. Finally, we react to the snippet of "Gimme Dat Ting" by Davido and NO11, expected to appear on Davido's upcoming album, and share our first thoughts on the collaboration.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:08 - AI Artists On The Rise

00:07:06 - Beat Oven Joins The Space

00:33:25 - Is There A Right Way To Use AI

01:18:44 - What Choice Are You Making

01:46:45 - Discussing With An AI Artist

02:13:18 - TurnTable Chart Top 10

02:21:54 - Victony Slick

02:40:48 - Best Feature For Slick

03:16:00 - Fireboy Announces Album Zuko

03:22:20 - Moral Of The Day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we take a look at Nigerian music at the halfway point of the year, discussing the biggest songs, albums, and moments that have stood out so far.We also asked the community to share their picks for the Nigerian Song of the Year and Album of the Year so far, which led to some great conversations and plenty of different opinions. Tune in to hear the discussion and see if your favorites made the list.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:02:04 - Shakira & Burna Boy’s Dai Dai Global Rise

00:10:54 - Ayra Starr VS Mobstars

00:13:48 - TurnTables Chart Top 10

00:44:40 - Album/ Project Of The Year

01:15:42 - Song Of The Year

01:27:22 - Alte-cation

01:33:02 - More On Songs Of The Year

02:03:07 - New Music + Mainstream Embracing UG Sound & Artistes

02:22:27 - New Music: 1DRAG, Ekene

02:33:32 - New Music: Frenna, Odeal, Wizkid, Jorja Smith

02:40:49 - A Word From Our Sponsor

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we welcome back Emmanuel, as we dive into another exciting week in music and culture.

We also sit down with Africane for an insightful conversation about her latest project, the creative process behind it, her musical influences, working with Nonso Amadi the experiences shaping her sound, and much more.

Later on we break down Davido's album announcement, celebrate Tems' incredible performances at the BET Awards, and share our thoughts on new music from Wande Coal, Wizkid, Ayra Starr, and more.

Tune in for great conversations, fresh music takes, and everything happening in the world of Afrobeats and beyond.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:17 - TurnTable Chart Top 10

00:15:08 - Africaine Joins The Space

00:19:58 - Africaine On Working With Nonso Amadi

00:30:00 - Africaine’s Influences

00:43:30 - Davido’s Album Announcement

01:28:24 - BET Award + Tems’s US Impact

01:39:42 - New Music: Wande Coal ,Wizkid, BNXN, Ruger

02:01:02 - New Music: Falz, Boj, No 11,

02:25:58 - New Music: Joeboy, Oladapo, Remy Bagings

02:30:01 - New Music: Pegy Gu , Ayra Starr, Davido

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we sit down with Nigeria’s rising girl group MYST as they introduce themselves to the world through their explosive debut single, Dynamite. The group opens up about their origin story, musical influences, individual personalities, and the creative process behind crafting their first release as they embark on an exciting new chapter.

We also dive into some of the biggest music releases making waves right now, including new records from Moliy, Khaid, Rvssian, Sech, Lojay, Tyla, Solana, R33NZO, Oladapo, and more. Beyond the music, we discuss Tems' standout performance at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on June 18, Wizkid’s announcement of a new album, and unpack the ongoing "gimmick economy" conversation shaping today’s music industry.

From emerging stars to industry heavyweights, this episode is packed with insightful conversations, fresh music discoveries, and commentary on the culture driving African music forward.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:02:09 - New Music: Moliy, Khaid, Ajebutter 22

00:13:51 - New Music : Rvssian, Sech, Lojay

00:14:46 - MYST Joins The Show

00:17:11 - MYST Origin Story

00:21:33 - MYST Meaning

00:26:31 - MYST’s Creative Process

00:40:41 - MYST’s Influences

00:54:36 - New Music : Tyla, Solana, R33NZO, Oladapo

01:26:36 - Tems’s Performance At Obama Library

01:34:19 - TurnTable Chart Top 10

01:43:05 - Wizkid Announces New Album

01:45:02 - Afro- Gimmicks

02:37:29 - Moral Of The Day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we unpack some of the biggest conversations shaping music and culture right now.

We dive into Afrobeats' growing presence on the global stage through the ongoing FIFA World Cup performances, with stars like Davido and Burna Boy sharing the spotlight with Shakira, while Rema joins forces with Anitta and Lisa. We also discuss the reactions that followed after Davido used the global platform to draw attention to Nigeria's ongoing insecurity challenges through his fashion choice, and why the move has sparked debate across social media and beyond.

We then turn our attention to the upcoming 18th Headies Awards, set to take place in Toronto, Canada. We also review Ayra Starr's latest release, Tornado and other new releases.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:09 - TurnTable Chart Top 10

00:06:42 - Afrobeats On The World Cup Stage

00:14:28 - Davido’s Outfit Statement

01:51:34 - 18th Headies Goes To Canada

02:17:16 - Ayra Starr Tornado

02:37:36 - New Music: Bloody Civilian, Boj, Terry Apala

02:55:29 - New Music: MYST, Ycee, 6uff, Tay Iwar

03:22:04 - Moral Of The Day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down the latest TurnTable Charts Top 10. We also review Ayra Starr's Tiny Desk performance and examine why it continues to generate conversation among fans and music lovers.The conversation then shifts to Qing Madi and the recent discussions surrounding song takedowns amid her dispute with JTON Music. Plus, we discuss the growing presence of Afrobeats stars on the upcoming FIFA World Cup album.We then spoke about the online discussion on Taves and why he has not connected on the Nigerian mainstream level.We also share our thoughts on Victony's latest song, FRE$H. As always, we round things off with reactions to some of the hottest new releases making waves across the scene.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:54 - TurnTable Charts Top 10

00:08:06 - Ayra Starr’s Tiny Desk Performance

00:30:33 - Qing Madi Song Take Downs

00:40:43 - Why Is Taves Not Connecting

00:50:15 - Music Execs VS Opinions

01:13:04 - FIFA World Cup Album

01:25:01 - Victony FRE$H

01:51:28 - New Music : Yarden,Mr P

02:06:46 - New Music : Africaine,Fave,Ladipoe,Ema Onigah,

02:13:07 - New Music : Esoterica, Pheelz

02:30:43 - Moral of the day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down the latest happenings in the music industry, starting with the TurnTable Top 10 chart and the biggest movers this week. We also discuss Qing Madi’s new EP and the legal battle she revealed behind the scenes, while exploring the growing trend of artistes jumping contracts and what it means for the business of music.

The conversation then shifts to sync licensing, sparked by comments from Dammy Twitch during his interview on the Afropolitan Podcast, where he discussed how the high cost of licensing many Afrobeats records is linked to ownership structures involving foreign labels. We examine the implications for music supervisors, brands, and the wider Afrobeats ecosystem, as well as what this means for the global accessibility of African music.

We also debate why Lojay’s Moto feels like it should be a much bigger record than it currently is, breaking down its appeal, reception, and commercial potential. Plus, we share our thoughts on new music.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:02:17 - Turntable Chart atop 10

00:09:06 - Qing Madi Drops EP Admits Legal Battle

00:41:24 - Artistes Are Jumping Contracts

00:53:58 - Sync Licensing

01:28:43 - Catalog Maintenance Costs

02:13:18 - New Music: 1Drag, Fxrtune, Patoranking, Ruger

02:26:38 - New Music: Tiwa Savage, Mavo, Wande Coal

02:41:41 - Lojay’s Moto Should Be Bigger

02:53:42 - New Music : Black Sheriff, Young John

03:08:47 - Moral Of The Day

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