1Mind
1Mind is an American record production trio from Indianapolis, known for co-producing French Montana and Swae Lee's "Unforgettable." They have collaborated with artists like Juice WRLD, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Lil Yachty, 88rising, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Durk, Cordae, and Trippie Redd.
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“God Is Real, I Don Experience Am”- Speed Darlington
Well-known rapper Speed Darlington talks about repentance a few weeks after his release from prison. He had spent two months behind bars for making negative comments about famous singer Burna Boy. The singer, who claims to have found salvation, says that God is real. He believes he has felt God’s presence and encourages others to look for Him, assuring them that God will always be there. He said … “God is real. God is King. I don experience am. I know. Go close, I’m telling you. He is the only place, the only person that can take care of all your problems. Try and let me know. God is real. God is real; God is King.”
- Update Jan 14, 2025
Exclusive Insights from Spotify and Sony Music Publishing Workshop in Ghana
Spotify has partnered with Sony Music Publishing to host a special Publishing Camp in Ghana recently. A range of exclusive panel discussions with industry experts like GuiltyBeatz and Wale Davies, also known as Tec from Show Dem Camp, took place at the event. This camp equipped musicians, producers, publishers, and songwriters with a sharp understanding of the latest production trends, creative techniques, and promotion tools. Phiona Okumu, Head of Music at Spotify Sub-Saharan Africa, is excited about the opportunities the camp can unlock for Ghana’s music industry. She adds, “amplifying African artists is a core value that drives the work we do. Great writing is fundamental to every track that resonates and leaves fans singing all day, so it is only fitting that we – together with Sony Music Publishing – host a dedicated session for techniques that go into crafting the lyrics, beats, and melodies that make us fall in love with a song”.
ghanamusic.comGH - Update Mar 17, 2025
Ondonga queen to patron Miss Namibia 2025
For the first time in its history, the Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia pageants will be hosted in northern Namibia, symbolising progress in the competition’s approach to inclusivity, cultural representation, and national unity. The Miss Namibia Organisation (MNO) has confirmed that the Oshana region will host the 2025 pageant, with the exact venue to be announced soon. A highlight of this year’s event is the appointment of Ondonga Queen Adelheid Nangolo as the official patron of Miss Namibia 2025. Her involvement represents the fast growing role of traditional leadership in national events and reinforces the pageant’s commitment to celebrating Namibia’s diverse heritage. MNO chief executive Umbi Karuaihe-Upi says the queen’s patronage represents the values of empowerment, culture and leadership that Miss Namibia stands for.
namibian.com.naNA - Update Feb 12, 2025
Andrew Kabuura shares his views on Valentines’ Day, claims it as a regular day devoid of excessive hype
Sports media personality Andrew Kabuura has watered down the hype that comes with Valentines’ Day, saying it is just like any other normal day. During his discussion with fellow media personality Sheila Tusiime about the plans for the day that is fast approaching this Friday, Kabuura revealed that he doesn’t find the day that important because he treats his wife the same way every day. He acknowledged the excitement surrounding the lover’s days but he confessed that he was not the type to spend weeks planning for it. Kabuura is officially married to Flavia Tumusiime and the couple have three children. Ever since they made their relationship public, the couple has never shied away from displaying their affection for each other without being defined by a day that comes once a year.
exclusive.co.ugUG - Update Jan 5, 2025
The play "H M" represents Morocco in the 15th session of the Arab Theater Festival in the
The play "H M" by Anfas Theatre, written by Abdullah Zariqa and directed by Asmaa Al-Hawri, represents Morocco in the 15th session of the Arab Theatre Festival, hosted by the Omani capital, Muscat, from January 9 to 15. This session, organized by the Arab Theater Authority in cooperation with the Omani Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports and the Omani Theater Association, will feature 15 theatrical performances selected by a specialized scientific committee from among 175 theatrical performances. The play “They” is competing in the first track for the Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi Award, Member of the Supreme Council, Ruler of Sharjah, and President of the Arab Theater Authority, which also includes the plays:
ahdath.infoMA - Update Feb 18, 2025
The final chord: new documentary explores the sour conclusion of Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun’s feud
The much-anticipated “Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood” documentary will be on premièring on TLC on Sunday. This latest addition to the channel’s popular ‘vs’ format follows in the footsteps of “Johnny vs Amber,” “Kim vs Kanye: The Divorce,” and “Vardy vs Rooney: The Wagatha Trial.” The two-part documentary, produced by Optomen, takes an in-depth look at the headline-grabbing dispute between global pop icon Taylor Swift and music mogul Scooter Braun over the rights to Swift’s first six albums. In June 2019, Braun’s company acquired Big Machine Label Group for millions of rands, securing ownership of Swift’s masters. The singer, who had been vocal about her desire to own her music, claimed she was not given the opportunity to purchase the rights herself.
iol.co.zaSAR - Update Mar 14, 2025
Hanin brings back pioneers to the spotlight with the film "Bonnani"
The crew of the TV movie "Bounani", directed by Yassine Fanane and produced by Hussein Hanin, has finished filming in Casablanca. The TV movie "Bonani" explores the struggles of Moroccan families in their search for decent housing in the heart of the economic capital, Casablanca. The film brought back a group of pioneering artists to the small screen, most notably "Uncle Idris" and "Fatima Al-Nawali", along with Ahlam Al-Zaimi, Reem Fathy, Khaled Al-Ghamari, and Nabil Al-Mansouri.
ahdath.infoMA - Update Feb 7, 2025
TGMA nominations snub hurt - Sista Afia
EVEN before Charterhouse, organisers of the annual Telecel Ghana Movie Awards (TGMAs), would officially announce this year’s nominations list, Sista Afia has raised objections about her constant snubbing by the scheme. Expressing disappointment and hurt over the happening, the Jeje hitmaker mentioned she’s worked very hard over the years to receive such poor treatment from a scheme that rewarded and recognised hard work. In an interview with Graphic Showbiz on Monday, February 3, Sista Afia said her poor treatment began when she failed to secure a nomination with Jeje featuring Shatta Wale in 2017. The “curse” seemed to have persisted until 2021 when she was nominated for her songs, Corner Corner ft Kelvyn Boy and Weather ft Medikal. Interestingly, Asuoden, released a year after, didn’t get any nominations and the story hasn’t changed since then, forcing Sista Afia to call out the organisers last year.
graphic.com.ghGH - Update Jan 15, 2025
Zuba Ray, TheDicePrince and emerging artistes to watch in 2025
As Rwanda’s music scene continues to evolve, a new wave of young, talented artists is emerging, each bringing fresh sounds and creative vibe to the industry. These youngsters ended 2024 in style with a number of hit songs to their names and they promise to dominate the airwaves yet in 2025 and beyond, offering something for everyone, from Afrobeat and hip hop to R&B and trap. The New Times picks up-and-coming Rwandan musicians you should keep an eye on in 2025. Zuba Ray Kina Music record last year signed a female artiste in Zuba Ray, a student at Rwanda School of Creative Arts and Music based in Muhanga District, Southern Province, who is poised to take Rwandan music by storm.
newtimes.co.rwRW - Update Mar 19, 2025
Joburg Film Festival showcases local talent
The KwaZulu-Natal Tourism and Film Authority participated in the prestigious Joburg International Film Festival in Gauteng where they promoted KZN as a premier filming destination. The Joburg Film Festival continues to be a beacon of creativity and collaboration, bringing together filmmakers from across the country and the world. Regarding the festival’s impact, Jackie Motsepe ,the Chief Operations Officer for the KwaZulu-Natal Tourism and Film Authority shared insights into the excitement surrounding the event. “The experience has been incredible. The energy is palpable, and it’s inspiring to see the enthusiasm from participants who are eager to learn and grow.” As an international festival, the event has drawn contributions from Nollywood, Canada, and Hollywood, alongside strong representation from South Africa. “It’s been amazing to have such a diverse mix of industry veterans and new talent.
herald.co.zwZW - Update Feb 12, 2025
Shekhinah Blown Away by Old Video of Young Tyla Singing Her Song ‘Please Mr’
Shekhinah couldn't hide how impressed she was after watching an old video of a young Tyla singing her song. The Grammy Award-winner's throwback clip is making the rounds online and single-handedly ended the "talentless" and "one-hit-wonder" allegations. One of her many fan pages, Tyla_seethal21, shared the video of the singer waxing through Please Mr, one of the highlights from Shekhinah's debut studio album, Rose Gold.
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Feb 22, 2025
iKON Awards: 2025 nominees speak out on what future holds for film industry
The 2025 iKon Awards continue to shine a spotlight on outstanding talent in the film industry, celebrating the creativity and dedication of filmmakers, actors, and industry professionals. The Ikon Awards, now in its 3rd edition, is scheduled to happen on 29th March, 2025 at Serena Hotel Kampala. The awards are a prestigious annual celebration of creativity, excellence and innovation in Uganda’s film and creative sector. They aim to honor and recognize exceptional talent, projects, and contributions that elevate the creative industry both locally and internationally. Recently, Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) partnered with iKon Awards to promote the industry. As excitement builds for the upcoming ceremony, the iKon Awards continue to play a crucial role in recognizing and elevating talent in the African film industry, inspiring the next generation of storytellers.
independent.co.ugUG
