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Hosted by Femi Makx — journalist, media personality, and storyteller — the show reveals the hustle, creative process, and culture behind the music.
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Why is Stromae’s Papaoutai Afro Soul remix suddenly everywhere on TikTok, Instagram Reels, and Spotify in January 2026? In this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we dive into the viral phenomenon transforming a 2013 classic into a global Afro Soul sensation.
The remix, credited to Chill77, mikeeysmind, and Unjaps (released late 2025), has racked up over 14 million Spotify streams and climbing charts worldwide. By replacing Stromae’s electronic original with African percussion, soulful vocals, choir layers, and Afrobeat rhythms, this version has become the go-to soundtrack for dances, travel vlogs, aesthetic edits, and emotional reels.
We break down:
• The story behind “Papaoutai” – Stromae’s tribute to his father lost in the 1994 Rwandan genocide and the haunting question, “Papa, où t’es?” (Dad, where are you?).
• Why the Afro Soul twist hits differently – blending sorrow and groove, creating powerful contrasts in lighthearted viral content.
• The AI remix debate – is this musical evolution fair to the original, or a new frontier for global sounds?
• The virality factor – why the remix is dominating feeds in Abuja, Lagos, West Africa, and beyond.
Whether you’re vibing nonstop or just curious, this episode explains the cultural resonance, emotional depth, and viral mechanics making this remix the sound of early 2026.
🎧 Listen now on Spotify: Search “Papaoutai (Afro Soul)” by Chill77 / mikeeysmind / Unjaps.
💬 Join the conversation: Do you prefer the remix or the original? Which viral video made you discover it? Comment, share, and subscribe for more insights into trending music.
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In this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, I deliver a detailed cultural and industry breakdown of Burna Boy’s highly anticipated 2026 debut single, “For Everybody”, a strategic collaboration with Sporty Group, owners of SportyTV and SportyBet, scheduled for release on January 16, 2026.
Drawing on independent editorial judgment supported by AI-assisted research tools, the episode examines what this release represents beyond music. From the timing and messaging to the wider cultural strategy behind the rollout, the conversation explores how “For Everybody” is positioned to travel across global charts, digital platforms, and football culture.
The episode also analyzes the visual direction of the record, including its football-centric video featuring international players such as Eduardo Camavinga, Éder Militão, Nico Williams, Iñaki Williams, and others, and what this signals about audience targeting, global reach, and brand alignment.
Beyond the record itself, this episode interrogates Burna Boy’s ambassador relationship with Sporty Group and what it says about African artistes navigating global sport, media, and betting ecosystems. It is a broader discussion about ownership, influence, and the evolving intersection of music, culture, and commerce.
From projected streaming performance to long-term implications for Afrobeats’ global positioning and Burna Boy’s post-No Sign of Weakness era, this episode offers a clear-headed, contextual analysis of power, strategy, and cultural intent.
Odeal ft. Wizkid “Nights In The Sun” official music video just dropped! Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx reacts live—full breakdown of cinematic visuals, Bon la vida hook, Wizkid feature vibes, lyrics meaning & why it’s heating up Afrobeats playlists in 2026. Stream now & join the convo!
In this must-listen premiere episode of the year, Femi delivers a solo deep-dive into Kehlani’s monumental hit “Folded” – the soulful anthem that exploded in June 2025 and continues to dominate in 2026. Peaking at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 (Kehlani’s highest-charting solo single and her first Top 10 entry), earning Grammy nominations for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance, and igniting the star-studded Homage Pack with vocal legends like Brandy, Toni Braxton, JoJo, Mario, Ne-Yo, and Tank – “Folded” is a cultural force.
Femi expertly unpacks the track’s emotional depth (reclaiming peace amid toxic cycles while embracing vulnerability), Kehlani’s elite vocal mastery – including breathy control, layered harmonies, and those iconic second-chorus riffs and runs that sparked endless viral challenges – plus the flawless production, stripped-back a cappella version, and its role in teasing Kehlani’s anticipated spring 2026 album.
Essential for music lovers, aspiring vocalists, producers, and industry insiders searching for: Kehlani Folded breakdown, Kehlani Folded meaning explained, Kehlani riffs and runs analysis, Folded vocal techniques, Kehlani Homage Pack reactions, Billboard Hot 100 hits 2026, R&B song analysis, or in-depth music storytelling.
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On this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx, we dive into Shallipopi’s highly anticipated Auracle album. We discuss possible challenges including oversaturation, repeated formulas, album bloat, feature-heavy tracks, and shallow songwriting. Then we explore the exciting potential with standout songs, the Laho series, and collaborations with Burna Boy, Rauw Alejandro, and Gunna.
We predict how Auracle could impact Shallipopi’s career, expand his global reach, and shape the Nigerian and international music scene in 2025.
The podcast episode cover image was generated by AI for illustrative purposes only. It is not intended to replicate or replace the original Auracle album cover, and any quotes or references fall under fair use.
Explore why Nigerian artistes such as Davido, Rema, Falz, and IllBliss are using social media to highlight insecurity across the country. This episode breaks down kidnappings, ransom trends, and the critical role of celebrity voices in shaping national awareness.
We examine why artistes are speaking out about insecurity and how their online reactions reflect the growing crisis in Nigeria. While not a deep dive, the discussion provides an accurate, surface-level understanding of verified incidents including kidnappings, bandit attacks, and rising ransom demands. Analysts now describe these trends as the economy of insecurity.
The episode shows how artistes leverage their social platforms to raise awareness. They are not profiting from these crises but amplifying updates, responding to attacks, and drawing attention to the kidnap-for-ransom epidemic. Documented posts and public statements from Davido, Rema, Falz, IllBliss, and others illustrate this pattern.
Listeners gain insight into how repeated attacks across multiple states, increasing ransom payments, and widespread fear have created a criminal ecosystem that functions like an economy. The conversation also explains why artistes feel compelled to speak publicly and how their online responses influence national awareness.
For a deeper, data-driven analysis, read the full Substack article Nigeria’s Kidnap for Ransom Industry: The Economy of Insecurity here:
In this episode, we break down Young Jonn’s highly anticipated album Blue Disco and dive into the impact of having Rema and Asake featured on key tracks like Lalala. We explore how the album blends emotion, introspection, and dance-ready Afrobeats energy, its potential streaming performance, and what this collaboration signals for Young Jonn’s rise as a front-line Afrobeats artist. From first impressions to chart predictions and listener reception, this episode gives a full, insider look at one of the year’s most talked-about releases.
The Artiste Hangout is the go-to destination for music insights, artist breakdowns, and exclusive Afrobeats discussions. With over 100,000 streams on Audiomack, thousands more across major platforms, top charting in the Bahamas for over a week, and availability in more than 110 countries, we bring listeners closer to the stories behind the music and the artists shaping the Afrobeats sound today.
On this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we take a first look at Tems newly released EP titled Love Is a Kingdom. The project dropped as a surprise earlier today and the music space is already buzzing. This episode gives listeners an early guide before the full review. It explores the timing of the release, the creative direction Tems has been building since Born in the Wild, and the expectations surrounding this new body of work.
This is a pre EP reaction that helps listeners understand the context behind the drop. It highlights Tems artistic growth, her continued global momentum, and the emotional themes hinted at by the title Love Is a Kingdom. It is clear, informative and perfect for anyone searching for updates on Tems, new Nigerian music or the evolution of her sound.
A full breakdown of every track will follow after a proper listen. For now, this episode sets the stage for what Tems has just introduced to the world.
Mavo fans won’t like this but someone has to say it. In this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx, we unpack the viral lyric “Your body na meatpie” from Mavo’s new track Body featuring CKay and what it reveals about the growing problem with how women are portrayed in today’s music.
This conversation is not about canceling Mavo. It is about accountability, awareness, and how words shape culture. Femi Makx breaks down why lyrics like this matter, what they teach young listeners, and why the Nigerian music industry needs to rethink what it glorifies.
From TikTok trends to everyday street lingo, this episode challenges artistes and fans to reflect on how far creativity should go and where we draw the line between expression and objectification.
Taylor Swift’s twelfth studio album The Life of a Showgirl is here and it is already dominating global conversations. On this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx, we unpack everything shaping this new era — the sound, the storytelling, and the major collaborations behind the pop moment everyone is talking about.
From The Fate of Ophelia to Elizabeth Taylor and the much-discussed Sabrina Carpenter feature on the title track, we explore what stands out, what sparks debate, and how this project builds on Taylor’s creative journey after The Tortured Poets Department.
Expect sharp insights, real reactions, and cultural context that capture why The Life of a Showgirl is already defining a new chapter in pop music history.
An artiste can sing, sure. But in our world today, being an artiste goes beyond music. Anyone with a message of value has a song, and that song does not have to sound like Drake, Beyoncé, Tems, Wizkid, or Davido. Your truth can be your song. Your hustle can be your song. That is why on The Artiste Hangout, we are not just spotlighting emerging artistes. We are amplifying voices with something meaningful to say.
This podcast is usually about music and artistry, but sometimes we need to step back and look at the bigger system that shapes every opportunity we fight for: governance. Whether you are an artiste, producer, or young hustler, the policies made in Abuja ripple down to how we live, work, and create.
In this episode, I speak with Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, Executive Director of CISLAC (Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre), about why youth participation in governance is not just a political matter but a survival issue. With more than 60 percent of Nigeria’s population under 25 and young people still sidelined in decision-making, the gap between policy and reality could not be clearer.
Rafsanjani explains how digital activism, civil society, and grassroots pressure are forcing the doors open for youth inclusion, and why staying silent only guarantees exclusion.
If you have ever wondered why your voice feels unheard or why the hustle in music and beyond is so tough, this conversation connects the dots between governance, opportunity, and the future young Nigerians deserve.
In this episode, we spotlight Isoka II (6AM), the collaboration bringing together Ciza, Tems, Omah Lay, Thukuthela, and Jazzworx. 🇿🇦 🇳🇬
Ciza, born Nkululeko Nciza, is proving he’s more than just music royalty. From his South African roots to his strategic moves in Nigeria, he’s building a career that resonates across borders. And with Tems’ Grammy-winning vocals and Omah Lay’s distinct vibe on this remix, Isoka I (6AM) feels like a bold step into continental and global recognition.
We unpack Ciza’s journey, the weight of Nigeria–South Africa collabs, and why this record has the potential to travel far beyond both countries.
Intro and outro credit: Tony Doe Podcast.
Disclaimer / Fair Use Note
This episode is journalistic commentary and prediction on Isaka II (6AM) by Ciza featuring Tems, Omah Lay, Thukuthela, Jazzworx, and Lekaa Beats. All rights to the music and official artwork belong to their respective owners. The cover art used here is an AI-generated pencil sketch inspired by the song’s theme and is not the official artwork.
This one right here is personal……
Tiwa Savage is about to drop her new album and I’ve got some thoughts. From the title alone you can already tell it’s not just music, it’s a statement. In this episode I break down what this project could sound like, why it feels different from her past albums, and why it might even be the most important one of her career. It’s a prediction, but it’s also a conversation about growth, legacy, and how Tiwa continues to set the pace in Afrobeats.
Big shout to Tony Doe—he’s that veteran Nigerian broadcaster and podcast coach who hosts The Tony Doe Podcast and Into The Podverse. His intro and outro here set the tone right because you know the guy understands storytelling and audio vibes.
Disclaimer / Fair Use Note:
This episode is a journalistic commentary and prediction on Tiwa Savage’s forthcoming album This One Is Personal. All rights to the music and official artwork belong to their respective owners. The cover art used here is an AI-generated pencil sketch inspired by the album’s theme and is not the official artwork.
In this episode, I sat with Toni and Kalhm to talk about something a lot of people have been noticing — gospel music is starting to sound like everything else.
We talked about the pressure to chase virality, how trends are shaping the sound, and what that means for the music’s depth and identity. It’s an honest conversation about where gospel stands today and where it might be heading.
The episode also features an intro excerpt from Pastor Sunday Ogidigbo and an outro excerpt from Minister Dunsin Oyekan that help frame the discussion.
In March 2021, I started The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx with one goal — to give artistes and creatives a platform to be heard. My first episode barely got plays, but I kept going. Today, the podcast streams in 109 countries, ranks in the global top 10%, and even bagged the Jollof Radio Media 2024 Team Choice Award.
This episode, The Creator Who Became a Spectator, speaks to anyone who’s ever had the fire to create but ended up just watching from the sidelines. It’s a reminder that consistency matters, you don’t have to be the best to start, and while your first work might not change the world, it will change you.
On The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx we’re breaking down Burna Boy’s upcoming album No Sign of Weakness, dropping July 11
His post saying “The African Giant died. His own people killed him” stirred up a lot of talk and gave a glimpse into where his head is at
We go through the singles so far — Bundle by Bundle, Update, Sweet Love, and TaTaTa featuring Travis Scott. But it’s the teased track Empty Chairs that really stands out
This sounds like a Burna project with something heavier behind it
I predicted it and it’s here.
In this episode, I spotlight “Empty Chairs” by Burna Boy featuring Mick Jagger, the thrilling 11th track on his eighth studio album No Sign of Weakness, set to drop July 11, 2025.
I break down why I flagged this as a future hit: the unexpected collab with a rock legend, the emotional weight behind the title, and how this one clearly signals the bold tone of the full album.
Listen in and lock into why Empty Chairs is the track to watch ahead of the full release.
⚠️ Disclaimer (Podcast Art):
This artwork is a stylized, AI-generated illustration inspired by a performer. It does not use a real photo or claim likeness to any actual individual, and is used solely for conceptual and editorial purposes.
Aye aye captain.
BNXN is gearing up to take full control with his sophomore album CAPTAIN and in this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx we unpack everything you should expect.
From the sound direction and standout features to the strategic rollout and current chart momentum this episode gives a full lens into what could be BNXN’s most complete project yet.
With collaborations from Rema Seyi Vibez Victony and the Soweto Gospel Choir and production names like Sarz Juls and Tay Iwar CAPTAIN is not just a statement it’s a shift.
We explore the themes the timing and what its performance might look like across platforms in Nigeria the UK and the global Afrobeats scene.
This episode is for the real ones—BNXN fans culture heads and anyone curious about the future of Afrobeats.
Lock in and hear why CAPTAIN might just set a new standard.
Dear Skales is a spoken letter straight from the heart
On this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast, I reflect on the journey of Skales, not just as an artist but as a man who kept moving even when the world grew quiet
From the early struggles in Kaduna to being counted out and called names, From the silence that followed success to the unexpected return of Shake Body……
This is not a tribute
It is a moment of honesty
A reminder of how faith grit and self-belief can hold you together when everything else seems to fall apart
This letter speaks to anyone who has ever been overlooked forgotten or caught between who they used to be and who they are still becoming
Whether you are an artist a creative or just someone trying to find your footing again this one is for you
Sometimes the work feels heavy. The ideas stop flowing. The passion starts feeling like pressure. And the silence in front of your laptop or mic gets louder than anything else.
This episode is just me talking from a place I know too well. That space where you’re trying to create, but nothing is clicking. You’re showing up, but the energy is not there.
Maybe you’re in that place too.
Maybe you’ve been thinking of quitting or slowing down for good.
This is not one of those “keep going” talks. It’s just a real one.
Because everything we see around us came from someone’s mind. Someone who probably had doubts, too. But they still made something.
So if you’re tired but still holding on, confused but still curious, this one is for you.
You’re not alone. And you’re not finished.
Pause if you must, Chale. But abeg… no give up.
When Speed Darlington went online and said he had been with a 15-year-old, then later claimed it was just promo for his music, it shook a lot of people. And honestly, it should.
In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, I take a moment to talk about it. Not to call anyone out, but to reflect on what it means when things like this become part of how we promote music. Where’s the line between attention and accountability? Between creativity and carelessness?
This isn’t just about Speed. It’s about all of us. About an industry where being outrageous can sometimes feel like the only way to be heard. But when real issues get used as shock tactics, we lose something. We lose the culture. We lose the humanity.
This episode is a calm but honest conversation about the kind of influence artistes have, the pressure to stay relevant, and why some things should never be treated like content.
Not everything is promo. Some things matter too much.
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This is one of the most critical conversations in music today, especially now that a lot of artistes are starting to sound the same.
With charts, trends, and algorithms shaping the sound, it’s getting harder to tell who’s making music from the heart and who’s just trying to keep up.
In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we talk about the pressure to create for numbers, the struggle to stand out, and what it really means to make music that matters.
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what’s good? It’s Femi Makx on Artiste Hangout, and I’m hyped about Davido’s 5ive, dropping April 18, 2025. This album’s got 17 tracks, and it feels like Davido’s pouring his soul into it. I’m sitting here wondering….. could this one actually top Timeless? Like, is 5ive about to take Afrobeats to another level? Let’s chop it up, no filter, just me sharing my thoughts and vibes.Plug in and tell me what you think with
#ArtisteHangout!
what’s the deal with Odumodublvck? On this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we’re tackling the big question: Is this guy really Nigeria’s Rap Messiah, or is it all just noise? From his bangers dominating the charts to that raw energy he brings to Nigerian hip-hop, Odumodublvck’s got everyone talking. But does he stack up against the legends, or is he just another flash in the pan? We’re breaking it all down. the hits, the hype, and why fans are split. Whether you’re deep into Naija music or just curious about the latest vibes, this convo’s for you. Hit play, share your thoughts, and let’s keep the debate going!
Burna Boy’s recent remarks on streaming payouts in Nigeria sparked a deeper reflection on the vast contrasts between our local music scene and the global market. In this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast, I explore the underappreciated value of Nigerian streams compared to international revenue. I discuss the challenges faced by artistes as they navigate their cultural roots while aiming for global success. To enhance the audio experience, I utilized NotebookLM for crisp and clear voiceover delivery. This episode offers an authentic look at the numbers and passion driving the industry. Tune in for a candid discussion you won’t want to miss.
In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we explore the buzz surrounding Ruger’s highly anticipated album, Blown Boy Ru, set to release on March 28, 2025.
Join us as we discuss the album’s star-studded collaborations, including features with Tiwa Savage, BNXN, Zlatan etc.
We’ll also delve into Ruger’s promotional strategies, such as his unique freestyle announcement, and share our predictions on how this 13-track project will impact the music scene.
Please note that this episode is dedicated to analysis and forecasts; we do not own any rights to the podcast cover art nor Ruger’s voice audio used
Right now, surviving in Nigeria feels like a full-time job. Prices keep rising—food, transport, rent, even data—while incomes stay the same. People are struggling, and the silence from those in power is deafening.
In this episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast, we tap into the #30DayRantChallenge, breaking down what’s really happening and why artistes can’t afford to stay silent. You’ll hear Nina Simone’s powerful words on the duty of an artist, the raw frustration from ItsBobby’s viral rant, and even some comic relief from Shakelizy—because let’s be real, if we don’t laugh, we might just break.
This is more than a conversation—it’s a reality check.
Disclaimer: Audio clips from Nina Simone, ItsBobby, and Shakelizy Comedy are used for discussion only—I don’t own the rights to them.
They say, “Show me your friend, and I’ll tell you who you are,” but let’s be honest…….. your playlist is the real snitch! The songs you listen to daily reveal a lot about your personality, vibe, and even your lifestyle. Are you the deep thinker, the life of the party, the hopeless romantic, or the no-nonsense hustler? Your playlist might just expose you!
In this fun and eye-opening episode, we break down different types of music lovers and what their playlists say about them.
Whether you’re all about slow jams, street anthems, or deep lyrics, best believe your music taste is giving you away!
🎶 What’s inside this episode?
🔥 The funny but true link between music taste and personality
😂 A breakdown of different types of music lovers (which one are you?)
📊 Fun facts on how music shapes emotions and mindset
🎤 The ultimate question—does your playlist define you or not?
Hit play now and find out! Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and drop a review 🙏 this one is a must-listen!
HMU 🤙
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The Afrobeats scene is booming, and female artists are making global waves—but behind the glitz and glamour lies a deeper reality. In this eye-opening episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx, we dive into the hidden struggles, double standards, and industry politics that female Afrobeats artists face daily.
From Tems, Ayra Starr, and Tiwa Savage to Teni, Yemi Alade, and Niniola, these powerhouse women are redefining the genre, yet they often have to work twice as hard for recognition. We explore why controversy gets more attention than their music, why they face unwanted industry pressures, and how they continue to push through barriers.
Joining me for this unfiltered conversation is Richmond, a passionate supporter of female Afrobeats artists. Together, we break down the challenges, biases, and what needs to change to create a fairer industry.
Key topics in this episode:
✔️ Why female Afrobeats artists struggle for industry respect
✔️ The impact of sexualization and double standards
✔️ Odumodublvck’s viral comment about Tems & Ayra Starr
✔️ How we can better support women in Afrobeats
🎧 Tune in, share your thoughts, and let’s keep the conversation going! Subscribe, leave a review, and follow for more insights.
How much does your environment shape your creativity?
In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we’re diving into how where you come from, what you experience, and the spaces you create in all play a role in shaping your artistry.
But this episode? It’s also an experiment in AI-powered storytelling.
I drafted the script, set the direction, and gave the prompts, but the deep dive into How Environment Shapes Creativity? That was generated using Google’s NotebookLM.
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Even the cover art? AI-generated.
What to Expect:
✔️ How environment influences artistic growth and creativity
✔️ A fusion of human storytelling and AI-assisted content creation
✔️ A look at how AI can be used to enhance creative expression
AI isn’t here to replace creativity, it’s here to amplify it.
And as technology evolves, the fusion of human storytelling and AI-driven content will only get more seamless.
Tap in on all major platforms, and let’s explore how your environment shapes your creativity while also testing the possibilities of AI in storytelling.
Afrobeats 2025: The Rise, The Rivalries & The Revolution
Welcome to the first episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx in 2025! Afrobeats is leveling up this year, and we’re diving deep into what’s driving the movement.
From international stages to local streets, Afrobeats is evolving with exciting collaborations, rising stars, and yes, some drama too. But what’s really fueling the genre’s growth, and what’s just noise?
Join me as we explore the trends, the game-changing partnerships, and the unforgettable moments that make us shout, “Afrobeats to the world!” Hit play and let’s jump in!
Join Femi Makx on The Artiste Hangout as he explores the role of music in driving social change, particularly in the context of the #EndBadGovernance protest in Nigeria. With the current state of governance in Nigeria, Femi asks: where are the Fela's of our time? Why are Nigerian artistes not using their music to speak truth to power? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on the power of music to inspire, educate, and mobilize. #EndBadGovernance #MusicForChange #NigerianArtistes #SocialJustice #FelaKuti
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Buckle up, music fans! The landscape is about to go higher with Burna Boy’s latest release. In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the world of Afrobeat with a special focus on Burna Boy’s highly anticipated new album. Known for his unique blend of Afrobeat, reggae, dancehall, and pop, Burna Boy has consistently pushed the boundaries of the Afro fusion genre, and this new release is no exception.
Join me, Femi Makx, on Artiste Hangout Podcast as I share my predictions and expectations for Rema's highly anticipated new single, 'Benin Boys', featuring Shalipopi, dropping tonight! What can we expect from Rema's return after an 8-month hiatus? Will 'Benin Boys' be a hit or miss? I share my thoughts and hypotheses before the song's release. Tune in to hear my pre-release analysis and predictions, and tune in later for my review of the actual song! #Rema #BeninBoys #Shalipopi #ArtisteHangout #MusicPrediction
Vibes alert! We're dissecting Tems' latest drop, LOVE ME JEJE, and exploring the making of her highly-anticipated album, BORN IN THE WILD. Join us as we delve into the Nigerian singer-songwriter's creative process, musical influences, and what sets her apart. Don't miss this in-depth analysis and get ready to fall in love with Tems' soulful sounds all over again! Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the hosts and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx or its affiliates. This episode is for entertainment and informational purposes only, and should not be considered as professional advice or endorsement of any kind. The use of names, trademarks, and intellectual property in this episode is for reference and commentary purposes only, and is not intended to imply any endorsement or affiliation with the individuals or entities mentioned.
Dive into exclusive insights on “The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx” as Femi dissect Usher’s released track “Ruin” from the upcoming album “Coming Home” set for Feb 9. Explore the impact of featuring Afrobeat icons Burna Boy and Pheelz, with Burna Boy’s anticipated contribution shaping the album’s Afrofusion vibe. #TheArtisteHangout #Usher #Ruin #ComingHomeAlbum #AfrobeatIcons
In this episode of "The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx," we dive into the exciting collaboration between Pheelz and Grammy-nominated Olamide on their upcoming single, "Joy." Join us as we unravel the anticipation building around this release, exploring the hints dropped in a collaborative Instagram post where colleagues echoed the word "Joy." Get ready for an insightful discussion on the buzz surrounding this musical masterpiece set to drop on Join me on "The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx" as we spill the tea on Pheelz and Olamide's hot new collab, "Joy." We're decoding the buzz from their Instagram post, where everyone's chanting "Joy." Mark your calendars for December 1, and let's chat about the excitement, predictions, and exclusive sneak peeks. Don't miss the scoop on this musical joyride – tune in and stay in the know! I own no right to the podcast art used
Welcome to another episode of "Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx"! 🎙️ Today, we're buzzing about JeriQ, a rising star in Nigerian rap, and his debut single "Joy," set to drop on December 1st, 2023. Join us as we break down the beats and lyrical magic in "Joy" while diving into the excitement surrounding JeriQ's musical journey. Don't miss this sneak peek into the heart of Nigerian rap! Tune in for an exclusive preview of "Joy" by JeriQ and be part of the conversation. 🎶 #JeriQJoy #NigerianRap #ArtisteHangout #FemiMakx I do not own RIGHTS to the PODCAST COVER ART USED. All credit belongs to ART BY NONSO
Welcome to “Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx,” the ultimate podcast destination celebrating the dynamic world of musical artists. Join us on an exhilarating journey as we unravel the latest buzz surrounding the one and only Rema, the musical prodigy taking the industry by storm. In this episode, we bring you exclusive insights into Rema’s upcoming EP, “Ravage,” straight from the mouths of a few ravers (loyal fans of Rema) hailing from diverse backgrounds. Delve into the intricate world of Rema’s musical genius, as we explore his meteoric rise to fame, from his chart-topping track “Calm Down” to his massively successful “Rave and Roses” album, with over 2 billion streams and counting. Discover the inside scoop on the electrifying collaborations featured on the “Ravage” EP, boasting the star power of music icons such as Travis Scott, H.E.R, and Wizkid. Get ready to be enthralled by the tracklist unveiling and behind-the-scenes revelations that promise to elevate your understanding of Rema’s artistic prowess. Tune in to “Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx” and become part of the conversation as we dissect the genius of Rema and his remarkable contributions to the music industry. Whether you’re a die-hard Rema fan or a curious music enthusiast, this podcast promises an immersive and engaging experience you won’t want to miss. “Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx” - where the world of music comes alive. I own no rights to this podcast cover art
Join Femi as we delve into the world of upcoming music collaborations. In this episode, our host discusses a buzz-worthy prediction made about Ice Spice teaming up with Rema for her next single, “Pretty Girl.” We explore the details shared on social media, analyze the potential impact of this exciting partnership, and share insights and expectations. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve and be the first to know about the latest music collaborations before they hit the airwaves. NOTE THAT FEMI IS NOT THE CREATOR OF THE PODCAST COVER ART to avoid any legal concerns.
Join Femi Makx on this intriguing podcast episode as he discusses his expectations for Tems' highly-anticipated new song, 'Me & You.' Grammy award-winning singer, songwriter, and performer Tems has created a buzz worldwide with her latest announcement on social media. Tune in at 5 pm Nigerian time on October 5th, 2023, for the new sound release, and check your local time zone for other broadcast times. I own no rights to the image used as cover
Title: “Musical Prophesy: Burna Boy’s Track-List Prediction” Description: In this episode, music enthusiasts and Burna Boy fans are in for a treat as Femi Makx dive into the highly anticipated album, "I TOLD THEM," by the Afro-fusion sensation Burna Boy. With rumors swirling about the upcoming track-list, the hosts dissect each potential song title and speculate on the themes, collaborations, and musical direction that Burna Boy might take. Will the predictions align? Tune in to discover whether this musical prophecy hits the mark or takes an unexpected twist. NOTE!!! I OWN NO RIGHT TO THIS PODCAST EPISODE COVER ART. (ATTRIBUTED TO BURNA BOY)
Step into the realm of crystal ball predictions as we embark on an exhilarating journey into the future of the music industry’s most coveted recognition - the Headies Awards. In this captivating episode, join Femi Makx as he delve into an insightful and daring forecasts for the upcoming Headies Awards. Beneath the spotlight, the music world holds its breath, waiting to witness the emergence of new stars, iconic performances, and unforgettable moments. As anticipation builds, our host fearlessly takes on the challenge of deciphering the mystic patterns and trends that will shape the prestigious event. With a keen eye for talent, an ear attuned to evolving sounds, and an in-depth understanding of the industry’s ever-shifting dynamics, our host embarks on a quest to predict the winners across the diverse categories of the Headies Awards. From Best Male and Female Artist to Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and beyond, they analyze the entrancing melodies, captivating lyrics, and groundbreaking collaborations that might secure artists their well-deserved accolades. But it doesn’t stop there. In this thought-provoking episode, our host doesn’t merely gaze into the future; he explore the intricate nuances of the music landscape, examining the cultural and societal influences that shape the choices of the Headies Awards jury. By analyzing chart-topping hits, industry trends, and public sentiment, our host weaves a tapestry of possibilities, offering listeners a glimpse into the unpredictable tapestry of musical excellence. As the episode unfolds, you’ll find yourself captivated by the host’s well-reasoned arguments, compelling insights, and daring speculations. Whether you’re a passionate music aficionado, an industry insider, or simply curious about the magic behind award shows, this podcast episode promises to be an enthralling ride into the world of music prophecy. Tune in to this exceptional episode, where we unlock the secrets of the Headies Awards and venture into the realm of educated guesses, surprising twists, and the sheer excitement of unearthing future legends. Can our host foresee the rising stars and untapped potential that will shape the music industry’s future? Find out as we embark on this thrilling adventure together.
Artiste Spotlight is a platform where the artiste is given the opportunity to talk freely about themselves and music; on this intriguing session, the spotlight is casted on Ade Pounds, an artiste and art collector all the way from Australia.
Emmauel Iteji aka Emmylaw is a multi-talented afro-beat artiste passionate about music. On this podcast session, Emmy law dissects his journey before & thus far in the music sphere. He also sheds more light on his most recent song “Hustle Anthem” and unveils a surprise package for his loyal fan base.
All the way from Birmingham Alabama, Swigg Decaprio talks about his music & how he he's been able to navigate his way thus far doing what he does best.
Join Femi Makx on this Intriguing session with Fecko, the first Nigerian rapper to perform in the metaverse. Fecko divulges his journey thus far in the Music industry, the growth of Hip-hop & tips on how the Rap genre in Nigeria can scale even more greater heights. (THIS SESSION WAS SPONSORED BY JOLLOF RADIO MEDIA)
Sensational Award-winning Nigerian superstar and DMW Music Boss, Davido have made a big masterpiece come back once more to the music scene with his much-anticipated Extended Play Project labeled, “Timeless Album”. Here’s a prediction for songs to watch out for on the “Timeless Album”
On this session, music producer & podcast host (proven knowledge) Anthony Church from North East Ohio, talks about his journey through the music industry and how he’s been able to keep the unflinching passion for music thriving.
Join me on this intriguing session with Patricia Oghene-Tega Mowarin, better known by her stage name “Rebelwav” is a 26 year old rapper, singer, songwriter. She was born in Lagos State, Nigeria & raised in Delta state, Warri. She started writing her own songs at the age of 13 while she got influenced by Alicia Keys & listening to rap songs by Nicki minaj. Her first ever mixtape was released in December 2014 titled "Stolen Grace" which she released in memory of her mum who tragically passed away in that period."Stolen Grace" was about her getting another chance to live the life she always dreamed of through music. Rebel believes that she is an epitome of art and her focus isn't solely music, she is an inspirational speaker, an activist, a sound engineer & lives by her belief that humans have the potential and power to become and do anything. She is a quick writer and can switch several flows & techniques swiftly
itsENJ is comprised of CHIMDI & OTITO aka “The DAPPA DUO.” The two brothers are Nigerian American singers-songwriters, and producers, raised between Enugu, and New York City. Join me on this exclusive interview session as the duo talk about their journey in the music industry thus far.
The music business is fast evolving and so are the strategies. Most emerging artistes these days think having an awesome voice alone is key to thrive in a highly competitive venture, unfortunately that alone is not enough. On this highly insightful session, Sound engineer,producer and artiste “Don Bella Papi” Alongside “Emily” a music journalist (kaleidoscopic) divulges key points in helping emerging artistes leverage on their talents. “Passion without a game plan”.
Originally from a small town somewhere in Lagos, Isaac Bright believes that one day his music and message will take him "Global". Join us on this exclusive interview session as Isaac talks about his journey thus far in the music industry.
From escaping a near-death experience that changed his life forever to his encounter with the Nigeria Afro-beat star "Big-Wiz, Joseph Sheye Anjorin also known as "JEYDSNL" on this exclusive interview session divulges how journey had been thus far chasing his dream of becoming a super star artiste
Nigeria-born, North London-raised singer-songwriter/producer Atueyii is famed for his exciting and provocative sonic fusions. Ingeniously amalgamating elements from Afrobeats, R&B, dancehall and soul, Atueyii’s productions have amassed more than half a million streams in the space of a year and won him high profile support from the likes of Mr Eazi, M.O and Sneakbo – with whom he performed live as part of Eazi’s Lagos II London Tour. A rare talent whose audacious sonic blends never fail to captivate. © Audio Network Limited 2022 UK
Join me on this exciting session with Jules Chibututu all the way from New York City as she talks about the Afro Beat Genre from her own perspective. (Voice at the begining of podcast is Fela Anikulapo's)
This interview segment features Musician, writer and director Ben Leit, a "multi-hyphenate creative" (whatever that means) as he sheds more light on his music, challenges and how the journey thus far in the music industry has been for him as an Independent Artiste.
Some of the most influential and important figures in music are people who we don’t even know to recognize. Music producers deserve as much, if not more recognition than some of our favorite musical artists. For example, oohokayblaine who is a music producer from Dallas, Texas. On this intriguing session, Oohokayblaine divulges his journey so far in the industry @ Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx
On this special episode with the Cuban multi-talented artiste Taylor Six, as he sheds light on his style of music,challenges and inspirations he had faced so far in his craft. This episode is packed with intriguing and enlightening issues to help upcoming artistes navigate their way through in the music industry.
McKenna Kim is a multi-talented artiste from Utah. Her music genre is inspired by other artistes she looks up to like Billie Eilish American singer-songwriter etc, Her versatility and unique voice stands her out among the rest. On this episode, she talks about her journey in the industry and what inspires her sound.
This episode features two talented brothers 🇳🇬 by the name Olise Michael & Olise Divine. The duo aka Paiges talk about their music and how the journey has been so far in their pursuit of becoming the Next big thing in the music industry. Inspired by the likes of Jcole, Kendrick Lamar and other big names in the industry they talk about their aspirations in treading the same paths.
After been away for a while, this intriguing session with AshTRAY Jonny is definitely a must listen! On this episode we spoke about some really interesting stuffs. Which would definitely keep you glued on.
— Under Kennis Music, Sound Sultan made four studio albums. ... In 2017, Sound Sultan said he inspired many top Nigerian artistes who are big in the music.
On today’s episode we bring to limelight issues of importance on celebrities and personalities trending on the social media platforms.
Artiste hangout connects you with big time Artistes in the industry making headway with their unique Sound!!
On this episode we bring to you Intriguing gists trending world wide Today!!!
On this episode we got Andre Norbeck an independent musician and rapper from Greece with about 3.000.000 streams!
Jamie Israel on this one🤗 all the way from Zambia. The young Artiste talks about himself, his aspirations and his journey so far in the music industry.
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