Tiwa Savage recently embarked on a media run in New York to promote her latest album “This One is Personal” a 15-track masterpiece which showcased her life and growth as an artist. She stopped by Apple music and had a sit-down intimate chat with oldmanebro.

Tiwa Savage in New York City

‎During the interview with oldmanebro, she opened up about everything—music, life as a woman hustling her way through the industry, those moments nobody sees behind the glitz. Some of her stories were deeply personal and universally relatable; you can tell she’s lived a little.
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‎Her album “This one is Personal” is a testament to her artistic prowess. She blended afrobeats, R&B, and pop, showcasing her versatility. The album recently tops 18 on UK chart, making it a big win for the album.
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Tiwa Savage

‎What is Tiwa without a chic fashion style for her media runs? She’s known for her iconic dress sense. She doesn’t do too much; always keeping it simple and stylish. She turned up for this interview looking like the afrobeats queen that she is. She’s dressed in a thick beige coloured padded jacket with a bold collar, cinched at the waist with a matching fabric belt. Underneath the jacket is a white top. She pairs this with a wide-leg, flowy dark grey trousers. She completes this look with her dark purple structured saddle-style bag with distinct detailing and her signature tiwa short hair style.
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‎Her media run in the New York serves as a reminder of her talent, and her unwavering dedication to her craft.

Olamide’s latest single “Luvaluvah” stands out as one of the highlights of his newly released self-titled album, Olamidé. The track showcases his trademark ability to fuse Yoruba expressions with Afro-fusion rhythms, producing music that speaks to both street listeners and mainstream audiences.

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The lyrics center on love and trust, voiced with a raw honesty that has always marked Olamide’s writing. Rather than leaning on abstraction, the song’s simplicity gives it strength, making it easy for fans to connect with the emotions behind the words.

On September 12, 2025, the official video for “Luvaluvah” premiered on YouTube. Directed by Jyde Ajala with creative direction by Jamila G, the visuals mirror the song’s tone: focused, measured, and uncluttered. Clean styling, steady pacing, and controlled lighting allow the performance to stay at the heart of the video.

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By the end of its first week online, the video had already crossed 200,000 views, underscoring the steady pull of Olamide’s music. The choice to keep the visuals straightforward avoids unnecessary distraction, placing emphasis squarely on mood and delivery.

With “Luvaluvah”, Olamide once again affirms his role as one of Nigeria’s most influential artists. Both in sound and visuals, the release reflects an artist who continues to evolve while staying rooted in the qualities that have kept him relevant for more than a decade.

Ayra Starr has once again captured attention with the release of her music video for Hot Body. The visuals continue to reinforce her position as one of Afropop’s most magnetic young talents.

The video, directed by Claire Bishara and filmed in Los Angeles, is crafted to highlight Ayra’s charisma and self-assurance. From start to finish, the styling, lighting, and camera work work together to convey sensuality and control. Warm, sunlit tones create a refined yet intimate atmosphere, giving viewers the sense of watching an artist fully in command of her presence.

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Accompanying Ayra throughout the video is a group of female dancers, who boost the energy on screen. Their involvement adds a communal, celebratory dimension to the visuals, reflecting themes of friendship, confidence, and fun. Rather than relying on complex choreography, the performances emphasize natural movement that flows with the song’s rhythm.

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One notable element of the video is a couch crafted entirely from real ice, a unique and eye-catching visual. The ice couch appears in multiple scenes, introducing an unexpected touch of artistry and sophistication while remaining tangible and authentic.

Overall, Hot Body delivers as a stylish, confident visual that complements the song’s Afrobeat and dancehall influences. Through deliberate choices in wardrobe, set design, and lighting, the video highlights Ayra Starr’s control over her creative vision while celebrating youthful energy, poise, and empowerment.