Afrobeats To The World Space [ATTW]

Emmanuel Owoniyi

Hosted by Emmanuel Owoniyi and Belema Iyo, ATTW Space is Afrobeats' foremost public form, discussing and documenting the prominence of the African genre on a global scale. The podcast is voiced by a community of music professionals, artistes, and enthusiasts recorded on X(Twitter Spaces) on Monday nights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. HAVE YOU EVER TOUCHED M$NEY!!!. |ATTW Space Ep. 103

    21 HRS AGO

    HAVE YOU EVER TOUCHED M$NEY!!!. |ATTW Space Ep. 103

    In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down Asake’s new M$NEY album with unfiltered reactions from the room as everyone shares what they love and what they are not fully sold on. From the production to the melodies and overall direction, the conversation highlights how the project hits for some listeners while leaving others wanting more. We get into the ongoing debate around Asake’s sound, asking whether he is now fully stepping into the Amapiano lane and what happened to the raw energy fans associate with his earlier “military era” style. That question sparks a deeper discussion about growth, identity, and expectations.  We also touch on Bankulli’s recent controversial take about there being no real Big 3 in the Afrobeats industry. 00:00:00 - Intro  00:01:01 - Asake M$NEY Album Review 00:08:16 - What's wrong with Asake’s Album Intro 00:29:27 - Asake Is An Amapiano Artist 01:13:05 - The Production Of M$NEY 01:30:34 - Wa & Remember Are On The Same Level 01:55:53 - Where Is The Album From The Military Era 02:16:59 - Bankulli Says No Big 3 02:37:44 - New Music: Shoday, Olamide 02:31:06 - New Music: Ice Prince , Dwin The Stoic  02:40:04 - New music: Musta4a, The Kazeez  02:44:01 - Fally Ipupa Live @ Stade De France  02:49:50 - Adekunle Gold’s North American Dates Find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts or at https://linktr.ee/attwspace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 52m
  2. Cute Masquerade ft. Wizard Chan & Joeboy | ATTW Space Ep 98

    MAR 31

    Cute Masquerade ft. Wizard Chan & Joeboy | ATTW Space Ep 98

    In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we’re joined by Joeboy and Wizard Chan as they dive into their exciting new joint project Agaba Romantic. The duo opens up about their unexpected friendship and how it blossomed into undeniable musical chemistry, creating what they describe as some of their most phenomenal records yet. From laid-back FIFA sessions to intense studio moments, Joeboy and Wizard Chan share behind-the-scenes stories of how the project came to life, offering listeners a glimpse into their creative process, inspirations, and the synergy that defines their collaboration. We also take a deep dive into the latest sounds shaping the scene, spotlighting new music from Ayra Starr, Ruger, Angélique Kidjo, Boy Spyce, Laycon, Fimi, Iyanya, Jamz FR, Logos Olori, and more. Plus, we break down our standout songs and projects from Q1, highlighting the records that set the tone for the year. 00:00:00 - Intro  00:00:54 - Turntable Chart Top 10  00:09:24 - New music : Ayra Starr, Ruger, Angelique Kidjo, Boy Spyce  00:15:53 - New Music: Laycon, Fimi, Iyanya,Jamz FR, Logos Olori 00:24:46 - Wizard Chan & Joeboy Join the space  00:26:12 - The origins of Agaba Romantic  00:35:25 - Some people thought Love Sick Crazy was not good  00:37:15 - Working with Braye on Agaba Romantic  00:51:27 - What did Wizard Chan and Joeboy Learn about each other as friends  01:06:04 - Joeboy & Wizardchan answer fan questions 01:23:12 - Stand out Projects and Songs from 2026 1st Quarter 01:54:28 - Artistes with notable runs so far in 2026 Q1. Find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts or at https://linktr.ee/attwspace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2 hr
  3. ZaylevelOneThousand | ATTW Space Ep. 96

    MAR 18

    ZaylevelOneThousand | ATTW Space Ep. 96

    In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down the conversation sparked by Omah Lay’s recent remarks about Afrobeats being largely rooted in Yoruba culture and centered in Lagos, unpacking what he meant, why it stirred debate, and how history, industry structure, and regional influence all shape the sound’s global identity. We also dive into Crayon’s Twitter crash out and the rumors surrounding his reported exit from Mavin Records, exploring what this could mean for artist label relationships in today’s Afrobeats ecosystem. Finally, we present a forward looking theory on what the next evolution of Afrobeats could look like, drawing a parallel to the disruptive Opium wave in hip hop led by acts like Playboi Carti, and asking whether a darker, more experimental subculture could emerge from the underground and reshape the genre. 00:00:00 - Intro  00:00:22 - Turntable Charts TOP 10  00:09:00 - Omah Lay “Afrobeats is Lagos and Yoruba ” 00:33:08 - Artists are told to include Yoruba Lamba  00:45:07 - Artists should provide nuanced takes 00:56:20 - There is an advantage to being in Lagos and being Yoruba  01:44:36 - Spotify paid over 60 billion Naira to artists in 2025  02:09:41 - Crayon calls out Former label Mavin Records  02:34:52 - Crayon is successful 02:56:55 - A theory on the next evolution of Afrobeats  03:18:53 - Mavo represents a specific culture  03:47:27 - ZayLevel one thousand 03:52:44 - Moral of the day  Find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts or at https://linktr.ee/attwspace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    3h 54m

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Hosted by Emmanuel Owoniyi and Belema Iyo, ATTW Space is Afrobeats' foremost public form, discussing and documenting the prominence of the African genre on a global scale. The podcast is voiced by a community of music professionals, artistes, and enthusiasts recorded on X(Twitter Spaces) on Monday nights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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