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. New Music: Omah Lay, Shoday,  ft. Kemuel   | ATTW Space Ep 91

    FEB 11

    New Music: Omah Lay, Shoday, ft. Kemuel | ATTW Space Ep 91

    In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we’re joined by guest artiste Kemuel for an honest and engaging conversation about his journey, sound, and growth as an artist. He opens up about his relationship with Wizkid and DJ Tunez, sharing insights into their collaborations, creative energy, and the importance of not feeling pressured by what’s popular. We also dive into the latest in music, breaking down new releases from Omah Lay, taking a deep listen into Shoday’s debut album, and discussing fresh drops from J. Cole, Tems, Burna Boy, Don Toliver, and Rema. From Afrobeats to hip-hop and everything in between, this episode is packed with real talk, industry gems, and our unfiltered takes on the sounds shaping the culture right now. 00:00:00 - Turntables Chart Top 10  00:18:58 - Kemuel joins the space talks about Wizkid and DJ tunez  00:55:12 - Kemuel on handling the pressure of what sound is popular. 01:15:56 - New music : Omah Lay  01:46:43 - Shoday’s Album Hybrid  02:03:45 - Is it premature for Shoday to try and crossover? 02:21:05 - More new music: J cole, Tems, Rema, Don Toliver, Burna Boy 02:46:56 - ReLPI vs MCSN Update  02:56:43 - New music : Gimba  03:02:12 - Oshamo Shina Rampe 03:13:11 - Sahrai ILY!  03:15:19 - Moral of the day (The thing you are looking for is at home) 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 16m
  2. Nepotism in Music, “Wizkid is the new Fela”, New Music: Danpapa GTA, No.11 and more | Ep. 87

    JAN 14

    Nepotism in Music, “Wizkid is the new Fela”, New Music: Danpapa GTA, No.11 and more | Ep. 87

    On this episode of #ATTWSpace, we dive into the ongoing conversation around nepotism in music following the recent rise of fast-rising artiste No. 11, whose TikTok content and social media presence have sparked debates after it was revealed that he comes from a wealthy background. We unpack what nepotism really means in the Afrobeats space, how privilege shapes creative opportunities, and whether coming from money should matter in music. We also react to the heated “Wizkid is the new Fela” debate, as Seun Kuti addresses Wizkid FC and makes it clear he’s not pleased with the comparison. What does Fela’s legacy truly represent, and can it be replicated in today’s music industry? Plus, we review new music from Danpapa GTA, discuss No. 11’s sound and momentum, and touch on other trending topics shaping the culture right now. 00:00:00 - Intro +Afrima Awards  00:27:12 - Afrima Award winners 00:41:16 - “Wizkid is the new Fela” 01:18:14 - Nepotism in Afrobeats  01:35:57 - Who is a Nepo Baby  02:03:24 - Creative influence of rich kids on the music  02:14:41 - The disappearance of the middle class  02:30:22 - Context of the artiste No11 02:43:58 - Building a community Based on your life  02:50:47 - New music + music Review: Danpapa GTA, Damie,Boj 03:07:26 - Addressing reactions to unorthodox artistes. 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 58m

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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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