Born in France, Black Barbie, of Cameroon heritage, is one of the strongest and “flyest” femcees able to hold her own among the best in France and Africa’s hip-hop scene. She is a rapper and songwriter who cites many American hip-hop and French artists as influences. Black Barbie also uses her strong rap skills to …
Artist to Watch: Iyeoka Okoawo, Pharmacist Turned Brilliant Musician!
Singer Iyeoka Ivie Okoawo’s is simply too talented for words and definitely on Ladybrillemag.com’s artist to watch list. The Boston based singer whose talent knows no boundaries quit her job as a pharmacist to follow her passion for music. She has never looked back. Of Nigerian heritage, she is an award winning poet and vocalist, …
Artist to Watch: Bez, ‘More You’ Africa’s John Legend?
Unsigned artist Bez cites John Legend as one of his musical influences. His style in his latest video, ‘More You’ has us asking is he Africa’s John Legend? You be the judge. Either way, we think his sound, delivery and talent puts him on our radar as an artist to watch! A little about Bez: …
Artist to Watch: ONOS, It’s a ‘Dance’ Affair!
With strong vocals that hits musical notes at high octaves, ONOS is a gospel artist from Nigeria whose style is reminiscence of American award winning gospel artist Yolanda Adams. We are keeping our eye on her as an artist to watch and we think your should too! We will let her bio and music she …
Artist to Watch: Navio, Uganda/East Africa’s Finest
If you have never heard of the young, fearless Ugandan musician Daniel Kigozi aka Navio, allow us to introduce to you. Navio is one of the hottest sensation out of East Africa and the continent of Africa. Dynamic with lyrics that are memorable as they are clever and witty, Navio first made his appearance on …
X.O Senavoe America’s Next Hip-Hop Star, Africa Stand Up! (Ladybrille Exclusive)
I heard him on NotJustOk.com a site I serve as a columnist, contributing music business and law articles. His track was titled, ‘Taxi’ and immediately captured my attention when I clicked the play button. “X.O” (Xtra-Ordinary) as he introduced himself was refreshingly talented with a “sick” word play and could clearly hold his own, globally. …
