The countdown is on! Artists have just 2 days left to register for the Indvstry Exchange Artist Accelerator, with applications closing on September 11th. This cross continental creative program is designed to connect Africa’s emerging and established voices with new opportunities, collaborations, and a borderless network of creatives shaping music and culture on the global stage. The journey starts with 1,000 creatives, narrowing down to 100 finalists, followed by 30 exclusiv

Africa’s creative industry is bursting with talent, and the Indvstry Exchange Artist Accelerator is creating a direct pathway for independent creators to reach the global stage. Designed as a high impact international program, the accelerator connects artists, producers, photographers, stylists, and other creatives with the infrastructure, mentorship, and opportunities needed to build sustainable global careers. Participants gain access to world class music executives, free g

Success in today's music industry isn't just about creating great music, it's about building a loyal community that supports your journey. At Mdundo Purple Noise Lagos 2026, you'll discover exactly how to stand out in a crowded digital world during our exciting panel discussion, "Using Social Media to Build a Thriving Fan Community." Date: Saturday, June 27th Venue: Trib3 Lagos Event: Mdundo Purple Noise Lagos 2026 Join us on for an inspiring conversation with some of Niger

Saturday, June 27th, the music industry gathers at Trib3 Lagos for Mdundo Purple Noise Lagos 2026 a one day experience built to help artists, content providers, brands, and fans discover opportunities, build meaningful connections, and monetize music. At the heart of the event is the Executive Industry Panel, bringing together some of the brightest minds shaping Africa’s music business. From Digital Distribution and Licensing to Artist Management, Partnerships, and Operations

Lagos, are you ready? Join us for Mdundo Purple Noise Lagos 2026 a one-day music business and entertainment experience designed to help artists, content providers, brands, and fans discover new opportunities, build valuable connections, and monetize music happening live at Trib3 Lagos. Date: Saturday, June 27th, Location: Trib3 Lagos The event kicks off with an Executive Industry Panel focused on music monetization, licensing, distribution, partnerships, and the future of th

Mdundo.com is proud to announce a new partnership with the Women in Music Concert Series (WIMC), a leading platform dedicated to showcasing and celebrating women working across the Kenyan music industry. This collaboration aims to amplify the voices of female artists, producers, songwriters, DJs, managers, and other music professionals by providing greater visibility, opportunities, and access to audiences across Kenya and beyond. Through this partnership, Mdundo and WIMC wi

Collaboration has become one of the most powerful growth strategies for artists looking to expand their reach. In today’s crowded creative landscape, working with other artists is no longer optional, it’s essential. When artists collaborate, they combine audiences, skills, and ideas, creating something that resonates far beyond what either could achieve alone. This is why artist collaboration is a key driver of audience growth and long-term visibility. One of the biggest ben

Women are redefining the soundscape of the continent, shaping music across genres from gospel and soul to Afrobeats, hip-hop, and traditional fusion. For decades, African music has been celebrated globally, but the role of women as innovators, storytellers, and industry leaders is now gaining greater recognition. Today, female artists are not only dominating charts but also influencing the direction of the music industry through bold creativity, cultural storytelling, and pow

Paisleey makes a powerful return with “Door,” a smooth, mid-tempo Afro-R&B anthem that speaks directly to women choosing self-respect over relationship drama. Set against hypnotic, polished production, the track delivers a message of graceful release one that reframes walking away not as loss, but as strength. Anchored by the striking refrain, “If you wanna go, I’ll be at the door my darling, holding it open with loving,” Paisleey flips the traditional breakup narrative o