
Shedding light on the inner workings of the Nigerian music industry.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusic | |||

On the new episode of the Osiikoya Speaks podcast, I sit with the undeniably talented Abefe. Ahead of the release of his debut EP 'Abefe (Begged To Be Loved),' we discuss the lead-up to his current star life, music as a safety net for him, creating f... more
On the brand new episode of the Osikoya Speaks podcast, we turn the tables around and this time, I, Wonu am the guest. Hosted by my best friend, the most beautiful talented and brilliant Gbemi Akinlade. For the first time ever, I take the sit as the ... more
Whatโs better than having one sister winning? Two sisters winning together, as a team. On this episode of the podcast, I sit and chat with Qing Madi & Simdy.
On the episode, we discuss sisterhood, working together as sisters and navigating the indu... more
Another week means another Osikoya Speaks episode. On the brand new episode of Osikoya Speaks, I sit with Music PR analyst, Music & Media influencer and a good friend of mine, Flygod T, to discuss all things music while we share our honest opinions.T... more
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Listeners are people who are pursuing or invested in the Nigerian music industry, from artists and managers to journalists and brand builders. Content centers on artist journeys, branding strategies, touring realities, and the evolving Afrobeats scene, with practical insights on storytelling, management dynamics, authentic branding, and navigating global expansion. Notable touches include candid industry anecdotes, behind-the-scenes looks at recording, live performance energy, and a clear focus on how social media and mentoring shape career trajectories. The show often centers on practical careers-and-branding guidance within Africa's vibrant music ecosystem, making it useful for artists seeking exposure, industry professionals seeking inte... more
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Recent guests on Osikoya Speaks include:
1. Abefe Olyx (Samoed Damilare Abefe)
2. Wonu Osikoya
3. Qing Madi
4. Flygod T
5. Dr. Muis Ajao
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