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- 1 weeks ago6 min
Dai Dai by Shakira x Burna Boy | Can This FIFA 2026 Anthem Beat Waka Waka?
The World Cup anthem conversation is already heating up and this time, it’s global superstar Shakira alongside Afrobeats giant Burna Boy at the center of it all. In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we break down the possibility of Burna Boy and Shakira delivering a FIFA anthem that could dominate the world stage ahead of the 2026 World Cup.Can any song ever match the energy and legacy of Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)? Is nostalgia making fans too harsh on newer World Cup songs? And why does Burna Boy’s involvement feel like another huge moment for Afrobeats globally?From fan reactions to music expectations, global culture, football vibes, and what makes a World Cup anthem truly timeless, this episode dives deep into the conversation everyone is already talking about.#BurnaBoy #Shakira #FIFA2026 #WorldCupAnthem #WakaWaka #Afrobeats #FootballCulture #TheArtisteHangout #FemiMakx #SpotifyPodcasts #PodcastNigeria #TrendingNow #MusicPodcast #WorldCup #BurnaBoyPodcast
- 2 weeks ago2 min
Asake M$NEY Album Predictions
Asake is set to release his fourth studio album M$NEY, and the anticipation across Afrobeats is already building.In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we break down everything to expect from the M$NEY album before it drops on May 1st, 2026. This is a full prediction episode focused on the sound, direction, and impact of Asake’s next move.From the marble-inspired artwork to the 13-track lineup under Giran Republic with EMPIRE distribution, the rollout already signals intention. We take a closer look at key collaborations, including DJ Snake on “Worship,” Tiakola on “Badman Gangsta,” and Kabza De Small on “Asambe,” and what they could bring to the overall sound of the project.The conversation dives into Asake’s signature Afrobeats style, from heavy percussion and Fuji influences to Yoruba elements and street pop energy. We also explore the likely themes behind M$NEY, including prosperity, hustle, faith, resilience, and legacy building, all of which have become central to his identity as an artiste.Femi Makx shares clear predictions on standout tracks, chart performance, and viral potential, especially around “Worship,” and how this album could further define Asake’s position in the global Afrobeats conversation.The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx continues to grow as a leading Afrobeats and Nigerian music podcast, charting in over 30 countries across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. The podcast has reached Top 10 in multiple regions and Top 30 in Nigeria’s Music Interviews category on Apple Podcasts, with strong performance on Spotify. It currently sits within the Top 1% of podcasts globally, reflecting its growing influence in African music conversations.If you’re following Afrobeats, Nigerian artistes, or the business behind the music, this episode gives you a clear, grounded perspective before the album drops.
- Apr 17, 20266 min
ACL 2.0: Blaqbonez VIOLATED Odumodublvck Again – The Diss That Refused To Die
ACL 2.0 just landed and the streets are on fire.Blaqbonez didn’t just reply — he VIOLATED Odumodublvck again.After Odumodu allegedly bought the beat and took down the original ACL (a track that refused to die and was already pulling serious numbers), Blaqbonez came back with a fresh beat, sharper delivery, and that calculated mix of shots and “big bro” talk that has fans saying they actually felt bad for him.In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we get into:• How the beef jumped from subliminals to full beat-buying drama• The exact moments in ACL 2.0 where Blaqbonez applies pressure and shifts tone• Why that “advice” angle is hitting harder than the insults• Was taking the song down a smart move or the moment this slipped out of Odumodu’s controlBlaqbonez refused to let the moment die — and this version feels like the one that might haunt Odumodublvck for life.Now it’s on the table.Did Blaq cook twice or is Odumodu loading something bigger?Team Blaq or Team OD?
- Apr 9, 20265 min
Formation Adekunle Gold & Olamide Finally Link Up
Adekunle Gold and Olamide finally link up on Formation, one of the most talked-about Afrobeats releases of 2026.In this episode of The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we break down Formation, the long-awaited collaboration between two YBNL Nation alumni, and why this full-circle moment hits deeper than just music.From the sound and production to the chemistry between Adekunle Gold and Olamide, this is a full breakdown of what makes Formation stand out in today’s Afrobeats scene.If you’re following new Afrobeats music, Nigerian artists, and major collaborations, this episode gives you the full context behind the record and why it matters now.
- Apr 2, 20266 min
Clarity of Mind by Omah Lay: Album Prediction
Tomorrow, April 3, 2026, Omah Lay drops his sophomore album Clarity of Mind. In this prediction episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we explore the 12-track project, its themes of emotional clarity, vulnerability, and growth, and what the lead singles like “Don’t Love Me,” “Waist,” and “Holy Ghost” tell us about the full body of work.With intimate warehouse listening sessions already creating huge buzz and strong production continuity from Tempoe, this could be Omah Lay’s most focused and mature statement yet.What are your predictions? Which track are you most excited for?Join the conversation after you listen on April 3.#OmahLay #ClarityOfMind #Afrobeats2026 #ArtisteHangout
- Apr 1, 20266 min
Iris by Goo Goo Dolls: What Makes It Evergreen and Why Nigerian Artistes Should Care
Why do some songs vanish after a few weeks while others quietly define generations?In this masterclass episode of The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx, we dissect the DNA of the 1998 masterpiece “Iris” by Goo Goo Dolls — a song that refuses to die.Beyond the nostalgia, we peel back the layers: its haunting mandolin-driven arrangement, the emotional pull of its 6/8 time signature, and the raw, vulnerable songwriting that has kept it charting for nearly three decades. Released on April 1, 1998, for the City of Angels soundtrack, “Iris” became the most-streamed song of the entire 1990s in the US in 2025 (337.9 million streams according to Luminate), has surpassed 3 billion streams on Spotify, and continues trending strongly in 2026 thanks to organic moments in Deadpool & Wolverine, the series Shrinking, and viral TikTok nostalgia.But why should the Afrobeats generation care?As the Nigerian music industry matures from “viral moments” to building “global legacies,” Femi Makx draws a provocative parallel between this Alternative Rock classic and the future of African sound. We explore:• The “Iris” Blueprint: How unconventional composition and emotional permanence can outlast any trend.• Songwriting vs. Vibes: Why Nigerian artistes must move beyond catchy hooks to intelligent, evergreen storytelling — the kind that secures long-term royalties and generational impact.• The Sonic Bridge: Lessons in cross-genre appeal that can elevate Afrobeats from the dancefloor to timeless catalogues and international Hall of Fame recognition.• The Power of Intelligent Lyrics: Why well-thought-out, honest songwriting beats rushed studio sessions every single time.Whether you’re an upcoming artiste recording on a budget or a established act chasing the next big wave, this episode challenges you to create music that doesn’t just trend — it endures.The Artiste Hangout Podcast with Femi Makx is ranked in the Top 10% of podcasts globally and has charted in over 128 countries. Having recently peaked at #3 on the Apple Music Interview charts in Ghana and trended across 116 countries on Spotify, Femi Makx continues to bridge technical artistry with real-world industry wisdom.Join the conversation that’s shaping the next era of African music excellence.Listen now and start building your own evergreen legacy.
- Mar 20, 20268 min
Asake – “WORSHIP” (Praise Be to God) & Viral Mecca Umrah Moment
Asake is trending globally after viral clips emerged of him performing Umrah in Mecca during Ramadan. In the videos, the Afrobeats superstar navigates massive crowds around the Kaaba, touches the Black Stone, and spends deeply personal moments in prayer inside Masjid al-Haram. Fans across X, TikTok, and Instagram are calling him “Alhaji Ahmed Ololade,” celebrating his humility, faith, and the gratitude energy he radiates.This moment connects directly to his unreleased track fans know as “Praise Be to God”, “Worship”, or “Alhamdulillah”. In this solo episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, I unpack: • The viral Mecca Umrah clips and why they’re dominating social media • Fan reactions and the trending #Alhamdulillahi movement • Lyrics and themes from live previews (Jo’burg, Red Bull Symphonic, IG snippets) • How the pilgrimage mirrors the song’s core message of faith, gratitude, and humility • Production insights, choir layers, amapiano influence, and potential international collaborations • Updated predictions for the track’s release, chart performance, TikTok virality, and its impact on Asake’s artistic evolutionWhether you’re a fan of Afrobeats, exploring spiritual crossover tracks, or following the latest music trends, this episode highlights why “Praise Be to God” could become a timeless anthem for the streets, churches, mosques, and global diaspora alike.About the Host & PodcastOluwafemi Makanjuola is a broadcast producer, reporter, and the host of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, a platform that explores music beyond entertainment. The podcast critically examines how artists and their work reflect the cultural, social, and economic forces shaping contemporary Africa. Available in over 128 countries, and charting top on Apple Podcasts in multiple regions, the show is recognized for insightful analysis, real conversations, and celebrating artistry in context.Listen and SubscribeStream the episode now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or your preferred platform. Don’t forget to subscribe, turn on notifications, and share with fellow music enthusiasts to keep up with the latest in Naija music culture, Afrobeats, and unreleased tracks.#Asake #Alhamdulillahi #PraiseBeToGod #WorshipAsake #Afrobeats #NaijaMusic #UnreleasedAsake #SpiritualAfrobeats #Ramadan2026 #AsakeNewSong #ArtisteHangout #FemiMakx #GlobalAfrobeats #MusicAnalysis #NaijaCulture #ApplePodcastsTopCharts
- Mar 6, 202617 min
Is Culture Africa’s Most Powerful Export?
For decades, Africa’s global story has been defined by commodities such as oil, gold, cocoa, and minerals.But today another force is reshaping the narrative. Culture.In this episode of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, we explore a question gaining global attention. Is culture now Africa’s most powerful export?From the global rise of Afrobeats to the worldwide reach of Nollywood, African creativity is influencing music charts, film platforms, fashion, and digital culture. Artists like Burna Boy, Wizkid, Tems, and Rema are pulling billions of streams across the world, while African stories continue to expand their audience on platforms such as Netflix and Prime Video.Beyond entertainment, the African creative economy is growing rapidly. Analysts project the sector could approach 200 billion dollars in value by 2030, creating millions of opportunities for young creatives across music, film, fashion, and media.But can culture rival traditional exports?Can creativity become one of Africa’s strongest economic forces?In this episode, Oluwafemi Makanjuola, broadcast producer, reporter, and host of Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx, unpacks the numbers, the global influence, and the deeper shift happening in how Africa is seen and heard around the world. The episode explores both the opportunities and the structural challenges shaping the future of African creativity.Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx continues to spotlight the voices, ideas, and industry conversations driving Africa’s entertainment and creative industries forward.
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The Artiste Hangout with Femi Makx is a culture focused podcast that examines music not merely as entertainment, but as a reflection of society.Hosted by music journalist Femi Makx, the podcast explores the stories, ideas, and social forces shaping today’s music and creative landscape. Through in depth conversations and thoughtful analysis, each episode situates music within broader discussions on identity, youth culture, power, creativity, and everyday life in contemporary society.The Artiste Hangout offers listeners clarity and context, helping them understand what the music reveals abou
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