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Justin Bieber And BTS To Collaborate On A New Song
Justin Bieber And BTS To Collaborate On A New Song Popstars Justin Bieber and BTS are reportedly working on a new song together. According to a source talking to Pagesix, both Biebs and the K-Pop group are taking their time on it. “They are taking their time on it and going to make sure it is released right.” The Intel went on to mention the probability of the track added to JB’s deluxe Justice album. “It could be part of a deluxe release of ‘Justice’ to keep the album on the charts.” Furthermore, Pagesix believes the collaboration could be a result of a merger between their respective recording companies. The…
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Spotify Set To Launch In Nigeria Very Soon
Audio streaming company Spotify has announced that it is set to launch in Nigeria in a few days. This official announcement was made via tweets on the company’s official Twitter account. “We launch in 80+ new markets over the next few days. See you soon, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nigeria #SpotifyStreamOn” We launch in 80+ new markets over the next few days. See you soon Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nigeria 👀 #SpotifyStreamOn pic.twitter.com/Wqv3IFdicz — Spotify (@Spotify) February 22, 2021 “With exciting news that Spotify is set to launch in Nigeria, let’s throw it back to this @ListenAfrica_article from November 22, 2020. “Music streaming wars in Nigeria and the imminent entrance of Spotify.…
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Davido Is On 100 Next List Released By Time Magazine
Davido Is On 100 Next List Released By Time Magazine Nigerian musician, Davido has been named one of the most influential people by Time Magazine making the 100 Next List. The artist hit this incredible milestone by being named one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2021. The excerpt was given by rapper and BBNaija Lockdown edition winner, Laycon. In his statement, he said; “Davido is one of the biggest voices in Afrobeats because his music connects with people, often in ways that transcend his expectations. “When he released the song “FEM” in 2020, a title that loosely translates to “shut up” in Yoruba, he didn’t…
