Genres accepted most often
- African music
- Afrobeat/Afropop
- Hip-hop
- Rap in English
- R&B
Genres they love
- Commercial/Mainstream
- Drill/Jersey
- International rap
- Reggae
- Trap
Genres they’re also open to receiving
- Afro House/Amapiano
- Cloud Rap/Hip Hop
- Dancehall
- Grime
- R&B
- Reggaeton
Main opportunities
- Write articles
Others
- Share on YouTube, SoundCloud, or Twitch channel
- Create post or reel on social media
- Add to playlist(s)
- Add to story on social media
They recently gave these artists opportunities
They want to receive music similar to…
Burna Boy
Wizkid
Rema
Central Cee
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Moods they love
- Authentic
- Catchy
- Chill
- Creative
Moods they’re also open to receiving
- Danceable
- Energetic
- Good vibes
- Groovy
- Captivating
Attributes they love
- Unsigned artist
- Upcoming project
- Young talent
They don't want to receive...
- Arabic music
- Asian music
- Brazilian music
- Brazilian Funk
- Brazilian Sertanejo
- Latin music
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