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20/05/2026

Can you Guess 🤔

*GUESS THE GUEST & WIN ₦5,000 💰*

We’re unveiling 5 special guests ministers for Gospel Jam with Dewhyse 🔥

*How to win:*
Be the _first person_ to correctly guess each guest in the comments.
₦1,000 for each guest you get right = you can win up to ₦5,000 if you guess all 5 first!

*Rules:*
1. Follow our page Gospel JAM
2. Comment your guess below and like post
3. Chances expires after 24hrs.

We’ll drop clues for Guest 2times only in the comment section

*Gospel Jam with Dewhyse*
📍 Jewel City, Gombe State
📅 7th June | 3:30pm

17/04/2026

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10/04/2026

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Three among the Nigerians finest artists uprises fans with a collaboration, and they said it will be dropping tonight

01/04/2026

Yes; an artist can be signed to more than one record label.

An artist can be signed to multiple record labels, known as a "joint venture" or "co-publishing deal". This can happen in a few ways:
- Co-signing: Two or more labels collaborate to release an artist's work.
- Distribution deals: An artist signs with one label, and partners with another for distribution.
- Label services: Companies like Sony's Orchard or The Orchard handle distribution, marketing, etc.

However, it often depends on the contract terms. Some contracts might have exclusivity clauses, restricting artists from signing with other labels.

Few examples of artist singed with multiple record label are:

Qing Madi:
Qing Madi's situation with multiple labels (JTON Music, Sony Music, Columbia Records, and Richie Music Empire) seems complex, possibly due to contractual issues.

Ayra star:
Ayra star is a Nigerian artist singed to mavin record but managed by an international music Roc Nation, founded by Jay-Z.

- Drake:
Drake Signed with Universal Music Group for a reported $400 million, and also has his own label, OVO Sound, which is distributed by Warner Music Group

- Jay-Z:
Jay-Z Has a deal with Live Nation for $150 million, and also owns Roc Nation, which has partnerships with various labels

- Travis Scott:
Travis Scott Founded Cactus Jack Records, with partnerships with Epic Records and other labels

- Nicki Minaj:
Nicki Minaj Heavy On It is a joint venture with Republic Records

21/03/2026

Why African artists hardly make it at the Grammy award.

First of all, The Grammy Awards aren't exclusive to Americans; they're open to artists worldwide 🎶. The awards recognize excellence in music across various genres and categories, honoring artists globally.

And even when voices of Nigerian artist is been heard globally, we only see them in one award category (best African music performance).

Now

African artists face challenges getting Grammy recognition due to factors like:
- Limited exposure.
- Eligiblity criteria.
- Genre categorization.

Now let's talk about genres categorization.

Firstly; Genre categorization can be super complex, but basically, it's about how music gets classified into different styles or categories. Grammys have specific categories; some African genres might not fit neatly.

The Recording Academy uses specific genres for Grammy eligibility, like Pop, Rock, Jazz, etc. The thing is, African music often blends traditional styles with modern influences, making it hard to fit into existing categories.

For example, Afrobeats, a popular genre from Nigeria, might be hard to categorize. Is it World Music? Pop? Or something else? This can lead to artists getting overlooked for awards or exposure.

The Grammys have tried to adapt, introducing categories like Best World Music Album and Best African Music Performance to better represent global music.

02/03/2026

WARNING! WARNING!! WARNING!!!

Hypo Bleach issues a strong warning against the dangerous social media trend of drinking its product, urging influencers and users to act responsibly....