Ayra Starr, BNXN & Victony Cover Teen Vogue’s ‘Africa’s New Wave

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Teen Vogue’s latest edition of “Africa’s New Wave” showcases the vibrant talents of Nigeria’s rising stars – Ayra Starr, BNXN, and Victory. The publication’s feature delves into the significance of Africa’s history and its powerful influence on the world, emphasizing the continent as a wellspring of inspiration for youth-driven transformation.

In his interview with Nelson C.J., Victony shares his journey of triumphing over adversity through music. He recounts the immense love and encouragement he received from his fans during the early stages of his career, motivating him to persevere through challenges, even when he was facing physical obstacles. Victony’s EP “Holy Father” holds a special place in his heart, representing a reflection of his life’s experiences and emotions.

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For BNXN, Lagos holds a special significance as he describes it as a place of chaos and love, which fuels his purposeful music. He plans to bring more groove and lightness to his forthcoming album, sharing stories of heartbreak, confidence, and personal growth, connecting with listeners on a deeper level.

Ayra Starr, signed to Mavin Records, expresses her gratitude for the guidance and support from her mentor, Jazzy. She credits the collaboration with the label for helping her discover her artistic identity. Ayra appreciates the freedom to explore her sound and artistic vision, acknowledging that her journey of self-discovery continues.

The Teen Vogue feature celebrates the immense creativity and potential of Africa’s young artists, shining a light on their unique stories and contributions to the global music scene. With Ayra Starr, BNXN, and Victony leading the way, Africa’s music industry is set to make an even more significant impact on the world stage, inspiring countless others along the way.

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