When Bnxn thinks about the future of Afrobeats, it’s with a feeling of excitement as well as a sharp sense of how contemporary artists could grow. He feels the privilege of being a part of the new crop of Afrobeats talents, as well as the pressure. “When I started making this path for myself, especially with the kind of music I was making, I wanted people to identify with the sound,” he says. “At the same time, I wanted people to accept it, and it’s great to be accepted … I can’t even imagine that I’m part of this age where there…
