From reciting Wole Soyinka at eight years old to blogging about music in her teenage years, Korede has always been enamored by arts and language. Currently, she is a freelance writer covering culture and identity in its many forms. A self-proclaimed music-head, much of Korede’s writing explores the musical landscape across Africa and its diaspora, always ensuring to provide her signature nuanced analysis and historical context.
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Past Work
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Celebrating Black Beauty, Nollywood Style
ESSENCE
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Inside Salvador De Bahia, A Hub For Black Culture In Brazil
ESSENCE
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Mr Eazi & Temi Otedola Share Their Love Story
ESSENCE
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VanJess on Heritage and Home
Amaka
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Call Us by Our Name: Stop Using “Afrobeats”
OkayAfrica
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The Importance Of Journaling Black Life During Extraordinary Times
Blavity
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Back to the Future: Wavy The Creator Is Born… Again
Amaka
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Survival Tactics from Chinua Achebe and Arrow of God
The Republic
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The Gospel According to Enny
Amaka
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Meet Moliy, Accra’s Wondergirl
Amaka
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6 Cross-Continental Collaborations AMAKA Would Love to See in 2022
Amaka
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OWO Is Seizing Her Moment
Amaka
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8 Debut Albums From Buzzing Artists to Look Out For
Amaka
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Taking L.A. — How Adenrele Sonariwo is expanding the borders of African Art with Rele Los Angeles
Amaka
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Love Songs Across the Diaspora
Amaka