Apple Music features Nigeria's WurlD
US-based Nigerian artist WurlD will be featured on Apple Music's New Artist Spotlight platform for the month of April.
The selection coincides with the March release of his 'Love is Contagious' EP. The nine-track EP is available on music streaming services for pre-order and includes ‘Show You Off’ featuring Walshy Fire of Major Lazer and Shizzi, ‘Contagious’, ‘Gbemisoke’, ‘Paranoid’, ‘Wishes and Butterflies’, ‘Feel Right’, ‘Candy’, ‘Drown’ and ‘So Good’.
“The dream is to have a successful musical career and create an influential brand,” WurlD said. “I hope to use the opportunities that I have been given to bring people together and to give back to the community in various ways. I hope it inspires other musicians and kids from Africa to follow their dreams.”
A multicultural musician is going through a rapid evolution of sound and general appeal, WurlD began his music career after moving to Atlanta, Georgia, for school. He continues to deliver new music that is primarily influenced by eclectic, hip hop, country, house, Afrobeat and pop sounds.
WurlD has had the chance to collaborate with such top artists as Akon, B.O.B, Mario, Wyclef Jean and Trinidad James.
About Apple Music New Artist Spotlight
Apple Music New Artist Spotlight is an artist development feature that spotlights new artists each month, giving them four weeks of editorial support across the Apple Music ecosystem. As a Hero artist, the feature also comes with inclusion in the Mzansi Hits Room and key Apple Music playlists such as The A-List: South Africa, Best of the Week, Gqom Nation and more.
Previous artists featured on the Apple Music New Artist Spotlight include Tellaman, Sho Madjozi, Thandi Ntuli, Simmy, Dope Saint Jude, Darkie Fiction, The Big Hash, Emerger, Diamond Thug, Sun-El Musician, Shekhinah, Shane Eagle, Elandre, Sketchy Bongo, Amanda Black, Babes Wodumo, Sipho The Gift, Johnny Cradle, Tholwana, Lucy Kruger, Moonga K, Josh Kempen and Alice Phoebe Lou.
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