Music has a unique way of connecting people across cultures and continents. For me, stepping into the Afrobeat lane was more than just exploring a new sound—it was a return to a place that feels like home. My single Wifey marks that moment, blending personal experience with the vibrant energy of Lagos, Nigeria. This song is a story of love, connection, and the powerful influence of African music on my life. Discovering Afrobeat Through Lagos Africa has always been a part of

Music often serves as a mirror to our deepest emotions, capturing moments when words alone fall short. My song Depression was born from one of the darkest chapters in my life. It reflects a time when hope felt distant, and pain was overwhelming. This post shares the story behind the song, the creative process, and the message I hope listeners take away. The Low Point That Sparked the Song At the end of 2019, I was in a place where everything seemed to be falling apart. Stres

Creativity often begins with a single spark, but the real magic happens in the process. For Quincy Murdock, that spark was music, and it grew into a journey that blends artistry, storytelling, and connection. Before the success of the Not Just Music Podcast , Quincy’s creative path was already unfolding through music production, filming, and documenting moments that shaped his craft. This post explores the story behind his track Hold On Freestyle , the making of its music vid

Maintaining a strong bond between incarcerated parents and their children has always been a challenge. Physical separation, limited visitation hours, and logistical hurdles often strain these relationships. A new mobile application launched in 2025 is changing this reality by offering a secure, flexible way for parents behind bars to stay connected with their kids. This technology is gaining attention from prison reform advocates and family welfare organizations for its poten