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Afroswing, also known as Afrobashment, or less commonly Afrobbean, or Afrowave is a genre of music that developed in the UK during the mid-2010s, derivative of dancehall and afrobeats, with influences from trap, British hip hop, R&B, and grime.
- AfroBashment, Afrobbean, Afrowave, Afro-trap
- Mid-2010s, London, England
NSG is a British afroswing collective from Hackney East London. The group consists of Six members: Kruddz, OGD, Papii Abz, Dope, Mxjib, and Mojo [1] They released their first Album "AREA BOYZ" (2023) and two mixtapes, Grown Up (2016) and Roots (2020), the latter includes their most successful singles " Options " featuring Tion Wayne ...
- NSG Entertainment
- 2013–present
- Kruddz, OGD, Papii Abz, Dope, Mxjib, Mojo
- East London, England
Afroswing, also known as Afrobashment, is a British genre that developed in London around 2014. The genre is derivative of afrobeats, mixing it with various influences from British dancehall, grime, R&B, trap, and hip hop.
- Afro-pop, Afro-fusion
- Afroswing, Bakosó, Afro-trap
26. Mai 2018 · Some have called it afrobashment, afrowave, or afroswing. Much like the early days of grime, when Wiley rapped “Wot Do U Call it?”, there isn’t yet a moniker that has stuck – but the scene is catching and evolving. Whatever it is, its popularity means it’s no longer uncommon to hear songs interspersed with pidgin English on ...
- Kemi Alemoru
About Afroswing. In short, Afroswing is a derivative of UK Afrobeats that has a distinctive summer/chill vibe to it, with elements of Afro-pop. Afroswing is known under a few different names,...
11. Mai 2018 · ‘Afro Swing,’ as coined by London newcomer Kojo Funds last year, has followed the path of its predecessors to take underground music to the mainstream. Much like Drill, Grime, and UK rap, Afro Swing has become the latest example of a UK rap crossover.
8. März 2023 · Its name refers to Afrobeat, a genre developed in Nigeria in the 1960s, led by the late, great Fela Kuti, which combined aspects of jazz, soul and Ghanaian highlife with the polyrhythmic drumming...
