Nigerian Afrobeat Artist Young Game Addresses Challenges Faced by Diaspora Musicians
Young Game, a Nigerian afrobeat singer based in Italy, highlights the struggles African diaspora artists face in gaining visibility within the global afrobeat industry. He emphasizes the disadvantage of physical distance from Nigeria's music ecosystem, hindering access to industry connections and media exposure.
Despite efforts to promote their music, diaspora artists often face the dilemma of being viewed as not "African enough" by both local and international audiences. Young Game advocates for greater collaboration and inclusivity to strengthen the afrobeat genre globally.
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