Sigma Emperor Magazine brings you the perfect holiday gift and companion as she releases another issue of the magazine days away from Christmas Day. This new issue is a feat that scores as the best urban feel a Nigerian magazine cover has got, worthy of comparison with any of Marc Ecko's Complex Magazine considering the attention to every detail by the editors and art director.
This issue tagged 'SKOOL OF D NU BREEDZ' has the three major proponents of the new movement, leading millions of young men and women with their talent and music. On the cover in a style now exclusive and almost trademark to the magazine are: rap poster boy with the biggest record in 2011, Ice-Prince, frontrunning and most hardworking female singer of the year/Grammy nominee - Tiwa Savage and most lyrical sound Nigerian emcee based in the US, who has worked with biggest names in the global music industry and currently holds MTV’s rap record (longest freestyle ever) - Chidera or best known as Chiddy of the Chiddy bang duo.
Published by Emmanuel Nkansah, Jnr. with contributions from the best minds – Yinka Sanusi, Theodore Nyingifa and Dro Ameh; personalities cutting across several fields were featured in the magazine with regulars like celebrity rides, gossip and fashion. Radio darlings - Toolz, Tosyn Bucknor, Omalicha and Don T, Interviews - DJDee Money, Vector, Terry the Rapman make this issue. With fillers like Insightful articles and 'gigometer' pictorial / event report worth every penny and bet to be an entertaining read.
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Thats really cool. I didn't know about so many movements. You figure with how big rap is nowadays.. you'd figure that rappers/music magazines are a dime a dozen. To see something like this coming to the light is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI saw a vid that would fit PERFECTLY!!!
http://www.youtube.com/v/YJdf1CERYOo
It's right up this magazine's alley as underground new progressive hip hop.