When setting up a studio for voice-over, music production, podcasting or livestreaming, many creators focus first on the microphone, the interface, the monitors. Certainly those are important. But choosing an interface that truly supports your workflow—especially when you may also be working with MIDI controllers, external instruments or mobile devices—can make a significant difference. The […]
In the world of voice arts, few names resonate with the same blend of creativity, leadership, and purpose as Chukwuemeka Onunkwo. A true multi-hyphenate — Audio Creative, Poet, Voice Acting Director, Casting Director, and Entrepreneur — he is also the founder of VOAfrica, a growing voice-over community that’s shaping the future of African voice talent.
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Some people stumble into their calling. Others walk straight toward it with quiet persistence. For Yinka Ladeinde, the journey to voice acting wasn’t straightforward—but it was intentional. Raised in California by Nigerian parents, Yinka grew up navigating two cultures, two worlds—and a well of creative potential that couldn’t be ignored. In this heartfelt interview, Yinka
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There are some performances that don’t just land—they linger. Deborah Johnson’s Light And Fire is one of those rare pieces that leaves a trace on the listener’s spirit long after the final word has been spoken. That undeniable impact earned her the 2024 SOVAS Award for Outstanding Spoken Word or Storytelling – Best African Performance.
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Some artists speak. Others echo. But a rare few, like Wakio Mzenge, resonate. When Wakio steps into a room—or behind a microphone—there’s a presence you can’t ignore. It’s not just her voice; it’s her vision. A vision shaped by years of experience, refined by discipline, and fueled by a deep desire to lift others as
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In the world of voice over, music production, and digital creation, it’s easy to obsess over the big-ticket items—microphones, interfaces, headphones, acoustic panels. These are the flashy parts of the studio setup, the ones we research for hours and proudly post about. But behind every clear recording and stable session is something less glamorous, often
When Afoma Ezeokoye steps behind a microphone, something remarkable happens. The words don’t just come alive—they settle in, commanding attention with calm confidence and emotional truth. That ability was honoured on one of the biggest stages in the voiceover industry, as Afoma took home the 2024 SOVAS Award for Outstanding Narration – TV or Film
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In a market crowded with ever-evolving gear and high-end innovation, it is rare for a product to remain consistently relevant. Yet, the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x has done just that. Since its release, it has continued to earn respect from voice over artists, musicians, podcasters, and producers. Not because it is the flashiest or most feature-packed, but
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In a world where performance often means bright lights and big cities, Teri Clark Linden reminds us that artistry is just as powerful — perhaps even more so — when it’s rooted in authenticity, balance, and quiet dedication. From her first steps on stage in the 8th grade to her nuanced work as an audiobook
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At the 2024 Society of Voice Arts and Sciences (SOVAS) Awards in Beverly Hills, Nigerian voice artist and storyteller Oluwafemi Olugbade, known professionally as Femi Bakes, achieved a remarkable milestone by winning the award for Outstanding Commercial – Radio, Streaming or Web – Best African Voiceover. His captivating narration for Alt Mobile, a campaign by
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