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Idris Elba narrated the story of Asake Lungu Boy, from his humble beginnings to stardom. Asake's journey has been a constant source of inspiration for me when discussing music with enthusiasts or industry professionals, having followed his progress from his early days with 'Lady'

@KontentSensei His movie might be a catalyst to that effect

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@Blue_Footy @GraemeBailey Make dem no sack our PH Teacher o! Mr Rosemary

‼️Chelsea are unlikely to sack Liam Rosenior after their defeat to Brighton, and look set to give him five games to turn things around. But he is under serious pressure, and Chelsea have contingency plans in place. ~ @GraemeBailey

"...It got to number 6 and that was the end. Some people have paid for the chart." Kcee spoke to Joey Akan about the impact and reach of Ojapiano.

So now the 1 million dollar question is Will this new direction elevate him… or slowly water down what made him stand out in the first place?

Blacko came in raw, intense, and unapologetic… to the point where you could feel the energy shift. Like, bro made Burna Boy lock in fr. Honestly, that’s the version people connected to.

Now, this shift feels like a big bet and yes!pop opens more doors. A bigger audience, more replay value, and a wider global reach (beyond Ghana and Nigeria)..but at what cost? Because the same depth and soul people connected to might start to fade if the sound gets too polished.

Blacko is starting to sound like he is stepping into pop, and honestly… I don’t know how to feel about it, he built his sound on deep emotion, spirituality, and intense storytelling (sometimes even hiding meanings between the lines). That rawness was the magic.

Jay Z responding to comments about him choosing Kendrick Lamar for the Superbowl to spite Drake 🗣️ "What do I have to do with it. I chose the guy that was having a monster year, I think it was the right choice. They dragged everyone into the conspiracy. It couldn't be that these guys just don't like each other? This has been brewing for a while, just like me & Nas"

The Analysis of Music Extravaganza, a song of Sikiru Ayinde Barrister

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Guess the veteran singer 🤔

“Obesere was signed to Sony Music…” Afrobeats History class in session.

Shebi na person wey get groundnut oil go fit fry big fish

What really stands out in the song is how it doesn’t get caught up in strict religious rules, but instead focuses on what people actually share. Even though different faiths express themselves in different ways, the belief in one God is something they all have in common.

“Ramadan” gently reminds us of something important, like shared spirituality. Even though it’s rooted in a Muslim observance, the core themes of reflection, discipline, gratitude, and devotion are values that both Muslims and Christians understand and live by.

It may not be the kind of song you keep on repeat all year because it’s deeply tied to the Ramadan season. But the real power of the song goes beyond just music. In a country like Nigeria, where religion can sometimes create division,

When an artist declares war on their record label, they’re not just fighting a company, they’re challenging an entire industry system of gatekeepers. Funnily enough, in most cases, that system is designed to win

The most popular beat tags in Nigerian music and their producers. 🇳🇬🔥 Who are your faves? • “Pheelz, Mr. Producer” or “Ridimakulayo” — Pheelz • “Beats… By… Sarz” or “Sarz on the beat” or “Really” — Sarz • “Ozedikus Nwanne” — Ozedikus • “It’s Young Jonn The Wicked Producer” — Young Jonn • “Tune in to the king of sounds and blues” — Magicsticks • “Vibesss” — Andre Vibez • “Niphkeys!” — Niphkeys • “Giddem” or “P!” or “P.Priime!” — P.Priime • “Shabalistica” Killertunes • “MÄD!” — Tempoe • “Kukuruku” — Kukbeatz • “London!” — London • “Yo! Rexxie pon this one!” or “Yo Rexxie” — Rexxie “Master... Masterkraft on the beat” — Masterkraft • “Kukuruku, Kuk dah thing” Kukbeatz • “Funkula” — Telz • “Selebobo on the beat” or “Selebobo dey here”  —  Sele Bobo • “It’s Don Jazzy Again!!!” or “Na who do the beat? Jazzy!” — Don Jazzy • “Shizzi!” or “Magic Fingers!” — Shizzi • “Kido… Kido… Kiddominant” — KDDO

“So many popular artistes took advantage of me, they would make music with me and not pay me. There is one big artiste I made two songs with but he only paid for one, that day I said anyone who doesn’t have what I’m charging, I’m not working with them then I started becoming a notorious person” - Sarz

@Olamide0fficial How much are you willing to offer if I decide to tell you?

What song are you listening to right now?

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