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Cobhams Asuquo: 21st Century Steve Wonder

Lagos State is a small city by the sores of the Atlantic Ocean at the very edge of Nigeria. As...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
October 6, 2018
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YBNL finally puts the young listeners into consideration with Lyta

Nigerian music has always been a business which has been affected by the effect of fast growth. The industry has...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
September 22, 2018
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Tekno’s Choko: Good beats don’t make good music

There is no doubt about the major breakthroughs that music has had in the past three decades. I may not...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
September 17, 2018
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Jenet Jackson’s Made for Now; the new Makosa song in...

There are people who understand that the diversity and unity which music has. It is kind of complex but the...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 17, 2018
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Olamide Motigbana: Story of a rich arrogant man toasting a...

For any reader of today’s review of one of Nigerian indigenous Rapper’s song titled “motigbana” then you must be brought...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 16, 2018
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Simisola’s “I Dun Care”: New Wedding Sound

Are you a DJ who is having a wedding this weekend then this song is something you should try this...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 10, 2018
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Nwa Baby: Same Sound, Different Packaging

One very obvious thing with bad song is that you can’t seem to right a long article about the song....

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 10, 2018
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Mama Born Am: A song for the street

Duncan Mighty whose real name is Duncan Wene Mighty Okechukwu is one of the best lyricist in Nigerian Music who...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 8, 2018
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Tiwa Savage’s “Mr. lova lova”: Pidgin poetry in Monster lyrics

If you not a Nigerian and you don’t know what pidgin language is then this song will make you love...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 4, 2018
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Johnny Drille Halleluyah: A Catholic Hymn

Johnny Drille was introduced to me by my friend in college after I complained of being tired of listening to...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
August 3, 2018
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Cobhams Asuquo: 21st Century Steve Wonder

YBNL finally puts the young listeners into consideration with Lyta

Tekno’s Choko: Good beats don’t make good music

Jenet Jackson’s Made for Now; the new Makosa song in...

Olamide Motigbana: Story of a rich arrogant man toasting a...

Simisola’s “I Dun Care”: New Wedding Sound

Nwa Baby: Same Sound, Different Packaging

Mama Born Am: A song for the street

Tiwa Savage’s “Mr. lova lova”: Pidgin poetry in Monster lyrics

Johnny Drille Halleluyah: A Catholic Hymn

J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Review: A Deeply Reflective Album on Legacy, Distance, and Identity

Guchi Polo Review: Love, Vulnerability and Mid-Tempo Afrobeats

Ayo Maff God Is Working Music Review: A Feel-Good Amapiano Leaning Record

J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Review: A Deeply Reflective Album on

Guchi Polo Review: Love, Vulnerability and Mid-Tempo Afrobeats

Ayo Maff God Is Working Music Review: A Feel-Good Amapiano

ODUMODUBLVCK’s “They Love Me” Review: Is the Chaos Losing Its

Adekunle Gold & Davido’s Fuji-Lean Afrobeats Reunion Is More About