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

Reframing the Meaning of The Fall-Off With The Fall-Off, J. Cole presents a body of work that feels less like...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 25, 2026
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Phyno and Flavour’s “Uzo Ano” Is a Prayer, a Testimony,...

When Phyno releases a song deeply rooted in Igbo spirituality, the expectation is never just rap bravado. Uzo Ano, featuring...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 17, 2026
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Jeriq Born to Be Great Review | Trap Sound, Hustle...

A New Rap Entry in a Short Window of Nigerian Hip Hop Releases “Born to Be Great” arrives as Jeriq’s...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 10, 2026
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Erigga Pour the World Spit Nigerian boombap rap

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Pour the World Spit Review: Erigga Returns to Raw Nigerian...

Erigga has never been the type of rapper to chase trends or polish his rough edges for acceptance. With Pour...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 9, 2026
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Man to Man by Dremo: When Silence Breaks and the...

Sometimes, all it takes is one record to pull an artist back into the conversation. Not a carefully calculated hit...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 6, 2026
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Don Toliver Featuring Rema “Secondhand” Review: When Timing Meets Talent

Every generation of global stars shares one common trait. An uncommon skill set that separates them from their peers long...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
February 1, 2026
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Ice Prince’s “Starters” – A Strong Comeback in 8 Tracks

When Ice Prince Zamani dropped Oleku over a decade ago, it wasn’t just a hit—it was a cultural shift. It...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
July 9, 2025
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Olamide’s Self-Titled Album Review: A Laid-Back Project That Misses the...

After a short hiatus due to moving to a new space to serve you better, CriticBux is officially back—and what...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
July 4, 2025
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Odumodublvck’s The Machine Is Coming A Bold Rap Evolution With Grit, Growth, and Gaps

Afro Pop Hip Hop

Odumodublvck’s The Machine Is Coming: Rap, Grit & Growth

Since his explosive rise with Ezioku, Odumodublvck has remained one of the most unconventional voices in Nigerian rap. Known for...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
April 7, 2025
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Doechii’s “Anxiety”: A Bold Take on Hip-Hop and Mental Struggles

Doechii’s “Anxiety”: A Bold Take on Hip-Hop and Mental Struggles Doechii is having an exceptional year. Fresh off her Grammy...

BY Valentine Chiamaka
March 15, 2025
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J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Review: A Deeply Reflective Album on...

Phyno and Flavour’s “Uzo Ano” Is a Prayer, a Testimony,...

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Pour the World Spit Review: Erigga Returns to Raw Nigerian...

Man to Man by Dremo: When Silence Breaks and the...

Don Toliver Featuring Rema “Secondhand” Review: When Timing Meets Talent

Ice Prince’s “Starters” – A Strong Comeback in 8 Tracks

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