The Mayor of Lagos has officially kicked off summer as he stars as a featured guest in Hanu Jay‘s new colorful, bright video for “Insane“, His latest new single.
Hanu Jay & DMW Star, Mayorkun show out in the visuals for “Insane“, the first single off Hanu Jay’s Monster new project titled “Wow(Can I blow your mind)” which will be out in a couple of days.
Video directed in Lagos, Nigeria by Ademola Falomo.
As more dramas continue to unfold in the BBNaija Reunion show, TolaniBaj has asserted that she would have fought with Ka3na every day if she stayed in the house for a longer period of time.
Tolanibaj while speaking disclosed that Ka3na is too bossy and was fond of stirring up conflict in the house among the housemates.
She further said that with the eviction of Ka3na, the house became a bit conducive for her because nobody was there to spite her anymore.
She said:
“Ka3na acts too bossy and if she had stayed longer in the house, we would have fought everyday.
Her being evicted made me step back a little bit because there was no other person looking for my trouble.”
From the stables of VisitBrand, Gospel trailblazer Ore oluwa continues to tour globally with the message of Christ and her new single “I lift my hands”,
“I lift my hands” is a worship song declaring the greatness of God. It is an expression of love to God and was Produced by Nick Best and Mr Kenny.
Ore Oluwa is a humanitarian who uses her life and platform as a tool to win souls and inspire others to pursue excellence and elevate positive conversation about Christ, family and faith.
British-Nigerian Afro-fusion songstress Princess Wonda, is about keeping the party going with her latest single, “Fiesta” featuring the music legend from Congo, Awilo Longomba.
Princess Wonda has taken this high-tempo party anthem to new heights, taking several places on iTunes charts across the world from the UK to Oman.
“Fiesta” marks the third single on Princess Wonda’s yet-to-be-titled album. She hit the ground running in January 2020 releasing 3 songs and music videos during the pandemic spanning over 500,000 YouTube views and over 500,000 streams across all platforms.
Her hits took afrobeat by storm, claimed their spot as #1 song on iTunes charts for World music, “Bank Stops”, Afro-hip/Latin Rap inspired track, and “Bust My Mind” featuring UK Based Ghanaian Singer-Songwriter, and producer Dwante Navire.
Fiesta has now gone on to being #3 in Nigeria, also charting in the Top #50 in the UK, Anguilla, Trinidad &Tobago, Niger, Fiji, Gambia, Bermuda, and Oman.
Her latest achievement was having fiesta licensed as the official soundtrack for the “Women in African Music” Exhibition hosted by Sounds of Africa (Michael Tubes). This was also televised on BBC Africa.
She has now wowed audiences with an amazing music video for said song, which was released on YouTube Friday, 25th June.
Princess Wonda’s debut album is set to grace the digital stores in September. It is a collaborative work of art that has compiled a brigade of pre-eminent African musicians across the continent and the diaspora.
It is an infusion of African Sounds, including Afroswing, Afro-Amapiano, Afro hip hop with traces of melodic Rnb and pop, wrapped up in a bold hypnotic sensual themes that embodies the philosophy of liberation and strength in a fearless woman dynasty style.
The Album features acts such as Awilo Longomba (Congolese), Nestreya ( New York-based Nigerian), 1da Banton (Nigerian), and more.
Princess Wonda’s social media handles and streaming links are available on her new website: https://ift.tt/2UXHbUo
British-Nigerian Afro-fusion songstress Princess Wonda, is about keeping the party going with her latest single, “Fiesta” featuring the music legend from Congo, Awilo Longomba.
Princess Wonda has taken this high-tempo party anthem to new heights, taking several places on iTunes charts across the world from the UK to Oman.
“Fiesta” marks the third single on Princess Wonda’s yet-to-be-titled album. She hit the ground running in January 2020 releasing 3 songs and music videos during the pandemic spanning over 500,000 YouTube views and over 500,000 streams across all platforms.
Her hits took afrobeat by storm, claimed their spot as #1 song on iTunes charts for World music, “Bank Stops”, Afro-hip/Latin Rap inspired track, and “Bust My Mind” featuring UK Based Ghanaian Singer-Songwriter, and producer Dwante Navire.
Fiesta has now gone on to being #3 in Nigeria, also charting in the Top #50 in the UK, Anguilla, Trinidad &Tobago, Niger, Fiji, Gambia, Bermuda, and Oman.
Her latest achievement was having fiesta licensed as the official soundtrack for the “Women in African Music” Exhibition hosted by Sounds of Africa (Michael Tubes). This was also televised on BBC Africa.
She has now wowed audiences with an amazing music video for said song, which was released on YouTube Friday, 25th June.
Princess Wonda’s debut album is set to grace the digital stores in September. It is a collaborative work of art that has compiled a brigade of pre-eminent African musicians across the continent and the diaspora.
It is an infusion of African Sounds, including Afroswing, Afro-Amapiano, Afro hip hop with traces of melodic Rnb and pop, wrapped up in a bold hypnotic sensual themes that embodies the philosophy of liberation and strength in a fearless woman dynasty style.
The Album features acts such as Awilo Longomba (Congolese), Nestreya ( New York-based Nigerian), 1da Banton (Nigerian), and more.
Princess Wonda’s social media handles and streaming links are available on her new website: https://ift.tt/2UXHbUo
“Shoki” was what made Lil Kesh a star, but it wasn’t until “Lyrically” that everyone got to know just how fire this guy is.
Let’s be clear on one thing. While Lil Kesh has had some lows over the course of his seven-year career, the nigga is fire and he’s just as good a rapper as anyone you can name.
When he got signed to YBNL Nation in 2014, he was poised to be the next big thing in the music industry after Olamide. A couple of hits in, and Lil Kesh already had the industry on lockdown.
Two years down the line, he released his debut album, “Young And Getting It,” one of the best rap debuts we’ve ever heard. Probably even better than Olamide‘s “Rapsodi.”
Lil Kesh has done a lot truly and although his career didn’t turn out to be as iconic as Olamide‘s, Kesh has done things many other rappers can only dream of. Hits, videos, battles, collaborations, everything.
But still, the highlight of Lil Kesh‘s career is not the street bangers (“Efejoku“) or the love numbers (“Is It Because I Love You“), or the high-profile collabos (“Yaya Yoyo“) or the hits he made later on (“No Fake Love“). Nah.
The highlight of his whole career is the time he could go into the booth and drop three minutes straight fire. He never got to make a rap song better than “Lyrically.” It doesn’t look like he’s going to ever top that honestly.
“Shoki” was what made Lil Kesh a star, but it wasn’t until “Lyrically” that everyone got to know just how fire this guy is.
Let’s be clear on one thing. While Lil Kesh has had some lows over the course of his seven-year career, the nigga is fire and he’s just as good a rapper as anyone you can name.
When he got signed to YBNL Nation in 2014, he was poised to be the next big thing in the music industry after Olamide. A couple of hits in, and Lil Kesh already had the industry on lockdown.
Two years down the line, he released his debut album, “Young And Getting It,” one of the best rap debuts we’ve ever heard. Probably even better than Olamide‘s “Rapsodi.”
Lil Kesh has done a lot truly and although his career didn’t turn out to be as iconic as Olamide‘s, Kesh has done things many other rappers can only dream of. Hits, videos, battles, collaborations, everything.
But still, the highlight of Lil Kesh‘s career is not the street bangers (“Efejoku“) or the love numbers (“Is It Because I Love You“), or the high-profile collabos (“Yaya Yoyo“) or the hits he made later on (“No Fake Love“). Nah.
The highlight of his whole career is the time he could go into the booth and drop three minutes straight fire. He never got to make a rap song better than “Lyrically.” It doesn’t look like he’s going to ever top that honestly.