Everyone who knows the name Tosinadeda on the internet knows that the name is synonymous to a patriotic Nigerian music disciple. Little wonder I’m a promoter of anything/anyone that promotes Nigerian music. The music industry in Nigeria has grown bigger Read more
After a long hiatus from my #TosinadedaHype posts, I’ve decided to make a come back, and trust me, the artiste being featured on this edition is unique. Some days ago i decided to go through my mail in search of Read more
Born Modupe-Oreoluwa Oyeyemi Ola, Mo’cheddah was once the darling of Nigerian music fans, till she left the house at knight, and her fans and the whole Nigerian music public were left in the dark. First time i heard Mo’Cheddah was on Read more
“Monkey work, Baboon chop, fire in the jungle, what a bang bang, what a what a bang bang” . . This hook explains the aim of this song, song for the masses, a freedom song, a song of reality, songs Read more
First of all, before I go in to the topic and why I bothered writing about it, I will briefly explain what an hashtag is, and what it is used for. What is a hashtag? “A hashtag is a word or a Read more
Seriki decided to bless his us with a new track, according to him, it’s one of the realest shit he ever wrote on a beat. Been a fan of Seriki since the days of “Aiye l’oja, down to Undisputed, to Read more
Frukpe niggas, dey do like say dem no know say na Ray X do the beat. . Ray X aka Rayconex went psycho on this beat, the beat gives the feel of an anticipated murder on the MIC. Erigga and Read more
Africa rapper number 1 (Self acclaimed), M.I Abaga is back with his first official single, after the success of his “pop like” Hip Hop album: M.I.2, and his very good Rap Mixtape: I.M.2, the track is titled Chairman and was Read more
Saw the title of this song and first thing that came to mind was “na one of those rubbish songs wey no make sense”, but I listened and the first thing that caught my attention obviously was the beat. Kiddominant Read more
I remember the first time I heard of Olamide, it was via ID Cabasa’s Facebook page. He posted a video of a certain Yoruba rapper called Olamide, performing a track called “Eni duro”. The way the boys from Bariga rhymed Read more