by Adeniyi Abdul The latest edition of EME Wednesdays brings with it the release of the video for ‘Get Down Tonight’ featuring Banky W, Skales, and Wizkid. The video was directed by Moe Musa and shot in London. Check it out!
by Doyin Jaiyesimi Saeon got her big break with the release of the Ara remix which went viral after Brymo, the original owner of the song, dropped it on Cool FM. Since then, she has thrilled music fans with hits like ‘Lie’, her first official single featuring Flowssick. Saeon is currently on tour in the... Read More
by ‘Ifreke Inyang The first edition of the Ikeja Shopping Mall Fashion and Music Show, will take place next week. The event will be handled by Drimcruz Entertainment, in partnership with the management of Ikeja Shopping Mall. It will bring together young celebrities, models, artistes, who will all be showcasing their abilities and entertaining visitors,... Read More
by ‘Ifreke Inyang ‘Imela’ is the Ibo word for ‘Thank you.’ And that is what Nathaniel Bassey and Enitan Adaba have to say to the Almighty God in this awesome worship track. The song emphasises the fact that we are not worthy to stand before the Lord or sing his praises. But because he poured out himself... Read More
by Doyin Jaiyesimi We are back again with another throw back hit and today’s pick is from none other than the Big Poppa of rap, Notorious B.I.G.. Released posthumously, this old school tune was the life of any party. Young girls twisted and flexed to this song like their lives depended on it while the... Read More
by Hauwa Gambo In case you aren’t tired of the entire Goldie-Prezzo psychodrama – here are more details to brighten up your day. The Kenyan singer told Keitta yesterday that he is officially done with the girl of the golden locks. “I’m not even eating the food she cooks from now on. I can make... Read More
by Ore Fakorede Someone (okay, George Bernard Shaw) once said, “Hell is full of musical amateurs.” I’ll leave you to find out who that barbarous quote is directed at in this week’s definitive list of the most tragic, tragic new things in Nigerian music. 1. Frankie Free’s New Music Video: How Low Can You... Read More
by Ore Fakorede Hey, how’s it going? ‘It’ being whatever you’re doing at the moment, including sitting in horrendous traffic peering at this on your phone. Looking over the week in Nigerian music, you’ll experience exhilarating highs and abysmal lows—kind of like suffering from bipolar disorder. Here’s the worst of those mind-numbing, rock-bottom moments. Try... Read More
by Adedoyin Jaiyesimi Turn to your neighbour and ask her – how tone-deaf were we in the 90s that we made this song a hit? Still we did. And e can’t forget the days when three young men came out from nowhere to break the hold foreign music had on our young hearts. I remember... Read More
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