Monday, 29 April 2013
Aboki (cover) D-Mic
Here's the cover to Ice Prince's Aboki by ''D-Mic''. A fast-rising act in the UK putting in more work in the Music scene.This is a warm up track before the release of his official followup singles after the songs ''Omo Ele ft Isolate'' and ''How we ride''Currently in the studio with sossick, rounding up production of some hot banger to look out for.In the meantime, do enjoy the video.Comments are welcome also.
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Friday, 3 August 2012
OWEN GEE&LEPACIOUS BOSE GETS UN RECOGNITION

Prominent Nigerian comedian/entertainer MR OSEMWENGIE OWEN a.k.a OWEN GEE, has been recognized by The Universal Peace and Youth Federation for Peace as a UN Youth Ambassador for Peace. According to the Federation, the comedian’s lifestyle exemplifies the ideal of living for the sake of others and he has also dedicated himself to the practice of promoting universal moral values, strong family life, interreligious cooperation, international harmony, has cultivated a responsible public relations image and has helped to establish a culture of peace over the years, which transcends racial and national barriers.
As a recognized UN Youth Ambassador for Peace, Owen Gee has now been charged with the honorary task of working towards achieving a unified world of peace, where the spiritual and material dimensions of life are harmonized. He will however not be alone in achieving this great feat as his friend and colleague,Comedienne Lepacious Bose was also awarded a Youth Ambassador for Peace. It is expected that they will both be working with other Nigerians who have been awarded this title over the years, some of whom include: Hajia Sambo,wife of the Vice President of Nigeria, Hon Abdul Mummin Jibrin - Chairman House of Reps Committee on Finance, D'banj, Gbenga Adeyinka D' 1st, Julius Agwu , Sound Sultan, Weird M.C, Omotola Jolade ,Oge Okoye and Jim Iyke.
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Thursday, 2 August 2012
Affroholik drops new single (Let them know ''Jo'mo'')
Affroholik,
Real name Uchechukwu Melvin Medua. He was born in Lagos, Nigeria. ,where he also attended Elementary, Primary and High school. During his early years, Uche always had a passion for Music and Entertainment which isn’t surprising because his father is a Jazz player and a music instructor.
Real name Uchechukwu Melvin Medua. He was born in Lagos, Nigeria. ,where he also attended Elementary, Primary and High school. During his early years, Uche always had a passion for Music and Entertainment which isn’t surprising because his father is a Jazz player and a music instructor.
Due to his followership in rhythm and poetry,
he grew up listening to Hip-hop music and got influenced by its culture. HipHop
Greats/ Legends like the "Notorious B.I.G, The L.O.X,Joe Budden, Slim
Shady, Fat joe 2pac and a host of others
were his inspirations. An indigene of Delta State,the rapper/model kicked off
his carrier professionally in mid- 2000,
dropped a couple of singles and he hasn’t relented ever since.
An
ex-member of the musical group “’Workerman Movement’’ he has performed on major
concerts and events across the country.
Currently working on his debut album, he just
released 2 fresh singles titled ‘Let Them Know’ and First Lady’’ which features
the songstress ‘Yemi Alade’ and it
definitely shows his uniqueness, lyrical prowess and passion for good music .he’s also working
with first class producers like Éx-O, Xblaze,Sossik,Outshine and a few more.
His album (still untitled) parades an array of Naija’s own top artistes and he’s putting finishing
touch delivering a classic, episodic
and entertaining album. Affroholik aka
‘Black Neyo’ is a shining star that has come to redefine the music industry
with his blend of unique flows, energetic stage craft, eclecticism, unforgettable
music and by the Grace of God; he will deliver great music to his fans.
Download, listen and kindly share this classic. ''Let them know''
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Monday, 3 October 2011
White Noise Music Presents: LAKEYZ
LaKeyz is a young artist from Kwara state based in Lagos, signed unto White Noise Music as the first act on the label. His skill has been under development for a while, his potentials and prospects have been explored in order to drop hit singles with proper direction and supervision from his record producer coldLimbs who happens to be the C.E.O. White Noise Music.
He is one humble personality with great potentials and definitely one whose music will surely be reckoned with in the nearest future.
Below are the Ltest singles by LAKEYZ. Enjoy and pls share your comments.
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LaKeyz - Go Down Low {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK LaKeyz - Ema Beru {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK LaKeyz - Lori wete(Tankarawa) {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK
Below are the Ltest singles by LAKEYZ. Enjoy and pls share your comments.
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LaKeyz - Go Down Low {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK LaKeyz - Ema Beru {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK LaKeyz - Lori wete(Tankarawa) {Prod. by coldLimbs} by EventainmentUK
Saturday, 1 October 2011
INtroducing: Achilles 'youngest Rapper' Alive
REAL NAMES: Amanyi Peter Onuh a.k.a ACHILLES born May 3rd 1994 in lagos to the family of mr&mrs AMANYI from okpokwu local govt of benue state, 5th child of 6 children.Attended badia primary school and further went to Apapa high school currently seeking admission
in benue state politechnic to study business administration.
Been into music from childhood and Parents been giving all the support.
Started music professionally a year ago and has since worked with some notable musicians like Seaman, Dabuilda and Sandive, currently being managed by
GHETTO SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT.
First album in progress titled the ADVENTURES OF ACHILLES (A.O.A) with hit singles on radio and all
social networks. The single is titled AM MOVING ON produced by soundbasement studios.
Wishes to work with artistes like Tuface,Wizkid,Dabuilda & Choc-boiz
Loves football, A Manchester United fan, Likes watching movies, writing poems and meeting new poeple, Influences in music are Eminem,Lil Wayne, Kanye west, Jay z,Tuface, M.I ,D banj.
Favourite Quote: I never choose to rap, rap choose me.
Email: peteramanyi@ymail.com / iammyke@hotmail.com
Facebook ID: facebook.com/achilles'youngestrapper'alive
Phone numbers; 08020954680, 07031587030, 08024421881, 08035900322
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Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Meet STRICT G!!!

Names: Goddy Emobosan Agbi, From Delta State, a native of Ogharefe in Oghara Town, 5ft 7" tall, dark in complexion, hardworkin and God fearin.
Worked with various artistes, most are upcoming acts like
Buzzman
Dabuilda
Blackhistory
Stinkin Rich
Exco and lots more
Kindly listen to my Latest Single titled : KOKO BELOW ft DABUILDA
Feel free to post comments
Thanks and God Bless
ARTIST NAME /FACEBOOK NAME; STRICT G
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Koko belo feat dabuilda by EventainmentUK
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Brand New singles from Dabuilda
REAL NAMES AYANJOKE BANKOLE DAVID AKA DABUILDA, BORN IN THE ANCIENT CITY IBADAN TO AN ITSEKIRI MOTHER AND A YORUBA FATHER, THE 5TH CHILD AMONGST 7. HE'S BEEN INTO MUSIC FOR OVER A DECADE HE'S HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH ARTISTES LIKE RUGGEDMAN,CARTAIR,9ICE TO MENTION A FEW. CURRENTLY WORKING ON AN 18TRACK ALBUM TITLED FIRST IMPRESSION.
MANGED BY GHETTO SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT, MEMBER OF A CREW OF RAPPERS GHETTO SQAUD CONSISTING OF 4 RAPPERS DABUILDA, CARTAIR, MENIS & AK.
LOCATED SOMEWHERE AROUND MILE 2 A SUBURB OF FESTAC TOWN.
INFLUENCED BY THE STREET, HAS A VERY STRONG DESIRE FOR MUSIC..
ROLE MODELS ARE,FELA,TUPAC,B.I.G,JAY Z,NAS,MODE 9,RUGGEDMAN & BEAUTIFUL NUBIA
1,DREAM COME TRUE
2 GOT MONEY FEAT SEMMY,JAQUINE AND DAIMOND P
D R E A M COME T R U E[1] by EventainmentUK
Gat money mp3[1] by EventainmentUK
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MANGED BY GHETTO SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT, MEMBER OF A CREW OF RAPPERS GHETTO SQAUD CONSISTING OF 4 RAPPERS DABUILDA, CARTAIR, MENIS & AK.
LOCATED SOMEWHERE AROUND MILE 2 A SUBURB OF FESTAC TOWN.
INFLUENCED BY THE STREET, HAS A VERY STRONG DESIRE FOR MUSIC..
ROLE MODELS ARE,FELA,TUPAC,B.I.G,JAY Z,NAS,MODE 9,RUGGEDMAN & BEAUTIFUL NUBIA
1,DREAM COME TRUE
2 GOT MONEY FEAT SEMMY,JAQUINE AND DAIMOND P
working on I DEY TELL U VIDEO AND I DEY TELL U REMIX FEAT VECTOR AND CARTI AIR.
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Tuesday, 23 August 2011
TIPSY - CHING CHONG (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
One female act in diaspora is fast carving a niche for herself as the sole representative of Naija Divas in the Party Rockaz genre and she is coming offshore with a huge command of an army of loyalists.
Anyone who has seen Tipsy on stage will know that she is an energetic force of nature however she describes herself in her private life as "shy and reserved though energetic not as out of control as she is when performing.
Deriving inspiration from her role models 9ice, Terry G , Dagrin and JJC Skillz this soft-spoken and swaggalicious Diva is set to take the Nigerian music scene by storm as she intends to take the reins of power of the Diva clan from the likes of Mo'Cheeda and Eva etc.
Oluwachingchong is truly set to becoming the Prima Donna of the Diva Clan of the Nigerian Music Industry and all female emcees should get ready to rumble.
ChingChong is produced by Olly Jay & TeeBeeO
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Friday, 19 August 2011
Material ft Magnum and AY
Hey guys. This is a Naija/UK Representing. Introducing MATERIAL. Song Tittled: Yi Wo Soun
Features World super-fly Rap ACT MAGNUM and ofcourse, Guess who? AY the Rapper we all Know. The Dope Rap Artiste from Naija/UK whose Lyrics are both written in Yoruba and English. I guess I don't need to say much about the song/video. Please watch and see for yourself what I mean. Feel free to drop comments.
More videos to be released soon. Stay tuned :D
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Monday, 8 August 2011
DL Drops 17,18,19 Video Directed By NICK ASGILL
Dolapo Ogundiran known commonly as DL, is a UK Based Nigerian Rapper-songwriter signed on to the Independent WP Music Label.
Although always having an interest in Music, He began taking rapping seriously in 2007 and teamed up with Wale P'z in Late 2009.
DL is fast becoming a rising star on the streets of London and he has performed at various Clubs and Music Venues around the UK (Players Club, 40 London, Troxy and The Indigo O2 Arena) to name a few. He's also had the honour of sharing the big stage with a lot of rising African stars like M.I, Iceprince, Brymo, Waje, Terry G, Timaya and JJC Skills
His music is described as a fusion of Hip Hop, Rnb & Afrobeats and is aimed at the fastly growing African Music Market.
His first official single '17.18.19' released in the autumn of 2010 has since been a favourite amongst Clubbers and Music Lovers around the World and the video finally drops today 8:8:2011. His follow up single 'Mo Rock ehh' was released in the spring of 2011 and the video is expected to be released before the end of the year. Watch, ENjoy and pls Share...
This Classic Video was Directed by Nick Asgil. More to come on here about Mr Asgill soon. Stay Glued...
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This Classic Video was Directed by Nick Asgil. More to come on here about Mr Asgill soon. Stay Glued...
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Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Sossick Releases Jor oo Video ft Dagrin
Not so long ago, we all enjoyed d amazing track by the Number 1 Producer in Africa as a matter of #fact. "SOSSICK" Track tittled Jor oo ft the Late Dagrin RIP...Finally drops a Classic-k Video to fully rep the Ghetto...Video directed by Gini is already earning massive points from Fans and Loved ones. I must say this is the First from a producer of His standard... More Videos coming soon. Sossick is Finally here, Pls watch, enjoy and share.
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Thursday, 23 June 2011
Introducing CDQ
Full Name; Yusuf A. Sodiq
Stage Name; CDQ
Gender; Male
Education: Lagos state university (Economics) B.sc
Genre; Hiphop/Rap Artiste
Song Title; Commando
Management; Billy James Ent. (Self Magt.)
E-mail; cdqonline@gmail.com. Facebook.com/cdq
Phone; +2348037563302
This track was planned to be recorded with Late Dagrin before he passed on titled "Commando" A commercial track that was co-written by CDQ, Dagrin and Sossick feb., 2010... The track was later recorded by CDQ feat. Ace Skillz, and produced by the famous producer that also produced Solid Star current hit "One Man One Vote" called Kellykume under green media production...
Listen and download CDQ COMMANDO via links below
Monday, 20 June 2011
Introducing "Mr Flint"
When in 1989 Bamidele Fagbemi left for the United States like most young men in search of a greener pasture, he was full of hope and expectations to make it big. Having grown up in Lagos and a skilled breakdancer, he got the sobriquet skinny and was determined to make the difference when he got to the states.
One bright morning when he was going to work in the mid 90s, all that changed because as he was riding to work, a truck hit him. The result of the impact is his confinement to a wheelchair.
Undaunted, he plunged himself into music, his first love and got himself another nickname, Mr. Flint. The music producer couldn't break even in America because of a lot of discriminations. First, he was black, second, he is a Nigerian, so he decided to bring home his art to where he would be accepted.
Right now, he is promoting his single, entitled, Ba mi jo including the video, which is enjoying massive rave on air and on the internet.
Mr. Flint is poised to become an inspiration to those with disability by breaking the unwritten rules to come tops.
The Ogun State-born musician whose father once owned a magazine called Music Maker, spoke on various issues like the discrimination in the United States against Africans, challenges, his music, what he hopes to achieve and more.
Kind of music
I used to be a break-dancer. I used to do music when I was in high school. I had a group and tried to get signed to old labels like Polygram or Décor records. Everything went bad in Nigeria; the currency went down and a lot of other things. I felt that it was time for me to go back to overseas. I went to college and took business management, video and editing, acting. I didn't finish college when I had accident because I was depressed. I started doing things like jumping out of the plane, going skiing, diving, and other stuffs just to give inspiration to people in the wheelchair a hope. I had wanted to make a point that if one is on the wheelchair, such can still live.
I played hip-hop - a Nigerian format mixed with western sound. If the chorus is not high, I can't build round the song. Most of the time, I always have the melody in the chorus, then I create the song.

My music is for 25 and above. It is about life in general, about things happening in the society everyday, like I wanna have a girl, I want money, I wish things would better for me. I got songs talking about dream killers, you wanna do something and your parents could say you can never achieve that. I got a song that talk about friends; who are they, where are they now? The number one single is Ba bi jo baby which is getting a lot of attention on Youtube. I posted it and about four days after I got about a thousand views.
I attended Immaculate Comprehensive High School and graduated in 1989. I left in 1989 for the US to further my education. I came back in 2005 and left again. I wanted to work but because of the discrimination, I finally decided to come to a place where people will love and appreciate my art.
I am going back because I have another artiste that I am working with in the United States. I am producing his tracks and his name is Ejuno the Don.
I feel like I am back at home. When I am in the United States, I don't sleep, but when I am here I relax my mind. In overseas, my mind is never at peace, first bills will kill you. Every month, as you open your mailbox, it's nothing but bills. No letters from home, just bills.
I have contended with a lot of discrimination. My first deal was with a group I had in the United States but it didn't materialise. They put us on the shelf as if I was a liability. They always asked me to produce but I always wanted to be an artiste. I just feel like doing what I am good at so that I could inspire somebody else on the wheelchair.
I even have video clips of me jumping out of the plane, jet skiing and so on. This little inspiration, if I could give somebody else, I am ok. I just found out that people with disability in Nigeria are regarded as hopeless people.
When things start looking up, I want to set up a foundation for people with disability. Maybe I could get some sponsors to fly them to the United States, show them what other disabled people could do. Possibly, they could get some new wheelchairs, medical equipment, or other encouragement.
Let them have a sense of belonging in the society. That is my goal. I went to America, came back and was accepted, which they can also achieve. That is the kind of message I'm trying to get across to the people. Some people say, why don't you sing like Ayefele? I am not Ayefele. I keep telling people this is what I do. If you ask my classmates, they will tell you what I was when I was walking and I am still the same person. Even though I am on a wheelchair, I can do a lot of things able-bodied people can do.
Life on a wheelchair
It is pretty difficult. I can't have people cry for me. I have got to live my life. Sometimes, I fall off the chair and I slip in the mud. I will call a police officer to come into my house and help me back on my chair because I don't get any medical benefits. I struggle and I do everything myself and this is all the inspiration I want to give to people in my shoes.
I do a lot of jobs on the computer which is very hectic is very hectic. I used to deal in real estate. I don't have a maid, I don't have a driver and I do everything myself. I live alone. I have a lot of girlfriends, but I just met a lady that inspires me. She is a girl I knew in my high school. Because she gives me some inspiration, there are two songs in my collection dedicated to her.
Acceptance of Nigerian music abroad
The western world is not going to accept Nigerian music because of racism. Nigerians readily accept to play Jay Z but Americans would never play Tuface or D'banj. When I see Nigerians paying Jay Z like three million dollars, it sounds ridiculous because in the United States, he won't get more than $300,000. If they cannot patronize us, why do we support them? We give them their lifestyle. They need us, we don't need them because in America, our artistes perform in clubs but when they come here, they perform in stadiums. I think MI is a good artiste. El Dee is also good but they are not going to do any collaboration with any Nigerian artiste. Even though we are black and all Africans, in America, they still poke jokes at Africans like 'do you still hang out with lions in the jungle'? That's what they think of every African country. I just laugh because that is how ignorant they are. The media over there portray Africans as people who still live in the jungle.
Do you know why Nigerians troop there? It is because the Amerian media know how to publicize America as a great country. I talked to somebody to please let me host my TV show, which is called Flint TV and I would show you the real America. A lot of Africans are suffering. They cannot come back home. If you have no papers, you cannot return home.
There are Nigerians working as cab drivers, car washers, hawkers who cannot come back home because they have no valid travel papers.
There are lots of Africans in London and America whose children don't return home, yet they still claim to be Nigerians. What kind of Nigerian is someone who has children but can't speak a Nigerian language?
Check Below "You Think My Life is Easy" Video by Mr Flint
...More about Mr Flint comin soon...watch this space
One bright morning when he was going to work in the mid 90s, all that changed because as he was riding to work, a truck hit him. The result of the impact is his confinement to a wheelchair.
Undaunted, he plunged himself into music, his first love and got himself another nickname, Mr. Flint. The music producer couldn't break even in America because of a lot of discriminations. First, he was black, second, he is a Nigerian, so he decided to bring home his art to where he would be accepted.
Right now, he is promoting his single, entitled, Ba mi jo including the video, which is enjoying massive rave on air and on the internet.
Mr. Flint is poised to become an inspiration to those with disability by breaking the unwritten rules to come tops.
The Ogun State-born musician whose father once owned a magazine called Music Maker, spoke on various issues like the discrimination in the United States against Africans, challenges, his music, what he hopes to achieve and more.
Kind of music
I used to be a break-dancer. I used to do music when I was in high school. I had a group and tried to get signed to old labels like Polygram or Décor records. Everything went bad in Nigeria; the currency went down and a lot of other things. I felt that it was time for me to go back to overseas. I went to college and took business management, video and editing, acting. I didn't finish college when I had accident because I was depressed. I started doing things like jumping out of the plane, going skiing, diving, and other stuffs just to give inspiration to people in the wheelchair a hope. I had wanted to make a point that if one is on the wheelchair, such can still live.
I played hip-hop - a Nigerian format mixed with western sound. If the chorus is not high, I can't build round the song. Most of the time, I always have the melody in the chorus, then I create the song.

My music is for 25 and above. It is about life in general, about things happening in the society everyday, like I wanna have a girl, I want money, I wish things would better for me. I got songs talking about dream killers, you wanna do something and your parents could say you can never achieve that. I got a song that talk about friends; who are they, where are they now? The number one single is Ba bi jo baby which is getting a lot of attention on Youtube. I posted it and about four days after I got about a thousand views.
I attended Immaculate Comprehensive High School and graduated in 1989. I left in 1989 for the US to further my education. I came back in 2005 and left again. I wanted to work but because of the discrimination, I finally decided to come to a place where people will love and appreciate my art.
I am going back because I have another artiste that I am working with in the United States. I am producing his tracks and his name is Ejuno the Don.
I feel like I am back at home. When I am in the United States, I don't sleep, but when I am here I relax my mind. In overseas, my mind is never at peace, first bills will kill you. Every month, as you open your mailbox, it's nothing but bills. No letters from home, just bills.
I have contended with a lot of discrimination. My first deal was with a group I had in the United States but it didn't materialise. They put us on the shelf as if I was a liability. They always asked me to produce but I always wanted to be an artiste. I just feel like doing what I am good at so that I could inspire somebody else on the wheelchair.
I even have video clips of me jumping out of the plane, jet skiing and so on. This little inspiration, if I could give somebody else, I am ok. I just found out that people with disability in Nigeria are regarded as hopeless people.
When things start looking up, I want to set up a foundation for people with disability. Maybe I could get some sponsors to fly them to the United States, show them what other disabled people could do. Possibly, they could get some new wheelchairs, medical equipment, or other encouragement.
Let them have a sense of belonging in the society. That is my goal. I went to America, came back and was accepted, which they can also achieve. That is the kind of message I'm trying to get across to the people. Some people say, why don't you sing like Ayefele? I am not Ayefele. I keep telling people this is what I do. If you ask my classmates, they will tell you what I was when I was walking and I am still the same person. Even though I am on a wheelchair, I can do a lot of things able-bodied people can do.
Life on a wheelchair
It is pretty difficult. I can't have people cry for me. I have got to live my life. Sometimes, I fall off the chair and I slip in the mud. I will call a police officer to come into my house and help me back on my chair because I don't get any medical benefits. I struggle and I do everything myself and this is all the inspiration I want to give to people in my shoes.
I do a lot of jobs on the computer which is very hectic is very hectic. I used to deal in real estate. I don't have a maid, I don't have a driver and I do everything myself. I live alone. I have a lot of girlfriends, but I just met a lady that inspires me. She is a girl I knew in my high school. Because she gives me some inspiration, there are two songs in my collection dedicated to her.
Acceptance of Nigerian music abroad
The western world is not going to accept Nigerian music because of racism. Nigerians readily accept to play Jay Z but Americans would never play Tuface or D'banj. When I see Nigerians paying Jay Z like three million dollars, it sounds ridiculous because in the United States, he won't get more than $300,000. If they cannot patronize us, why do we support them? We give them their lifestyle. They need us, we don't need them because in America, our artistes perform in clubs but when they come here, they perform in stadiums. I think MI is a good artiste. El Dee is also good but they are not going to do any collaboration with any Nigerian artiste. Even though we are black and all Africans, in America, they still poke jokes at Africans like 'do you still hang out with lions in the jungle'? That's what they think of every African country. I just laugh because that is how ignorant they are. The media over there portray Africans as people who still live in the jungle.
Do you know why Nigerians troop there? It is because the Amerian media know how to publicize America as a great country. I talked to somebody to please let me host my TV show, which is called Flint TV and I would show you the real America. A lot of Africans are suffering. They cannot come back home. If you have no papers, you cannot return home.
There are Nigerians working as cab drivers, car washers, hawkers who cannot come back home because they have no valid travel papers.
There are lots of Africans in London and America whose children don't return home, yet they still claim to be Nigerians. What kind of Nigerian is someone who has children but can't speak a Nigerian language?
Check Below "You Think My Life is Easy" Video by Mr Flint
...More about Mr Flint comin soon...watch this space
Thursday, 5 May 2011
D-mic Official Video (titled Holla at ya boy) directed by fullclipfilms
Dee Mic is a Hip Hop artiste whose debut single has been generating an internet buzz.. An extraordinary talent with a Nack for real street Music..He has a passion to take Afro Hip Hop to another level..He's currently working on his mixtape tittle REAGRDLESS..His influences in the music game among many others: EPMD,Nas,Rakim,Fat Joe
Thursday, 3 March 2011
KURIO
Born Uzoewulu Okechukwu Samuel, KURIO is one of the few unsigned Nigerian acts whom I believe with the right backing, can make it big time. He’s definitely an artist we’ll have our eyes on and you should too. His two singles deals with matters of the heart with my favorite being “Holes in my heart”.
Also known as Kuriobaba, this Anambra born – Lagos based artist is multilingual (Yoruba, Igbo and English) and he uses this advantage in his songs. This model’s debut single: So Gi (translation -> only you) features veteran producer Kelikume and was officially released mid November. Not new to performing, this C.E.O of Baseline Inc recently performed with the likes of Tobagold, Korede Bello amongst others at Nigerian Models and Achievers awards. Here are his singles below. Enjoy! Listen to “Holes in my heart”
HERE ARE THE LINKS TO His SONG;;;
http://soundcloud.com/user5397841/holes-in-my-heart-kurio-ft
HOLE IN MA HEART
http://soundcloud.com/user5397841/kurio-sogi-club-mix
SOGI
http://www.4shared.com/audio/Rnn4Jqzc/SOGI_Kurio_Ft_Kelikume__Cacino.html
Also known as Kuriobaba, this Anambra born – Lagos based artist is multilingual (Yoruba, Igbo and English) and he uses this advantage in his songs. This model’s debut single: So Gi (translation -> only you) features veteran producer Kelikume and was officially released mid November. Not new to performing, this C.E.O of Baseline Inc recently performed with the likes of Tobagold, Korede Bello amongst others at Nigerian Models and Achievers awards. Here are his singles below. Enjoy! Listen to “Holes in my heart”
HERE ARE THE LINKS TO His SONG;;;
http://soundcloud.com/user5397841/holes-in-my-heart-kurio-ft
HOLE IN MA HEART
http://soundcloud.com/user5397841/kurio-sogi-club-mix
SOGI
http://www.4shared.com/audio/Rnn4Jqzc/SOGI_Kurio_Ft_Kelikume__Cacino.html
HOLY BREEZE aka MR KONI
My name is Omojeminiyi Ebenezer...my artistic name is Breeze but most people call me Mr Koni meaning...I'm from akoko south-west, Ondo state, Nigeria. From the family of eight children.. {three boys, five girls..} I'm the last born of the family. Born and brought up in Abuja.. I'm a commercial hip hop singer and a music producer at swagalist entertainment, Lagos, Nigeria.HERE IS THE LINK TO MA SONG; http://soundcloud.com/user5397841/ko-ni-meaning |
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
AK Slim
He started his music career as a young rapper,in the mid 90s,rapping in the streets,clubs and schools around lagos and beyond. Later joined a rap group called Dr Fresh and the Hip-hop Power House which placed him on a bigger platform then,performing on the same stages with Plantation boyz,remedies and others at Lekki beach clubs and campuses.
He went underground for sometime, but now he has resurrected with Hip-hop, soul and R&B to take His place.
May God Help Him
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Introducing SKINYBOY
My name is Akinlabi Akinshola Saheed popularly kwown as Skinyboy,an indigene of Oyo-state,Nigeria.Bred and buttered in lagos,and reside @ Ayobo. From a family of five(5),I'm the second son. Student of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko(AAUA),Ondo-State Nigeria, I've worked with some known artistes such as G-cleff,Emem,Ray1 etc.I started music seven(7) years ago as a rapper,but now what i do is simply called "Afro hip-hop" which has a blend of Naija flavour to tell the Foreigners where i come from. I'm now out with the new single titled "To baad" which will hit d airplay very soon. I'm a cool and easy goin person that likes anything good,to all my naija peeps i say one luv 2 you all.
Skinyboy
click here to listen and download http://www.archive.org/details/ToBaad
Skinyboy
click here to listen and download http://www.archive.org/details/ToBaad
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