Olamide just started 2013 with a brand new way. Everybody loves Tonto, listen and share your thoughts.
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Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Jaywon – This Year
This is the JayWon most people have been waiting for. The one that’s capable of delivering classic Yoruba tunes with powerful lyrics that would captivate the minds of listeners young and old. “This Year” is THAT song.
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Samklef – The Rain ft Jesse Jagz
Samklef returns with The Rain, and he teamed up with Mr Jags of All Trades. Listen and share your thoughts.
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Vector – Angeli ft. 9ice
YSG Entertainment artist, Vector drops 2 hots singles on us after going quiet for a little while.
On the first joint, Angeli, he teams up with 9ice. Pretty hot track and you know you can’t go wrong with 9ice on the hook really. In addition Vector comes with his signature hot flow, and the tune is a nice package for the listeners
The second joint, Mr Vector features Jazzy, and has a crazy infectious beat. Madt tings.
Enjoy.
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On the first joint, Angeli, he teams up with 9ice. Pretty hot track and you know you can’t go wrong with 9ice on the hook really. In addition Vector comes with his signature hot flow, and the tune is a nice package for the listeners
The second joint, Mr Vector features Jazzy, and has a crazy infectious beat. Madt tings.
Enjoy.
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Thursday, 13 December 2012
Famouz_Cok It Up. Go Down Low. Like Sey
Famous a young talented super star from Nigeria Currently based in Port Harcourt.
He is a true definition of talent & good music.
He has won some previous awards e.g
(BEST ARTISTE OF THE YEAR IN PORT HARCOURT CELEBRITIES AWARDS IN THE YEAR 2011) few months later,
Saturday, 8 December 2012
AY.com – Jogolo ft. Timaya
AY.com, the man responsible for the hit
track “Pass Me Your Love” returns with Jogolo remix featuring Nigerian
king of commercial music TIMAYA aka “egberi papa of bayelsa” another
potential banger.
Produced by YOUNG D who produced all the tracks in timaya’s curent slbum “UPGRADE” this is a guarantee of good music. Check it out.
Produced by YOUNG D who produced all the tracks in timaya’s curent slbum “UPGRADE” this is a guarantee of good music. Check it out.
Monday, 19 November 2012
Dj Humility _Badman ft. Sugaboiz
The track features the new signed acts to his H-RECORDS Label
*SugaBOIZ* (@Wizzywee and @Chiflow1) remember them with SUPERSTAR
(Billionaire Cover)!!!. As expected, it’s a heavy Hip-Hop tune that will
certainly pull lots of attention to him(DJ HUMILITY) and the duo
(SUGABOIZ) that did justice to the song..
The video for the track is in the making and also banging…
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The video for the track is in the making and also banging…
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Olamide _ Industreet Cypher ft. Reminisce
Spanking New Single collabo From OLAMIDE.
In This Track Titled:_Industreet Cypher ft. Reminisce.
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In This Track Titled:_Industreet Cypher ft. Reminisce.
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Banky W_Yes or No
Here is a brand new singles from my forthcoming #R&BW album. “Yes/No” I’m excited that I get to share these brand new
songs with y’all, and I really, truly hope you love listening to them
as much as we loved making them. I have to give a huge shoutout to the
Producers, Cobhams Asuquo and Spellz, for helping me create them..And am also giving a shoutout To Mr Sleek (The Site Admin) For Spreading This Good Music.
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Friday, 2 November 2012
Mc.Flair ft Dawix_Lyrical Murderer
Here Comes Another Thrilling Video From Mc Flair Alongside Dawix
This Video is Titled: LYRICAL MURDERER.
Directed By Starox Pat
Download, Share & Enjoy
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Monday, 29 October 2012
Kaystyle_Damilola
Stronghandz Entertainment Presents: KAYSTYLE.
KAYSTYLE aka Mr Anonymous is another mufti-talented P.h Artiste,
Music Producer, Composer, Singer & also a Rapper Whom Has Worked Very Hard
In The Industry With a Spike Aim of Fulfilling Maximum Satisfaction To The Entire Human Race.
Kaystyle (Mr Anonymous) is once a winner of the Hip Hop Category of Odudu Awards in the year 2010/2011.
Download his latest hot single titled: DAMILOLA
KAYSTYLE aka Mr Anonymous is another mufti-talented P.h Artiste,
Music Producer, Composer, Singer & also a Rapper Whom Has Worked Very Hard
In The Industry With a Spike Aim of Fulfilling Maximum Satisfaction To The Entire Human Race.
Kaystyle (Mr Anonymous) is once a winner of the Hip Hop Category of Odudu Awards in the year 2010/2011.
Download his latest hot single titled: DAMILOLA
Monday, 22 October 2012
Bobby Bantan (Da Spartan) _ Marry You
Purple Lantern Proudly Presents BOBBY BANTAN (Da Spartan)
Bobby Bantan is Another Talented Artiste Straight Out From The City Of Port Harcourt
Whom Have Previously Collaborated With Some Top Artistes Of Nigeria.
Such as: DUNCAN MIGHTY, BABA SEMPE, RAYMOND KING & Others.
So Sit Back And Feel The Intellectual & Rhythmic Lyrics On His Latest Single Titled: MARRY U.
Also Watch Out For His Video Being Directed By Xkluzif Ahmed Which is Currently on Loading Mode..
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Bobby Bantan is Another Talented Artiste Straight Out From The City Of Port Harcourt
Whom Have Previously Collaborated With Some Top Artistes Of Nigeria.
Such as: DUNCAN MIGHTY, BABA SEMPE, RAYMOND KING & Others.
So Sit Back And Feel The Intellectual & Rhythmic Lyrics On His Latest Single Titled: MARRY U.
Also Watch Out For His Video Being Directed By Xkluzif Ahmed Which is Currently on Loading Mode..
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Thursday, 18 October 2012
2Shotz Ft Timaya _Desire
Would you believe it if i told you 2shotz is prepping for his 6th studio
album? Yes he is, and it’s absolutely remarkable how long 2shotz has
been in the game and staying relevant throughout.
A single of the album, B.O.S.S which should be released next year is this extra hot DESIRE which features Timaya DOWNLOAD NOW
A single of the album, B.O.S.S which should be released next year is this extra hot DESIRE which features Timaya DOWNLOAD NOW
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
M.I_ Ashes (In Memory of #ALUU4)
Nigeria’s talent rapper Jude Abaga popularly known as M.I has
condemned the killings of the 4 University of Port-Harcourt students who
were beaten and burnt alive in front of a crowd.
M.I wrote the poem below:
The hope is the worst part of it.
The way they lay there, beaten and broken, battered and bruised. Knowing their end had come for certain. Knowing that the crowd meant to see this through to the end. And yet, in the midst of all this certainty, in some small corner of their hearts, hoping. That something would happen, some miracle perhaps.
I am speaking of course, of the #Aluu4, students of University of Port Harcourt who were beaten and set ablaze last week.
I’d heard the news sometime last week and devoted all of 10 seconds of thought to it. I wondered briefly who the students were, and what could possibly have driven them to steal. I briefly wondered if they were really guilty but my mind quickly shied away from where that road could lead. I remembered all the stories I grew up hearing about thieves and the instant justice meted out to them, and mentally shook my head.
That would have been all, I suppose, but for the video. It is probably the most gruesome thing I have ever seen, and the worst I ever hope to see.
Hope.
There, I’ve said it again. Somehow it seems there is no escaping it.
Because when things like this happen, it seems our default reaction is to hope it will never happen to us or any one we know or love. Then we hope that our religion and hard work and luck will exempt us from senseless suffering. Sometimes we hope that right thing will be done, the wrong doers brought to book, and the victims receive some sort of justice.
Every day we hope the country we live in will be a better place for us and for our children.
And that is the problem with hope.
That we have allowed it to cripple us and render us inactive.
You , me, all of us who sit by hoping and doing nothing to change.
The question is not whether or not the 4 boys stole anything. That is quite besides the point.
Let us ask instead: What do I need to ensure my children do not grow up hearing stories like these?
What would it cost to make this country and are we willing to pay the price?
Because if I were there that day, would I have spoken up and done my best to put a stop to it? Or silently stood by, condemning the actions in my heart, but doing nothing? Would I have been seized by the bloodlust and fear and anger myself, and spurred them on with my shouts, and cries for blood, maybe tossed in a rock or two for good measure.
The society is a mirror of each of us. It is sad and sickening that this was allowed to happen. It shows us all what we are capable of, what w will each do given the right set of circumstances.
These 4 murdered men, their deaths should not be in vain. If anything good could come out of a mess so sordid, let it be that every Nigerian begins to think about the problem and what to do to solve it. Let it be that we understand the problem is ourselves and our failure to take a stand against injustice and lawlessness over the years. Let it be that we promise ourselves never to let this happen again. Not on our land. Not as long as we’re alive.
I hope this time we get it right.
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M.I wrote the poem below:
The hope is the worst part of it.
The way they lay there, beaten and broken, battered and bruised. Knowing their end had come for certain. Knowing that the crowd meant to see this through to the end. And yet, in the midst of all this certainty, in some small corner of their hearts, hoping. That something would happen, some miracle perhaps.
I am speaking of course, of the #Aluu4, students of University of Port Harcourt who were beaten and set ablaze last week.
I’d heard the news sometime last week and devoted all of 10 seconds of thought to it. I wondered briefly who the students were, and what could possibly have driven them to steal. I briefly wondered if they were really guilty but my mind quickly shied away from where that road could lead. I remembered all the stories I grew up hearing about thieves and the instant justice meted out to them, and mentally shook my head.
That would have been all, I suppose, but for the video. It is probably the most gruesome thing I have ever seen, and the worst I ever hope to see.
Hope.
There, I’ve said it again. Somehow it seems there is no escaping it.
Because when things like this happen, it seems our default reaction is to hope it will never happen to us or any one we know or love. Then we hope that our religion and hard work and luck will exempt us from senseless suffering. Sometimes we hope that right thing will be done, the wrong doers brought to book, and the victims receive some sort of justice.
Every day we hope the country we live in will be a better place for us and for our children.
And that is the problem with hope.
That we have allowed it to cripple us and render us inactive.
You , me, all of us who sit by hoping and doing nothing to change.
The question is not whether or not the 4 boys stole anything. That is quite besides the point.
Let us ask instead: What do I need to ensure my children do not grow up hearing stories like these?
What would it cost to make this country and are we willing to pay the price?
Because if I were there that day, would I have spoken up and done my best to put a stop to it? Or silently stood by, condemning the actions in my heart, but doing nothing? Would I have been seized by the bloodlust and fear and anger myself, and spurred them on with my shouts, and cries for blood, maybe tossed in a rock or two for good measure.
The society is a mirror of each of us. It is sad and sickening that this was allowed to happen. It shows us all what we are capable of, what w will each do given the right set of circumstances.
These 4 murdered men, their deaths should not be in vain. If anything good could come out of a mess so sordid, let it be that every Nigerian begins to think about the problem and what to do to solve it. Let it be that we understand the problem is ourselves and our failure to take a stand against injustice and lawlessness over the years. Let it be that we promise ourselves never to let this happen again. Not on our land. Not as long as we’re alive.
I hope this time we get it right.
DOWNLOAD NOW
Tuesday, 9 October 2012
Thursday, 4 October 2012
FUNKY BRODAZ_Wine Am Go down rmx
The Funky Brodaz Just Released The RMX of Another Earth Quaking Party Single Titled_WINE AM GO DOWN Feel Da Funky Groove..
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