So spring break is here and I cannot wait to travel. I already know I am going to have a good time but I feel like good music makes it 10 times… scratch that, 1,000,000 times better. I have created my Spring break playlist and I decided to share it with you. This playlist consists of songs from my home country, Nigeria, and other parts…
2018 was definitely a good year for music in Nigeria. We saw a lot of new acts come into the scene and solidify their name in the music industry. We even experienced the various sides to some of our favorite artists, and saw some of our favorite artists and groups come back together. I have created a youtube playlist that consists of songs that I…
Kizz Daniel became a household name in Nigeria within a year or two. In such a short period of time, he has collaborated with popular international acts, this just goes to show how good Kizz Daniel is. Let’s get straight into the music shall we? My favorite Kizz Daniel song is his recent collaboration with the popular group, Major Lazer. I have been following Major…
Maleek Berry is a well known Nigerian producer and artist. He first came into the spotlight in 2013 when he produced Wizkid’s freestyle, The Matter (listen below). This was the song that really brought Maleek Berry mainstream and ever since then, he has never gone wrong in any musical content he puts out. Throughout his career, he has dropped multiple singles featuring artists like Geko…
I first discovered Shakka on YouTube. This song called ‘Take Over’ just came on and I noticed that Mr. Eazi and Seyi Shay are on it and so I said “why not just give it a listen?”. From then, I fell in love with the song but more in love with Shakka because I had finally found some new talent I was willing to explore.…
You have probably not heard of RamRiddlz before so I will give you a little background. He was born and raised in Mississauga, Canada. He is 23, a musician known for his unique vocals and sound. This is why I love him, because his sound is very unique from what we hear in the fore-front of music. Let us get straight into the music, shall…
Every Nigerian knows Wizkid. Let me rephrase that, everybody knows Wizkid! There are obviously some parts of the world that Afrobeats has not touched yet and they could be unknown to this genre, hence not knowing who Wizkid is but not to worry, I will give you a little background. Ayo Balogun was born and raised in Ojuelegba, Lagos. He started his career in the…
Welcome to a very late ‘M’$ Artist of the Month’. The month of April is dedicated to one of Nigeria’s best female artists, Tiwa Savage. Tiwatope Savage, who is famously known as Tiwa Savage, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. Her music career started at a very young age singing backup for popular artists and music groups like Destiny’s Child, Mary J. Blige and Chaka…
As you are getting ready for summer, it is only right to start compiling your summer playlist. I have already started mine and I find myself picking songs from this Nigerian duo called Show Dem Camp. If you do not know them, well you are about to and you will definitely want their music in your summer playlist. Here is a little background behind…
If you haven’t heard of Losa Leke, you’re about to hear of him now. Losa is a Nigerian musician whose music is very different from the regular, or should I say mainstream music. There is a particular feeling I get from listening to Losa’s music, my mind just goes to the beach and I picture myself relaxing in a bikini under the hot sun sipping…
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The insane stigma & shame attached to repeating a class growing up was truly detrimental. Not everyone will get it right the first time and that’s OKAY. It’s things like this that seep into our subconscious from a young age, falsely teaching us that we can‘t recover from failure
