DJ Final is on a winning streak at the moment. He has kept the bar very high in recent times and has put out a series of amazing mixes. This is a new installment in the series of Music Palliatives from Africa’s Coolest DJ – DJ FINAL during these trying times. He is still in the lab cooking wonderful playlists to soothe you while Doctors (The real superheroes) battle with COVID-19
We were emailed a song from one of Tanzania’s upcoming sensations by the name Royce. After a few listens, We honestly think the song is amazing and is destined to climb the charts. The song is titled “Utatulia” and according to the artist it means “are you going to chill”? Its a song all about loyalty in relationships like if I give my partner everything she wants (love, care, money, cars, mansions, etc)is she going to chill and still be loyal to me?
Tanzania also boasts of huge artists like Diamond Platnumz, Ali Kiba, Venessa MDee, etc who have all made indelible marks on the continent, and Royce will be hoping to become recognized on the continent as some of his countrymen mentioned above.
Ace Nigerian DJ, DJ 2Buzy presents a new mix that features top Afro-beat talents, residents, in the USA alongside side their contemporaries in Africa. The mix is a combination of some of the biggest hits playing on radio across the two continents. This is surely a great travel companion. USA vs. Naija Mix is powered by Mazifeanyidotcom.
We are very impressed with Olawale Kentucky in 2020. He seemed to have gotten his brand off the ground in 2020. His brand is now looking Prim and proper. He also packs a crowd and is able to fill up descent sized event halls and venues. This is something you cannot take for granted. His Publicity skills is far superior to what I expect from a local artist in Indiana, and if there is one thing we learnt from Olawale Kentucky this year, It is the ability to keep your fans entertained and thrilled on social media. He has by far one of the most engaging social media pages in Indianapolis and is attracting a lot of business to himself. He also appeared in multiple paid events in 2020. He also so some very huge records in 2020 and Kokoka is definitely top notch.
This is one of the biggest Afro tunes coming out of USA at the moment. Watch Kokoka by Olawale Kentucky featuring his longtime friend and collaborator Boy Combination below.
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As different governments across the world continue to extend the isolation period, people all over the world are just sick and tired of staying home. Even though we may be disappointed, it is good to recognize that homesickness is far better than being infected with the coronavirus.
Creatives across the world are trying their best to help minimize boredom. DJ final releases a very refreshing mix of some feel-good Nigerian songs
Naija Got Vibes is a new installment of DJ FINAL’s mixtape. He mixes all of the songs you have always wanted to hear to create a fire mix while Doctors are battling. It is 100 percent good vibes!
Ty style whose real name is Omotayo Moses Giwa is an Afro-pop artist, born and brought up in Lagos. He started his music career at a very tender age looking up to the Likes of Toni Tetuilla, Sound Sultan, 9ice, Eldee the Don, D’banj and some other legendary musicians back the early 2000’s. He kicked off his music career officially in the year 2012/2013 while in secondary school. Ty Style is an exciting talent, he is hardworking, determined, and creative and has graced the biggest stage in Nigeria including Felabration (3years in a row), One Lagos Fiesta, Nigerian beer fest, a couple of radio tours and interviews, school, interstate tours and many more still to come.
One of his biggest assets is the unique way he delivers his verses and his ability to write positive messages in his lyrics. Throughout the EP, his tone and mood is positive something you don’t get to see these days with artists. This new EP Motivate Urself is a testament to the enormous potential he has. The 7 song Track E.P is a heavy dose of Afro-beat mixed with a mad street vibe.
You can find him on Instagram @iamtystyle. He’s currently under the management of Swaggsmayor_ent.
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If you were listening to Rap music in Nigeria around the early 2000s’ you must have come across Mtrill. He was a household name in Port Harcourt at the time and was winning huge awards like channel O music video awards ahead of his Lagos counterparts like D-Banj and Tubaba just to mention a few. He is one that many rappers in PH looked up to at a certain point in their careers. M-trill and Rheymophoebus share similar values. They are seasoned emcees and entertainment entrepreneurs with similarities, such as their mutual love for hip-hop and an undying passion for seeing their industry grow and thrive.
The project was produced by Xblaze, recorded mixed and mastered by Ex-O, artistically directed by Psalmurai and A&R’d by Ms. Rae @3131 connect.
The Calibre EP is a celebration of life and the struggles of everyday living. The project was designed to touch fans and listeners in specific uplifting and introspective ways while still showing skills on the mic, but, more importantly, Calibre is also an Ode to B-Elect, a community leader in the Nigerian hip-hop industry that passed away a few months ago (RIP).
If you were a party freak in the ’90s then you will be familiar with this playlist. It was one used by the best DJ’s of the era, it consists of songs like TLC No scrubs, Bobby Valentino Slow down, Sisqo Unleash the dragon, Cassidy Hotel, Ja Rule what’s love.
Dj 2Busy provides a customized mix of all our favorite mainstream American songs in the 90’S. Check out the entire playlist below
Tracklist.
1. Snoop Dogg – Drop It Like It’s Hot.
2. R Kelly – Pick Up The Phone.
3. R Kelly – Snake.
4. Naughty By Nature – Jamboree.
5. Bobby Valentino – Slow Down.
6. TLC – No Scrubs.
7. Akon – Ghetto.
8. Wyclef – Your Love.
9. Akon – Look Into My Eyes.
10. Black Eyed Peas – Where Is The Love.
11. Ja Rule – What’s Love?
12. Cassidy – Hotel.
13. Mario – Let Me Love You.
14. Jagged Edge – Where The Party At?
15. Nas – I Know, I Can.
16. Sean Paul – Give It Up To Me.
17. Usher – You Remind Me.
18. 2Pac – Do For Love.
19. 112 – Only You.
20. Angelique Kidjo – Agolo.
21. Raghav – Angel Eyes.
22. Chaka Demus & Pliers – Bam Bam.
23. Eve – Who’s That Girl?
24. Mad Cobra – Legacy.
25. Maxi Priest – Close To You.
26. Mark Marrison – Return Of The Mark.
27. Chaka Demus & Pliers – Murder She Wrote.
28. Shaggy – Wasn’t Me.
29. R Kelly – Burning.
30. Sisquo – Unleash The Dragon.
31. Ja Rule – Always On Time.
32. DNA – Tom’s Dinner.
33. Baby Bash – Baby I’m Back.
34. Beyonce – Naughty Girl.
35. Cassie – Me & You.
36. Chris Brown – Run It.
37. 50Cent – Candy Shop.
38. Gwen Stefanie – Rich Girl.
39. Heavy D – Don’t Be Afraid.
40. Brandy – Afrodisiac.
41. Mr Vegas – Head High.
42. Ini Kamose – Hot Steppers.
43. Sean Paul – Get Busy.
44. Ludacris – Area Code.
45. Black Eyed Peas – Request Line.
46. T Pain – Bartender.
47. Cassie – Long Way To Go.
48. Usher – Yeah.
DJ 2Busy serves us a throwback mix of some of Nigeria’s most historic songs in the late ’90s and early 2000s’. This comes at a time when people are looking o get away from sad and depressing News as COVID-19 continues to spread and claim lives. People are still stuck in their homes waiting for their pandemic to end.
Throwback Mix is by Dj 2Busy is a great way to escape to a time when the world was so much better.
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The rap industry in Nigeria has come alive in the last few months. There has been a resurgence, a couple of significant events that have regenerated and rekindled interest in the art form. At the turn of the millennium, rap music could pride itself as the most followed form of music in Nigeria. Rewind time to the days of Ruggedman, Idris Abdulkareem, and Eldee, rap in Nigeria at one time had a very honest and fanatical following.
Blaqbonez albums, E.P’s and battles, Chocolate city’s Martell Cypher, Mi vs Vector Beef, Blaqbonez vs Khaligraph Jones, Timi Kei’s soul soup Album, and Dr. Barz record detailing the killing of a Mechanic in Port Harcourt are some events that have lifted the face of rap music in recent times.
Today, we had a chance to sit down with Dr. Barz who is emerging as one of the best rap acts in Nigeria and this is how it went.
Born Victor Akpomon, Dr. Barz is a uniquely versatile Afro-hip-hop music artiste. Born in the early ’90s in Benin, Nigeria and raised in the southern city of Port Harcourt, his love for music began from his early years as he started writing music at a tender age of thirteen in high school.
Dr. Barz’s music is an expression of his vast life experiences, societal struggles, and deep knowledge. With a voice texture and rhyme scheme likened to that of Kendrick Lamar, the soul of J. Cole and the spirit of a Port Harcourt hustler, Dr. Barz produces all shades of dope any day.
I chose the name Dr. Barz because I doctor bars. At first, it was just Barz, because I needed something simple and self-explanatory but it needed some distinction. I switched to 16 Barz for a short time because most of my verses were 16s, but in the end, I finally decided to be a Dr.
My major influences currently are J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, and Burna-Boy. Although at different times during the span of my music career, I have had several other influences
I consider myself The Creative God and one of the best rappers in Nigeria. I personally hold the opinion that the best is a set of people and not just one person, contrary to many people’s beliefs.
I think mumble rap is largely overrated and glorified – sad. I personally think real hip-hop/music should be comprehensible, possess clearly defined messages and inspire people to a positive end
In the future, expect way better songs, videos, bigger collaborations, award-winning projects and definitely real poo-poo
I’m working on my debut album, can’t specifically say when it will be out but it promises to feature a number of amazing artists worldwide.
I think digital platforms are an amazing inclusion in the music industry business, one today’s generation of artistes should feel privileged to have Traditional hard copy sales should not be overlooked too as different regions have their preferences and this is also a good source of revenue during tours.
Not enough But I am making some considerable amount of money
I would say I am grateful for all the considerable amount of support I am getting, but I wouldn’t say that getting way more is a bad idea. It is required for growth
No, I am independent but I am currently managed by an independent outfit, Kporwell Inc. There are big advantages of being on big labels, but for the integrity of my sound and creative freedom, I would prefer to be independent
Music is a business Businesses need investors The more the merrier.
Thank you so much for joining us today. we honestly think your video is pretty solid, gritty and dope. You are one of the best rap act out now.
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