BLACK: Oyibobo was released October 2011, but wasn’t recognized as much as it was expected, but this version is really reloaded as it features Skales on it and Skales’ delivery was point, although he sang as well. The record has got a fine tune, Mjeez is signed to Fahrenheit entertainment, still bubbling under but he is definitely a talent to watch out for this year. Listen and Enjoy!
SCORE: 3.5/5
PREACH: Again,am not impressed with this song. “Oyi-bobo, girl you be the koko……Boko Haram no fit put no bomb between US”. Please nigerian artists should wake up esp our RnB singers.
SCORE: 1.75/5
BLACK: Tis’ a Jam right here, I guess its cause I’ve always liked Yung Hanz raps, I’m really impressed with his come back on this record. ‘ I wanna stop drinking it’s killing my liver but I’m feeling alive my Demon is high, you’ll know if you look in my identical eye pathetical lie it’s all you can tell and the money is so dirty like it’s all you can smell’ . HanuJay isn’t new to the Naija Music scene as well, he’s been bubbling under for some years, he sings real good as well, Dreybeatz produced this record and I think he sampled Digital girl by The Dream, Kanye West and Drake. Good joint though. Listen and Enjoy!
SCORE: 3.5/5
PREACH: Nothing really wrong with this track except that it’s a typical mixtape joint. Sample beat,nice flow and lines.
Nothing special.
SCORE: 2/5
Black: Both names sound peculiar, but the latter is a very hot chick as well as her raps.
Selebobo is not new to the industry as well, we’ve heard him on Odeshi which featured Flavour. On this record, he teamed up with Uganda’s finest female rapper & she repped on this song as well. Although I expected more from her punch lines. On the average, it’s a good song. Listen and Enjoy!
SCORE: 3/5
Truth: Haba Black!!!!!! How can you say this song is good on the average!!! And the track from Ikechukwu is nice? At least this song has a concept and it was executed properly. Not to mention the fantastic techno beat & Selebobo’s great delivery (lovely voice). This is really “PureSound”. No doubt, Keko’s verse was average at best but Selebobo delivered really well on his part. Please download this track and let’s know what you think. And trust me, they’ll be “no letting go” of this track once you jam it.
SCORE: 4/5
Black: WFA’s Finest Ikechukwu teamed up with Omo Akin on this record titled ‘Ifeoma’, it has really been a tough time for Ikechukwu despite his disputes with friends and Ex-label mates but he’s ‘still standing’. This record was produced by Omo Akin, it’s got a fine tune. * Singing* ‘She no dey ride for free, she dey ride for fee’. It’s a nice record. Listen and Enjoy!
SCORE: 3/5
Truth: Mehn!!! I don’t even know what to say about this track because it’s like everywhere I turn, I hear party tracks- guess everyone wants to go the “Davido” route. In my opinion, this is just a desperate comeback attempt by Killz, nothing special. So yes you’ll dance because the beat will make you move but that’s all it is-vocals on a hot beat! It’s not a “song” as far as I’m concerned.
SCORE: 2.5/5
The 3 fresh joints released by Monemsis are:
1. Take You out
3. Can’t Wait
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Black: SMG Boss ‘Sinzu’ teamed up with Vector on this record, well; Firstly, I really don’t like the beat and as for the lyrics, well I think Vector did better than Sauce kid. ‘Vec is a BEAST, Sauce is an ANIMAL… Look were we at, now you Sinzu (Seen zoo)’. Vec also said ‘I’m a Lord ya (Alordiah) like Eva’s last name’. ‘I come hard on the flow see men (Siemen) no Fijitsu’..Damn, Vector is ill. It ain’t easy thinking of
punches like that. But overall its just an O.K Record. Listen and Enjoy.
SCORE: 3/5
Grant:Like Black said, Vector went harder on this jam, despite having a verse as opposed to SauceKids’ two. That being said, big props to Sauce for the joint mehn – its true hip hop. The beat be banging hard lines such as “When it come to rap class, I be in the honor roll, I’m a terrorist behind bars, guatanamo” & “Tell them
niggas run it, gimme that, Chris Brown” by two of Naijas’ finest MCs into
your mental. This is a must for rapheads, hip hop believers and all those
aspiring to join the movement.
SCORE: 5/5
Black: EME Rapper, Skales dropped this hot freestyle, from the original version by Jay-z and Kanye west. It’s a really dope beat and i think Skales did a very good job on the freestyle; I loved the flexibility and creativity. ‘These niggaz say I’m bleaching, you must be out’ your mind suffering from too much freshness my attitude we design’. Kyos, what’s up?
Kyos: I concur with you Black, not disputing the fact that its a crazy beat but i still want to believe that Skales did not give this ‘sick’ beat his best, he could have gone harder. Overall, it’s not a bad freestyle.
SCORE: 3.5/5
Black: Show Dem Camp dedicated this heartfelt and farewell song to their Brother and mentor, Comrade Adeola Randolph aka Kobain. He passed away 2 weeks ago, hearts filled with grief as they said ‘We owe our music career to him’. R.I.P KOBAIN.
Black: R.I.C – ‘Wetin you do’… We all remember R.I.C aka
Rico Slim, he had a record with Samklef titled DREAMS… He’s back with this
special soft tune in this season of love, Still a record dedicated to ladies,
he sure let his feelings known on this record. @Truth this song ain’t got the
metaphors and all but more of his real feeling. Good job R.I.C… Ladies…Enjoy!
SCORE: 3/5
Truth: Well, its not a bad track. I mean
its got a sweet melody and the whole vibe of romance around it. But, I feel the
emphasis of the song is laid too much on how “fine” the girl is and
we all know true love is way more than just being fine. So I still believe the
ladies will enjoy this: not because the lyrics will make them feel good, but
because of the melody and production.
SCORE: 2.5/5
