Retro Review: Mr Eazi’s Life is Eazi: Accra to Lagos
I know Nigerian music lovers yet to forgive Mr Eazi for his tweet about...
At 23 minutes, Palmwine Music is a sonic teaser, hardly lasting long enough for you to form impression.
Album Review: Show Dem Camp’s Palmwine Music Vol. 1
Show Dem Camp, the rappers, duo of Tec and Ghost, dropped their biggest hit...
Review: On Gold, Adekunle Gold becomes the poster boy for affection
Released a few days shy of scheduled date, Gold, Adekunle Gold’s debut album, was...
Album Review: On Falz’s Third LP Album, 27
On October 27, 2017, Falz clocked 27 and he celebrated his new age by...
On Sauti Sol’s Sultry Soul: Review of Live and Die in Afrika
Foreword: This was written before Wakanda became mainstream. Kenyan music, and perhaps the entire...
On Olamide’s Lagos Nawa
Half way into Lagos Nawa, Olamide’s seventh album, he asserts that he owns Tungba...
Niniola is unapologetically a House Musician even if she ever so lightly crosses the Rubicon into what is popular. Innovative is her ability to couch her lyrics in mellifluous Yoruba and to code-switch as often as her material demands.
This Is Me: Niniola Excites with Her Afro-House Music
It has been four years since Niniola graced the reality show Project Fame and...
Simisola, The Chanteuse from Ondo Town
There is the coming-of-age album and there is the coming-to-stay album. Usually, there is...
