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God’s Timing’s The Best

‘First Time In America’ Another fun, lighthearted and legwork worthy record that will no doubt have you on your feet!

Closing summer on a high note the notorious Nigerian rap star Naira Marley releases the lead single of his much-anticipated debut album on Nigerian Independence Day.

First Time In America

Naira Marley

Want It All

Burna Boy

Yellow Tape 2

Ambition For Cash

Key Glock

LOYAL

Meerkat

Booka600

The Ave

Jent

Omarion

This Thing Of Ours 2

Miracle Baby

The Alchemist

Body & Soul

Enjoying a hugely successful year, following the release of his vibrant debut album ‘Somewhere Between Beauty & Magic’ Joeboy releases his new single ‘Alcohol’. With production from Nigerian producer and collaborator Tempoe, ‘Alcohol’ gives fans another taste of the unique sound and creativity that have placed JOEBOY on the map as one of the most exciting and promising acts on both the Afropop and international music scenes.

Sip (Alcohol)

Joeboy

Boy Alone

understand

Omah Lay

Playboy

Peru

Fireboy DML

"Feeling" presents a sonic reprieve from our problems as Ladipoe raps about the need to find happiness even in the face of challenges. Life is short and the pursuit of happiness is what keeps us going. Here, Ladipoe and Buju says we should take a break, throw our hands in the air and let go. 

‘In these times, it’s hard to be grateful’, Ladipoe reflects, ‘The scars on my face are not as deep as the ones inside. Still, I like the way I’m feeling’. "Feeling" is a song about gratitude. It is a tune serenading the importance of tuning the bad thoughts off and projecting positivity.

Feeling

LADIPOE

THE4MULA

Kwenzekile (feat. Madumane and Chang Cello)

Blxckie

Catch Me If You Can

Sinner

Adekunle Gold

Barnabas

Kizz Daniel

19 & Dangerous

Spearheading the new era as the album’s lead single ‘Bloody Samaritan’ is a fierce and searing track that speaks to the importance of shedding and evading negative energy. Underpinned by blazing percussive drums and a colourful horn section, it is perhaps reflective of the wider album and its themes of wisdom, maturation, and poise.