Mashaa

This song (prod. by Andrs) is a general reflection of the artist as a person and the representation of his life for the pasts years, with references to the struggles as an artist in realtime both the good and bad and ugly, also referening loved ones lost in recent times and his life expectances while making his music relateable to the local people from using a mixture of his native language (IGBO) and english to make this song so relateable even to the common indigeous people of the south eastern side of nigeria.

Mashaa - No be for boys

THE BOYZ

Normally

Who is in the Garden? Mashaa forcefully claims his flowers from the music industry..

Who is in the Garden

the sentence "Don't play with me" is self explanatory title as the artist in this flow eccentric song gives out a seem like warning to the rest of his industry conterparts as he sets out on a musical / genre bending, in a quick interview with GQ he says in quote "this is the first of many and treat to many"

Dont play with me

You are now in the presence of greatness...

#Whyy

For what it's Worth

Whachu Mean

East Side Blues

Prblems

Still Motion (intermission)

Wasted

Midas

Tell Em'

Whachu Mean ?

A question to self mainly reflecting on the cons behind the industry and my surroundings and the ways it has affected self both positive and negative wise while facing the odds that come with diversifying self creatively.

On this track Mashaa AKA ("Mashaalomo"one of his very few alter-ego character) expresses his pain, loss of trust and tiredness towards the system and the powers that be in his country.

Mashaa Uploads

Mashaa

Mashaa - No be for boys

Mashaa

THE BOYZ

Mashaa

Normally

Mashaa

Who is in the Garden

Mashaa

Dont play with me

Mashaa and Anthony Ezra

More Than Ready S.01

Mashaa

For what it's Worth

Mashaa

Whachu Mean

Mashaa

Me Against D World

Mashaa

Balance