• Artiste Name: Areezy
• Song Title: Ogarayan
• Featuring: Portable
• Producer: Wayopapi
• Genre: Afrobeats
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2022

The new song is curled off from the singer’s forthcoming EP.

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“Ogarayan” was produced by talented producer, Wayopapi.

Quotable lyrics

Oluwa ma se mi lo l’ogo a na oo
Ologo lo ma n sare tele o
Awon ar’ ogo siwaju ogo
Oluwa ma se mi lo l’ogo a na oo

Listen and download below

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There are Fast-Rising artists who are currently taking over the Nigerian music scene with their songs.

These artists have in their unique manner become a source of inspiration and motivation to the average hustler thereby earning themselves an organic fanbase on the streets.

Their songs might not be mainstream hits but you are bound to hear them played on the streets of Lagos or on a mixtape.

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Therefore, Mp3bullet.ng compiled a list of Songs from Nigerian Fast-Rising artists making waves on the street

Balloranking-Base on Believe

Aside from the fast-paced side of street-hop music, which emphasises themes of being young, wild, and free, there is a thoughtful and highly religious side, with vocalists lifting their voice to God with requests for wealth and long life.

Balogun Olamilekan or Balloranking, the son of a welder, has dedicatedly produced this sort of music. From the moment he mentions his name, his voice has depth.

Off his album, “Zero Panic,” Balloranking creates an emotive and powerful song to motivate and guide an average hustler. He sings about the power of faith almost making this song a gospel track.

Otega-When

Otega is a fast-rising artist whose rap is gaining him audiences and massive streaming numbers. “When” is a crowd favourite off his debut album, ‘Really Bhard-ALL In On Body”

The song is a hustling them that shows Otega at one of his vulnerable moments. The song has caught the attention of many even raking a large number of streams on the album

Seyi Vibez- God Sent

Seyi Vibez is another singer whose songs are reinventing the street sound. He released “God Sent” in 2020, an emotive mid-tempo song about having duties and needing to work harder than others to meet them.

Seyi likewise sees himself as a saviour who has been entrusted with the task of improving his family’s financial situation.

When this song came out, it launched Seyi Vibez to popularity not just in the streets but to the mainstream level.

Kabex ft Seyi Vibez- Ire

When a talented rapper and a talented singer collaborate on a song, you know the result will be explosive.

On the Dopesticks-produced groove, Seyi Vibez gives a super-dope chorus, while Kabex bounces on top with great rap lines.

“Ire” is a song about seeking divine blessing from God, and it made its way to trending DJs’ playlists.

Areezy- Ori

“Ori” is an inspirational song that went viral on Instagram before Areezy dropped it official.

Areezy exhibits his pop sensibility by mentioning Aliko Dangote and backing it up with a yoruba proverb. He sings, “se bi eyan kan lo bi Dangote, baba gbe mi soke.”

This record reveals a different side of Areezy, who puts all of his efforts into pursuing his career goal. From an initial battle with hate and love, he illustrated how to have faith, believe, and succeed.

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Diamond Jimma ft Dotman- Kokoka

After posting a freestyle on Instagram with a sample of the song, Dotman coincidentally was looking for a good song to bounce on, so he reached out to Jimma, and the two collaborated to create this fantastic inspiring song.

He enlists the help of Dopestiks, his go-to beatmaker, for the production and sound engineering, while Marqai Mix handled the mixing and mastering.

Diamond’s harmonic and rhythmic voice has provided him with the organic popularity required to fly high in the over-saturated music business for a long time.

Superwozzy ft Barry Jhay- Gratitude

Superwozzy is another act that is finding fame on the street and his collaboration with Barry Jhay on “Gratitude” has earned a place in the hearts of streets music lovers.

“Gratitude” is a song dedicated to the loving nature of God and appreciation of his blessings.

It is also for the hustlers out there, giving them a sense of belief to keep striving for the best.

Kashy ft Zinoleesky- Orin Halleluyah

Kashy isn’t a performing artist but more like the likes of Larry Gaaga and Rahman Jago. In 2021, he enlisted the help of buzzing street artists to push out an EP titled “Kashamadupe”

Off the project, “Orin Halleluyah” featuring a street favourite, Zinoleesky is a buzzing single trending on the streets. Zinoleeesky who is finding fame in the music industry delivers a powerful song thanking God for his goodness.

Dagizah ft Seyi Vibez- Jaiye

Dagizah isn’t your normal street artist, he is more like an Afroswing street artist with the usual inspirational lyrics and Lamba. On “Jaiye”, he and Seyi Vibez address critics while attributing their success to God.

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Flykid- Nobody Dey

This song is a very emotional and soul-stirring song that sees Flykid plead with people to pray for him due to him feeling abandoned. The fast-rising singer sings lyrics people who feel neglected in their battles can relate with.

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The Nigerian music industry has a range of Fast-rising Artists who have might not have found fame in its mainstream chart but have acquired a following on the street.

These artists have carved a loyal following in a competitive industry, becoming regular staples on Lagos DJs playlists.

Their style of music is defined by its gritty, raw nature birthed out of their struggles and hustling attitude.

Here are some of the Fast-Rising Nigerian artists that have successfully stamped their names on street charts;

1. Ballo Ranking

Beyond the fast-paced side of street-hop music, which focuses on themes of being youthful, wild, and free, there is a reflective and intensely religious side, with the vocalist lifting their voice to God with petitions for wealth and long life.

This is the type of music Balogun Olamilekan or Ballo Ranking, the son of a welder, has dedicatedly crafted. His voice has depth from the minute he says his name.

With hits like Never Die Poor, Never Stop Trying, and most recently, Holiday— an emotional song that is now circulating playlists in various parts of Lagos— the street-hop performer continues to steadily stamp his vocal fingerprint on the genre’s corridors.

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2. Seyi Vibez

Although the Bariga-bred Seyi Vibez born Oluwaseyi Balogun is yet to have a mainstream hit single to his name, the singer is a fan-favourite on the streets of Lagos where the essential ingredients of street-hop were created.

With songs like 2020’s “God Sent” and 2021’s “Save Me” performed primarily in a mix of Yoruba and English, the Lagos-born singer exudes raw emotion over hip-hop-infused Afrobeats.

His vivid and moving storytelling laced over mostly trap-influenced instrumentals has translated to the artiste— who has referenced his humble beginnings as the son of a plumber— receiving millions of streams on Audiomack for his more popular songs like Pay Day, God Sent, and Catalyst.

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3. Kabex

Abdul Kabir Olawale who is professionally known as Kabex (Emini Kabex) is a Nigerian indigenous rapper. Kabex rose to fame on Instagram as a result of his frequent freestyle video uploads.

The rapper who is friends with rising Street-Hop artists, Lil Frosh, Zinoleesky, and Hotkid was one of the upcoming artists featured by Zlatan on his “Lagos Anthem” remix.

The rapper who is fondly called Emini Kabex Ika has built a fan base for himself called the “Ika Family” and is also known for his diss songs aimed at fellow underground street hop artists like Davolee, Jaido P and the rest.

With hits songs like “Ilekun Ayo” and “Mafejopami“, Kabex has established himself as a fan favourite on the street charts and could be found on DJs’ playlists.

4. Otega

Apart from being a music genre known for its electric intensity and frenzied instrumentalization, the street-hop genre also includes heartfelt and emotional songs that represent the hopes and prayers of young people enduring under a system that is set up against them.

This is the type of soul-stirring street hop music that Otega, real name Stephen Oghenetega, creates, occasionally blending it with hip-hop to drive his point home.

After getting into the music business as a blogger, he used the income from that gig to launch a new career as an artist, initially under the name Otega Billz.

The singer began his career as a rapper on CQD‘s Stay Woke and afterward on Diamond Jinma’s Aje.

However, he put his singing on the front seat on his 2020 album, “Really Bhard in One Body”.

5. Zamorra

Zamorra is another artist whose sounds is bubbling and steadily gaining acceptance on the streets.

Born Adekunle Oluwashina Abdulateef, the 22 years old fast-rising Nigerian Afro-pop artist boasts of a sound that is calmer, matured, and inspirational.

He gained mainstream attention with his hit song, ‘Importanter” which featured Small Doctor. Prior to that, he had dropped the motivational soul-stirring “Better De Come.”

He is currently signed to Edline Records.

6. Areezy

Ariyo Awodele Ezekiel is a musical force to be reckoned with. The Oyo State native rose to prominence after his single “Ori” became a hit on radio stations across the country.

The singer began his musical career as a chorister and instrumentalist in his church, where he was also a regular talking-drum (gangan) player.

Aside from music, Areezy is a well-known fashion designer who has worked with a variety of businesses. He was highlighted as one of the new guards of Street hop scene following the successful release of hit single ‘Ori,’ on which Oritsefemi later appeared in the remix.

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7. Kashy

Not to be mistaken as Kashy Gordons, the late music executive owner of Cash Nations, Records, Kashy is an emerging Afro-pop artiste who recently came to the attention of the streets.

While not much is known about the singer, he released his official debut project titled Kashamadupe in 2021.

Furthermore, The project is 5 tracks long and features guest appearances by the likes of Zinoleesky, Lyta, Diamond Jimma, Seyi Vibez, and Flykid and showcases the unique blend of Afropop and street-hop.

8. Diamond Jimma

Another Street favorite is Kusimo Olawale Abeeb a.k.a Diamond Jimma, a budding artist who blends Afro beats and alternative music.

He made rave and stormed the Nigerian music industry with his hit track ‘AJE‘ featuring Otega.

Despite his wide skill set, he has amassed a sizable following for his inspirational style of music, which attempts to provide hope to the hopeless and motivate people.

Meanwhile, The Ogun-born artist has a way of keeping people inspired with his music.

9. Superwozzy

Awodoyin Oluwamayokun Isaac popularly known as SUPERWOZZY is a Nigerian indigenous rapper getting recognition in the entertainment industry.

From honing his musical talents in the church to winning the Etisalat Cliq Fest University rap battle while in FUTA, Superwozzy steadily built a career that has found earned a fanbase in the streets.

In addition, He is known for his 2020 hit, “Gratitude” featuring Barry Jhay.

10. Small Baddo

Small Baddo is no stranger to street music, in fact, his 2020 viral hit, “Who Dey” featuring Idowest was a regular staple on DJs playlists.

The song has propelled him to become one of the well-accepted artists on the streets.

10 Fast-Rising Nigerian artists that have successfully labeled their names on street charts.

1. Ballo Ranking

2. Seyi Vibez

3. Kabex

4. Otega

5. Zamorra

6. Areezy

7. Kashy

8. Diamond Jimma

9. Superwozzy

10. Small Baddo

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Nigerian Artists use music to convey various stories, sometimes as motivational songs for fans who are trying not to lose faith in life.

Songs can be used for more than just dancing and having a good time; they can also be used to motivate others.

These songs are intended to act as motivational music for people who are attempting to keep their faith in life. The songs serve as a reminder that we are all running in the same race.

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Here are Motivational Songs from Fast-rising artists to add to your playlist.

Bella Shmurda- Ginger Me

Bella Shmurda in his next life might want to consider being a motivational speaker as most of his songs usually contain one or two motivational quotes.

However, in ‘Ginger Me” he showcases his vulnerable side this time relying on people for words of encouragement.

“Somebody ginger me ooo,” Bella sings asking to be encouraged.

This song is a relatable story for people who have found themselves tired in the midst of hustling.

Seyi Vibez-God Sent

“Pikin wey no get helper suppose to get sense o…”

Seyi Vibez is another artist who is redefining the street sound with his songs. In 2020, he dropped “God Sent” an emotional mid-tempo song about having responsibilities and having to work harder than some to meet up with.

Seyi also sees himself as a kind of saviour who is been appointed as the vessel to change his family’s financial status.

Liya-Adua

Liya came to the limelight after Davido announced her signing with his label, DMW in 2020. Under the label, she dropped her debut EP titled Alari and off the project Mp3bullet.ng picked “Adua” for this list.

“Adua” has this spiritual vibe that soothes the soul and calms the mind. In the song, Liya sings how far she has come in her music career and states that her prayers are been answered.

Given how she came in contact with her boss, Davido, the song is a perfect representation of it takes a chance meeting or someone to change one’s life.

Bad Boy Timz ft Zlatan-Hustle

Before Bad Boy Timz had people dancing to his 2020 hit, “MJ,” he collaborated with Zlatan on “Hustle.” “Hustle for this money brother, no go sleep o brother”, Bad Boy Timz advises.

Bad Boy Timz drops pieces of advice, gingers one to stay guarded even while hustling.

Zamorra-Better De Come

“E Never happen, no means say its over…”

Zamorra released “Better De Come” in 2018 a year before he would release his street banger “Importanter” featuring Small Doctor.

“Better De Come” is a reminder that delay is not denial. The hustle might be hard, the result might be pouring in slowly and not at the pace you want it but all these doesn’t deter Zamorra who believes better things would come.

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Diamond Jimma ft Otega-Aje

Diamond Jimma released “Aje” in 2021 which has launched him into the limelight. Diamond sings with confidence about how he would fulfil his destiny or fate no matter the obstacle.

In the Chorus, he states that he would succeed despite the obstacles thrown by life at him. Otega who is featured in the song raps about his dreams and how they keep him up at night.

Areezy-Believe

Areezy is another underground street artist on this list. One song you must have heard from him is his 2019 smash hit, “Ori” which was a popular street anthem.

In 2020, he dropped another inspirational hit titled ‘Believe.” On This mid-tempo tune, Areezy states he wants to be rich and famous, the top two goals of most humans.

This song reminds us that we aren’t alone in our struggles and desire for a better life.

Victor AD-Wetin We Gain

The song “Wetin We Gain,” which was one of the most popular songs of 2018, is about materialism and material accomplishment.

The song, which has been dubbed a “hustler’s anthem,” was a hit due to its relatable lyrics.

Victor AD flawlessly words the average Nigerian man’s prayers to God.

With lyrics like “If we no make money, Wetin we gain o?,” Victor discusses the issue that if one works hard in life but still is unable to live a comfortable life, what is the use of the hard work?

He also prays to God to show him the way because he is overburdened with tasks that demand money on a regular basis.

Hotkid-Ozana

Hotkid is signed to Dr Dolor Entertainment and has been steadily finding fame in the music industry. In 2019 he released the inspirational “Ozana” with the song becoming more popular in 2020.

“Ozana” which is another slang for Hossana is more like a testimony song. Hotkid uses his past and growth as an upcoming artist to encourage others like him on the fact that never giving up definitely has its reward.

Apart from its beautiful beat and flow, the lyrics are inspirational especially for any upcoming artist who is still struggling with getting the right attention.

Otega-Facts

Otega is a fast-rising rapper who has found fame on the street even having his songs on most DJ’s playlists. While he has been underground for a while, his songs are not new for those who are more intuned with street anthems.

His 2019 “Facts” is more of a freestyle than an official track but this only showcases how talented he is. In “Facts,” Otega raps about what he wants to achieve before he dies.

Rapping that he rather dies hustling, Otega goes the same route like Drake did when he dropped the iconic lines “I’m here for a good time, not a long time” on Big Sean’s 2015 “Blessings”

The talented rapper also shares how difficult it has been to get recognition in the music industry but he also divulges how he can’t turn back as he has also given up on school and everything else for it.

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10 Fast-rising Nigerian artists with Motivational songs

• Bella Shmurda- Ginger Me
• Seyi Vibez-God Sent
• Liya-Adua
• Bad Boy Timz-Hustle
• Zamorra-Better De Come
• Diamond Jimma ft Otega-Aje
• Areezy-Believe
• Victor AD-Wetin We Gain
• Hotkid-Ozana
• Otega-Facts

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