Here is a list of 6 amazing freestyles from Olamide that have turned into hit songs.

DuroSoke

This is one of Olamide’s greatest hits and frankly, you’d agree with me this song deserves all the accolades it got.

Produced by Pheelz, it started off as a freestyle and turned out to be one of his best songs so far.

Enjoy!

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Who You Epp?

Recall 2016 when Olamide decided to entertain us with the popular slang he Who You Epp on social media? Well, as many know, he turned those words into an amazing song. Started off on social media, ended in the studio! Even with an incomplete verse, Baddo still delivered and set the clubs on fire. Lest I forget, Black Diamond and Phyno added their verses that made it an irresistible vibe.

Enjoy!

Puna

In 2018, the YBNL boss dropped another freestyle dubbed Puna, with production credit from Killertunes. Of course, it was an instant hit from the very first play!

Enjoy!

Wo

The popular Oya Jobi Mummy Wo! Oya Jobi Daddy Wo! Oya Jobi Olowo Wo!… tune can be dated as far back as 2017. You would agree with me that it was the sensation of the year and became a street anthem widely sung.

Although it was not tagged a freestyle, you would agree that the better parts of lyrics are all freestyles. This doesn’t have to go too far, Olamide is talented enough to do an actual freestyle, and boom a hit is produced.

Baddo 

Ever wondered where the nickname “baddo” started gaining ground? Do not look too far, just enjoy this freestyle from Olamide released in 2013.

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Baddest Guy Ever Liveth

Here is one of the best freestyles from any Nigerian indigenous rappers. Baddest Guy Ever Liveth, which shares the title with Olamide’s third studio album started out as a freestyle.

In this freestyle which he released in 2013, he jumps on Jay-Z’s Dirt Off Ur shoulder Beat in making this evergreen freestyle.

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Mp3bullet has compiled a list of 10 throwback songs from Wande Coal that dominated the street.

The Lagos-Island-born artiste has been consistent and relevant in delivering hit songs for over a decade now.

Started off his career in the famous but now defunct Mo’Hits record label, Wande Coal rose to fame and became a force to be reckoned with in the industry.

Having dropped back-to-back hits over the years, here’s our list of throwback songs that dominated the street.

Bumper to Bumper- Wande Coal:

Wande Coal‘s Bumper to Bumper can categorically fit into one of the best songs of the decade. Children born in the late 90s and early 2000s will testify to this.

Having a Bumper to Bumper throwback in your playlist definitely brings in old memories of how children born then enjoyed party.

Being the 8th track of Wande’s first debut album Mushin2Mohits Bumper to Bumper, was the anthem of every party.

The intro alone“WCeezy you know its Mohizzey”  lifts you up gets you into a dancing mood instantly.

Don Jazzy the legend producer did a complete job by delivering that perfect Afropop beat to support the vocals.

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The kick- Wande Coal ft Don Jazzy:

Here, Wande Coal was a part of the Mavin records group which is headed by Don Jazzy.

The Kick was like a comeback track for Wande Coal, having lost relevance in the industry for a while.

Produced and featured his former boss Don baba j, the kick really kicked the street hard. It was one of the street songs of the year.

“When you hear the kick”, lit our streets and made grown women ‘komole’.

The Kick is one of the songs you will love to add to your Wande Coal‘s throwback playlist.

Ten Ten- Wande Coal:

This love song from his debut album ‘Mushin2Mohits‘ is another great throwback song.

Wande brings to memory the series of games ‘tenten’ children played out during his elementary age.

However, he assures his lover he isn’t playing any games with the love he has for her.

How this love song made it to the street should make you know how it made it our top 10 throwbacks.

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You Bad- Wande Coal ft D’banj:

Also from the singer’s first debut album Mushin2Mohits, Wande and Kokomaster D’banj his former record label mate collided to deliver this great song.

“Bad girl you are looking for trouble If you follow me amma give it to you double double”

This line in the first verse became a popular phrase amongst youths in that era.

It was either You Bad was the intro song for DJs or it was a song for a special dance. All the same, it was a song known and played at almost every party.

This makes it no 4 on our 10 throwback songs from Wande Coal that dominated the street.

Taboo- Wande Coal:

This is another classic love song from his album Mushin2Mohits that hit the street hard.

Wande with his unique voice kills each verse of the song coupled with the backing singer yelling “ileke” in the background.

The lyrics of this song suggests Wande Coal worshipped the waist beads African women put on.

Taboo remains one of the best of Wande Coal.

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Ashimapeyin- Wande Coal:

Now identified as Black Diamond, and CEO of Black Diamond Entertainment, Wande Coal delivered this monster hit in 2015.

The legendary Sarz on the beat produced this hit song.

Ashimapeyin which means ‘we will still call you’ was a street anthem and popular phrase of that year.

Wande delivered without stress, and making it big wasn’t a problem at all.

This is one of the songs from his 2015 “Wanted” album.

Rotate- Wande Coal:

“When You Hear This Gbedu, You go dey rotate.” Ooshey!! Wande Coal set the streets on fire with this maestro produced by Don Jazzy.

The makosa like beat Don baba j put up in this song made the rotate as possible as you like.

After a snippet of the song was initially released, it made rounds but was not as ‘gbedusious’ as the original song.

Rotate makes it to our list of top 10 throwbacks of Wande Coal at number 7.

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Go low- Wande Coal:

When it comes to the intro of a song, Wande has the perfect tempo to pitch and stir up listeners’ moods.

Still a Mavin act then, this dancehall song from 2012 by Wande is an interesting throwback.

Coal did not fail to deliver with the fast beat tempo produced by Don Jazzy.

Quotable Lyrics:

“Shawty go low low low low
Make that man wanna spend that dough
Shawty go low low low low
Love it when you take that booty to the floor”

Iskaba- Wande Coal ft DJ Tunez:

This Afrobeat dancehall song released in 2015 deserves all the accolades he got.

Black Diamond himself featured popular disk jockey DJ Tunez in this one.

“Iskaba” brought Wande so much fame that it could be likened to his nickname.

That is why it is listed as part of our 10 throwback songs from Wande Coal that dominated the street.

Baby Hello- Wande Coal:

Six years after the drop of his Mushin2mohits album, Wanted, his second LP dropped and it did not disappoint.

With “Baby Hello” being a single of note, produced by Maleek Berry it is no doubt classified as a mad hit.

Officially released in 2014, the song made head waves for the singer.

Without an iota doubt, it made our top 10 throwbacks Wande Coal songs.

10 throwback songs from Wande Coal that dominated the street

• Bumper to Bumper
• The Kick
• Ten Ten
• You Bad
• Taboo
• Ashimapeyin
• Rotate
• Go Low
• Iskaba
• Baby Hello

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Don Jazzy the CEO of Mavin Records, with over 6 artistes signed to his label has been the source of many artistes who have achieved success in their music career.

With over 15 years in the music industry, Jazzy maintains a high level of influence until date.

Mp3bullet puts together a list of 5 artistes who have attained success in their career through  Don Jazzy.

D’banj:

The relationship between Don Jazzy and Oladapo Daniel also known as D’banj can be dated close to two decades.

They both fostered one of the best music partnership in the Nigerian music industry.

Formerly known as Mo-hits records, the duo’s combination could never go wrong.

Don Jazzy was the executive producer who produced most of Dbanj‘s songs.

It is safe to say, the hit songs and those that gained D’banj awards and recognition were all produced by Don Jazzy.

However, the two split up around 2012 making it difficult for D’banj to deliver more hit bangers.

Without further inclusion, D’banj’s music career became a success with the help of Don Jazzy.

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Wande Coal:

Oluwatobi Wande professionally known as Wande Coal or Black diamond is another artiste who rode to prominence through Don’s influence.

Signed into the Mo’Hits records in 2006, the singer’s musical career became a rolling stone.

He was one of the artistes to contribute to the growth of the record label before it’s collapse.

In 2008, Wande Coal released his first and only album in the record label titled Mushin 2 Mohits featuring Kayswitch and D’banj.

His popular song “Bumper2Bumper” that got everywhere rocking was part of the hit songs in the album.

Well, after the split of the Mo’hits record, he got signed into Mavin Records alongside Dr Sid and those who were formerly in Mo’hits record except D’banj, before he founded his own Black Diamond Entertainment.

However, before his departure from the Mavins, he did not release any album or hit track, but he was part of the album compilation Solar Plexus produced by Don Jazzy.

Dr Sid:

Sidney Esiri hais from Delta State but was born in Lagos State, Nigeria.

Though, being a professional dentist, the singer took the tough decision in the latter 2006 to follow his passion in music.

In 2007, he signed into Don Jazzy‘s Mo’hits record and the Mo’ Hits Allstars collective album Curriculum Vitae (CV) which was released in December 2007.

Two years later, he started recording his first studio album ‘Turning point‘ which was later released in 2010.

So far, he is one of the artistes who Don Jazzy‘s influence and master skills has made relevant till today.

His hit song Surulere featuring Don Jazzy revived his almost dying career back to life.

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Tiwa Savage:

Tiwatope is a popular Nigerian songstress who can be said to be one of the best female artistes currently in Nigeria.

Her time with Don Jazzy‘s record label Mavins as Mavins first lady put her career in a the spotlight.

The mother of one had an explosive career, bagging awards upon awards, international recognition etc.

She has been featured both locally and internationally and gathered enough fan-base through her time with Mavin Records.

Don baba J really gave her the fame she deserved.

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Reekado Banks:

This young singer’s rise to prominence and fame has a lot to do with his time in Mavins Records.

The ‘Rora‘ singer signed into the record in 2014, only to explode that year with his song ‘Turn it Up‘ track featuring Tiwa Savage.

He became the Rookie of the Year at The Headies 2014, and won the controversial Next Rated award at The Headies 2015.

Spotlight, his debut studio album was released on 1 September 2016; it debuted at number 10 on the Billboard World Albums chart.

Banks has many‎ hit songs to his credit including Dorobucci, Looku Looku, Ada Obi, Oluwa Ni, Catapult,‎ Standard etc.

All thanks to Don Jazzy this young-star is able to scale the world of music and triumph greatly.

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The collaborative record – Old Soldier was first announced back in November on an intimate Instagram live session between Wande Coal, Kel P, and their fans.

Wande Coal has been putting in work for the past couple of months and has decided to reward his fans with this classic hit that blends his good singing melodies with a burst of lyrics.

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The single is produced by Aristokrat Records Grammy-nominated producer Kel P and is mixed and mastered by Los Angeles based producer Leandro(@whereisdro)

Black Diamond Entertainment is a record label and production company founded by Wande Ojosipe AKA Wande Coal to produce, develop, and promote world-class performing artists and record producers.

Quotable Lyrics:
Won tun ti de o, dem sey won tun ti de o,
Tell dem give dem, na dem na dem dem dem,
Old Soldier no go die unless to ba darugbo,
Old Soldier no go die unless on duty,
I dey look and laugh them, dem minority,
I dey look and laugh them, dem minority,
I never see anybody on my level,
afrobeat fela anikulapo, ati femi seun anikulapo

Stream, Listen, and Enjoy! Digital Stores

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