• Artiste Name: Alpha Ojini
• Song Title: Two Horns
• Featuring: Boogey, AQ, Kel
• Genre: Hip-hop
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2022

Nigerian fast-rising wordsmith, Alpha Ojini has released a new single titled, ‘Two Horns‘.

The new delivery is an infectious Hip-hop sensation featuring some of Nigeria’s hottest rappers; Boogey, Kel, and AQ.

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Each rapper graced the uptempo beat with swift punchlines and rhythmic flows. Quite a solid collaboration from the up and coming sensation.

Listen up!

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For what it’s worth, The Headies is part of the culture and has been a major part of the music industry, in Nigeria, for a decade and a half. And what started as a Hip-hop Award has become the Nigerian Grammy.

Maybe you watched the show, or you didn’t and you’ve been seeing updates about it, all cool. Okay, quick, as it’s still blowing hot, here are ten things we at “Mp3bullet.ng” learnt from the 13th Headies.

• Wizkid Is An Icon

Okay, you’ve probably heard the Headies was a major flop, yesterday. And that’s the cause of one man, as we have it. Wizkid. Wizkid incidentally was holding the “Starboy Fest” concert at O2, in London, the same time the Headies was on.

A collision happens every time, but this was different. It’s a full disruption, as all the biggest stars in Nigeria were out in London, supporting the Starboy. Burna Boy won four awards at the Headies, but he was in London. Then there was Don Jazzy, Olamide, Fireboy, Tiwa Savage, Reekado Banks, Oxlade and the biggest surprise, Naira Marley.

If this taught us anything, it’s that Wizkid is an icon. And not even the Headies could hold him back, a bit.

• Street Hasn’t Fully Taken Over

Zlatan Ibile is the biggest of all the artists in the Next Rated category. At least we thought he was. But he lost. Didn’t just lose. He lost to Rema.

If he had won, this would have been the year where a street artist goes into the Headies and win a major award. Olamide didn’t get it in 2011, Lil Kesh couldn’t in 2015, and Zlatan lost in 2019. The street hasn’t taken over. Guess we’ll just have to wait another four years.

• Don Jazzy Knows The Game

Don Jazzy is one of the most successful musicians and businessmen in Nigeria, and from time to time, well, he keeps wowing us with his surprises.

Besides, he’s groomed some of the biggest artists in the country, over the past decade. And not only did he take them mainstream, but they also brought home Headies. Last night, Rema brought the third Next Rated award to Don Jazzy. After Wande Coal and Reekado Banks.

Maybe Don Baba J just knows his onions well?

• Rema Is Here To Stay

Who would have thought the young kid would win? I mean, we all knew he was promising, but how he would beat Zlatan Ibile and Victor AD was still a concern. Especially when both Victor and Zlatan were in two other big categories.

But, did our minds get blown? Hell yeah. Rema won, and if that tells us anything, it’s that the boy ain’t going anywhere!

• The Women Can Now Win If They’re Good Enough

Teni has changed the game, really. She won most of the best awards available at the 13th Headies, including “Song of the Year”, “Best Female Vocals” and “Best Pop Single.”

Maybe there was a time the women were discriminated against, it’s all over now. With this, I believe any girl that’s tough can go in and win as much as she wants!

• Dancehall Is Gone

Year over year, the dancehall genre in Nigeria has been on a steady decline. And all the major dancehall stars are not relevant anymore. Even Burna Boy had to switch up to Afrobeats, to keep the ball rolling.

But that’s just what we thought. Until now. The Headies don’t have a category for dancehall anymore? No more Ketchup wins, or Patoranking? So sad.

• Good Music Always Wins

Singing nonsense used to be the trend, around here. Many people even thought it’s what Nigerians like and that nobody’s can blow up doing good music. But what the hell?

Falz did “Moral Instruction”, an album that talked about real-life issues and got rewarded for it, winning two awards. Johnny Drille is the good music guy, and he’s winning Headies now, too. Many people don’t even know who Wurld is, but on headies night, that changed, when he won a major award. Why did he win? Good music and that’s what we promote on “Mp3bullet.ng”.

• AQ’s The Next After MI

The whole beef thing, that M.I Abaga and Vector have done this year has made us lose sight of who’s really worthy for the throne, in 2019. Really, that will be A-Q. After three ‘classic’ hip-hop albums, and all that he’s done this year (The PVC Story, Martell), hm, he’s the next.

And you know lyricist on the roll is based on the bars, though. He beats Payper, Boogey and the Show Dem Camp duo, and won the most coveted hip-hop award, in Nigeria. A-Q is the man!

• Loose Kaynon Ain’t That Good

Another one for the lovers of hip-hop, right here. Loose Kaynon talks anytime every MI or A-Q has something to say. But is he really that hard? Is his pen game too elite for merry men?

Well, he was on “Crown” song alongside Ghost, Tec and A-Q. In fact, it’s his song. But the other three got Lyricist on the Roll nominations and what did he get? Nothing. Maybe DavoLee was right when he said he’s from the feeders team. LOL, that’s what this is!

• Bad lyrics are not encouraged.

In summary, here’s the List Of 10 Things We Learnt From #Headies2019 below:-

• Wizkid Is An Icon

• Street Hasn't Fully Taken Over

• Don Jazzy Knows The Game

• Rema Is Here To Stay

• The Women Can Now Win If They're Good Enough

• Dancehall Is Gone

• Good Music Always Wins 

• A-Q's The Next After MI

• Loose Kaynon Ain't That Good

• Bad lyrics are not encouraged.

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Since the release of “Ajigijaga,” one of Reminisce’s dopest records ever, a lot of hip hop fans have given their comments. And, it’s been positive, all the way. Nobody is questioning this man’s rap prowess after this record! Nobody! It’s glaring! Even Reminisce is a G.O.A.T element. Rap flows in his blood. You can almost feel it in his voice, as he raps.

Ji masun, ma sun, ma ma je k’on ka’na candle si e lese.. Don’t ever sleep on this bad-ass called Reminisce, again. Don’t ever. It’s too dangerous to think he’s not one of the hottest to ever grab a microphone. It might mean mental disorder. In other words, o ti ni problem.

Reminisce kick started 2018 with a shaku shaku jam, called “PROBLEM.” One of the most banging street jams, that have been dropped in this shaku shaku era.

Then, he went a bit silent. He did a guest verse on Rudeboy‘s Is Allowed jam, by the way. Until, few days ago, when he re-surfaced again with a real hip hop jam, that Explains so many things about him. One, it explains why so many people think he’s better than Olamide. Two, it explains why people pitch him for indigenous hip-hop G.O.A.T. Three, it also tells us the reason why he signed a dope cat like Oladips. And, the list goes on and on.

On the song, he pushes the braggadocios button, and Eulogies himself. He tried balancing, by speaking a few English line. Letting us into the depth of his lyricism, using strong metaphors and pun, and proving to us that he’s not only an intelligent rapper, but also an intelligent “hip hop artist.” Don’t ask what the difference is.

And, that’s why so many people seem to be talking about his English rap. He’s very dope. Someone even said he’s a crisp of Olamide and M.I. While this may not be critically true, come to think of it, how many rappers can flow consistently on two languages, switching effortlessly, even internally as Reminisce does? Not so many. All these tactics were what Alaga Ibile put on his new rap song Ajigijaga.

Reminisce can now drop another album! The thing goes skrrr!

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Nigerian rapper, Boogey, takes on the instrumental of the hit single “Tito Mboweni”, performed originally by South Africa’s Cassper Nyovest. This comes shortly after Boogey’s consecutive freestyle performances on “Maradona” by Niniola, “Wo” by Olamide and Diplomatic Immunity by Drake.

Listen Up!

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Headies three times; nominated rapper, Boogey, delivers honest and witty lyricism over Drake’s “Diplomatic Immunity” track. “Nouveau Niveau“, the album to be released soon.

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Top notch Nigerian lyricist, Boogey returns with an impressive freestyle to Niniola’s groundbreaking Maradona and Olamide’s 2017 banger WO.

Listen up as he flexes his musical muscles and continiously shows his finnesse and versatility.

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Afro Hip Hop Act and Swaga Records frontman, Minjin liberates the visuals to his buzzing dance track – ‘Boogie’. The song which has been on rotation for a while is a delight for clubs and parties. 

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Headies 2016 two-time nominee and fast rising Nigerian MC, Boogey, delivers this early Christmas gift to fans of his consistent lyrical display. He starts off rapping over The Weeknd’s “Starboy” and then it escalates into a different instrumental and a more personal topic that covers parts of his 2016 journey in life and music. He calls it “Already Won”.

Enjoy!

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Nigerian rapper, Boogey presents another lyrical exhibition in collaboration with producer, Bigfoot. He delivers a peculiar mix of scenario creation, braggadocio and introspection over a hard-hitting rapbeat.

This is the third collaboration between the artiste and the producer(Spinning feat. Ese Peters, Nephilim feat. Eva & Tay), and to keep tradition alive, it is released on Boogey’s birthday.

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Song produced by Black Intelligence and video directed by XYZ. “

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On this project, he portrays himself as an unfamiliar being (Messenger X) from an unknown place, with a message of truth and hope that is only understood by those who have been chosen. The MC merges fictional elements with his real life and career struggle, as the latter translates the former. INCOGNITOtakes the listener on a mind trip that is rather dark and sometimes eerie, but completely honest. It expresses the feeling of being alienated in a world where one has never really belonged but still calls home.

The mixtape features a continual voice-over performance from Toyosi Kajogbola which helps hold the story together, guiding the listener through what may seem like a maze. The 12 track project also featuresDanny Gomez, Vemor, Tay, Lady Donli, Cat Mayel, Whykay, Bella, AT, Cyclone Artemis, Kel, Phlow, Makaand Zee.

Original Production: DJ Babus, Chris Prythm, Odunsi, Teckzilla, DJ Woske and Bigfoot.

Post-production: All tracks mixed and mastered by Black Intelligence.

Artwork: Mac Solomon

Incognito lyric book included in mixtape folder.

Having this project featured on your platform would be greatly appreciated.

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