Mp3bullet.ng present the best Song Remixes Of all time In Nigerian Music.

There are a few reasons why musical artists choose to remix or create a new version of, a specific song.

Some of the reasons include trying to revive interest in the song after the original’s disappointing reception, caving into listeners’ demands because the original may have been so pleased to hear, or, if the chance arises, using a more accomplished artist.

Whatever the reasons, there are Nigerian song remixes that have been released and have performed incredibly well, sometimes even surpassing the original records; we’ve brought them back to jog your memory of the greatest Nigerian song remixes ever.

Bizzy Body remix- P-square ft Weird MC

P-square released this uptempo song as the remix to their 2005 hit single, “Busy Body.” It includes experienced female rapper Weird MC, and it became so popular that many debated whether song was bigger between it and its predecessor.

Joor Oh Remix – Jahbless Ft Ice Prince, Reminisce, Durella, Ruggedman & Eldee

When this song was released, it immediately became a smash, making the original song seem to have never been heard.

Even among those who weren’t music aficionados, the song helped establish what subsequently spread to the entire country as slang.

The six artists who were involved in one of the best song remixes of all time did the record complete justice.

123 remix – DJ Neptune Ft Dagrin, Naeto C & MI Abaga

Three of the finest rappers in the music industry at the time were gathered by DJ Neptune for a Hip-Hop hit that rocked the country. He ensured that they seamlessly blended their bars and lines on this jam. This remix clearly outperforms the original in a myriad of ways.

Oyi remix- Flavour ft Tiwa Savage

The popularity of this song actually did extremely well for both Tiwa Savage and Flavour. While Flavour won the hearts of many in the South-West, Tiwa attracted a large following in the East.

One of Flavour’s most popular songs without a doubt, you’d never guess it’s not a remix because the original, according to many, does not exist.

Girlie O – Patoranking ft Tiwa Savage

This remix of arguably Patoranking’s biggest song was a vast improvement over his solo performance in the original version. Because of how popular it has become, many music lovers aren’t even aware that this song is a remix.

Shoki remix- Lil Kesh, Olamide & Davido

When Lil Kesh’s dance-inspired hit single, “Shoki,” began to gain popularity, his then label boss, Olamide, felt the need to include Davido on the song’s remix in order to make the effect more piercing, and it succeeded in doing so. Davido gave the song a touch that elevated it to a whole new level.

Jagaban- Ycee ft Olamide

In 2015, Ycee came with guns blazing when he released “Jagaban“. The song is his major breakout song and gave him the edge he needed in the Industry.

He however upped his game with a remix featuring Nigeria’s King of Indigenous rap, Olamide.

Temper Remix” – Skales Ft Burna Boy

Around the years 2015–2016, Skales was the target of constant mockery. After signing with Baseline Records, he really needed something to truly represent his entrance onto the music world.

He released the Afro-fusion song “Temper” in the fourth quarter of 2016, along with a music video.

The Krizbeatz production was very outstanding, and it was merited to be touched on by someone with legitimate Afrobeat experience.

Enter Burna Boy, who at the time was also coping with some non-musical difficulties and negative press. He combined it with his distinctive lyrics and his Fela persona, and the music was universally appealing.

Burna Boy took the original song, tore it to bits, and then pieced it back together, giving the impression that it was a completely new work.

This song became a certified banger thanks to the fresh vibe and rhythm that it had.

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ID Cabasa has disclosed that he first gave rapper Ruggedman the beat for the popular song “Gongo Aso.”

He claims that Ruggedman refused to accept the song, but he later gave it to 9ice, who made it a hit across the country.

This was revealed by ID Cabasa in a conversation with Jahbless on the Original Intelligence Podcast.

He did, however, claim that 9ice recorded Gongo Aso with a different beat at first, but after sampling another song and using the beat on it, he called back the singer to record Gongo Aso again.

Watch him speak below:

"I initially gave Gongo Aso beat to Ruggedman and he said no"

– ID Cabasa pic.twitter.com/g6Vm8MULed

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Meanwhile, Mp3bullet.ng reported that ID Cabasa, has revealed why Grammy Award-winning singer Burna Boy is not the biggest artiste in Nigeria.

In an interview with Premium Times, the music star said every generation and season always has someone who is the arrowhead and it doesn’t necessarily mean that the person is the best among their peers.

He said,

“I can’t say Burna Boy is the biggest artiste in Nigeria. We have Davido, Wizkid, and Fireboy doing crazy numbers I. We have Ckay, who we should not disrespect, especially with his numbers. We have a whole lot of these guys doing crazy numbers out there.

Even by next year, we will be celebrating some other young artists. We didn’t mention Kizz Daniel, whose song is the biggest right now that everyone is buzzing with.”

Cabasa stated that the best of something is never in the past and that every season, someone emerges to lead the pack.

In his words,

“that doesn’t mean that person is the best we can always have. Before Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, Olamide, and even before ID Cabassa came into the industry; there were people.

“It’s a journey. We would always have the best. Now, this is 2022. If you ask an 18-year-old guy, who is Pele? He would tell you he doesn’t know who Pele is. He would also tell you about Lionel Messi; Ronald is better than Pele.”

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The popular Nigerian indigenous rapper, Seriki, has revealed the reasons why he dislikes performing his hit songs on stage.

The rapper, while speaking with Jahbless during a recent live podcast, stated that he feels great when performing new freestyles at concerts even though he has a couple of hits.

Seriki, who described music as a pastime, said he receives more praise when he performs new freestyles at shows than when he performs his hit songs.

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Narrating his recent experience, he said:

“During 9ice’s Bashorun Gaa’s concert recently, 9ice asked me what am I going to do and I said I will just do me. I wrote a song on my way to the concert.

I think it was about 16 or 24 bars and when I got on stage I spit that 24 bars that I wrote, trust me I felt better spitting a raw fresh bar than performing my hit songs because even if I had performed my hit song, it wouldn’t have gotten that standing ovation, so that’s the way I see music.”

Furthermore, he said, “I might be going to an event right now, I don’t necessarily have to perform my hit song, I can write probably 16 bars and people will still enjoy it even more than my hit song.”

Relieving his experience performing with Fuji musician, Saheed Osupa, the Lagos born musician said:

“Osupa once came to perform in my home town somewhere very close to Epe not knowing I’m from that village, when I saw him and greeted him, he gave me the mic to freestyle and the love was massive to the extent that my aunty was shocked that I am that popular.”

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Nigerian Multi-talented singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Temmie Ovwasa has revealed that she doesn’t want to have kids.

In an interview with renowned Nigerian act Jahbless on his podcast ‘Original Intelligence,’ the vocalist stated that she is not a fan of having children but may adopt some in her later years.

According to the singer, she does not believe in bringing life to earth to suffer, so she would rather adopt a child after living a significant portion of her life.

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In further, Temmie stated in the interview that YBNL Frontliner and label boss Olamide wasted her time when she was with the label.

The singer was signed to YBNL in 2016, but left five years later, stating in an interview that she made three albums for the company but none were released.

The controversial singer, who claims she dislikes giving interviews, has a lot to say about sexuality, feminism, and a variety of other topics.

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Portable, a self-described ‘wahala musician,’ has made a surprising admission about his alleged alcohol consumption.

According to the Zazoo singer, Alcohol is forbidden for him.

During a recent YouTube interview, the controversial musician stated that he does not consume alcohol.

He stated that while many people judge him for his attitude, it is not the product of drinking but rather inborn.

When asked if he drinks alcohol to gain so much energy he said: “I don’t drink alcohol but I zazu.”

Testifying to his statement, the show host and interviewer, Jahbless, said: “I was actually surprised when he came in and I offered him Hennessy but he declined.”

Portable also opened up on one of the reasons behind his fallout with his former promoter, Kogbagidi, noting that “they wanted to kill me with over packaging.”

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The free-spirited performer, whose recent fame has been marred by turmoil and feuds with Kogbagidi, has been sombre after both parties were rumoured to have parted ways.

Portable confirmed the breakup in a podcast with renowned Nigerian musician Jahbless and also said that he is currently working with a new show promoter named Danku.

The enthusiastic singer revealed that he split from Kogbagidi because he felt he was being confined by the promoter and wanted to work freely.

This news comes after Portable previously accused his former show promoter of defrauding him.

Watch the video here;

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The Nigerian Music Industry is blessed with a vibrant rap history and over the decades the rap culture has evolved dishing out prolific rappers and collaborations.

Collaborations and cosigns which are one of the core traits of rap music, have seen Rappers team up with either their fellow rappers or singers to dish out hits.

Over the years, this partnership has bare fruitful hits that even to date, will always stand the test of time.

Here are the Top Classic Collaborations between Nigerian Rappers.

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Ghost Mode- Phyno, Olamide

The alliance of Phyno and Olamide on this song didn’t only bring two tribes of the indigenous rap art together but set the foundation of a long-term friendship.

Both artists are now at the peak of their game and have released a collaborative album. However, if you go back to the commencement of all their good deeds, ‘Ghost mode’ is the single that marked the passage of time and set Phyno on the way to glory.

Phyno released “Ghost mode” off his “No Guts No Glory” album, which is a blend of Igbo and Yoruba rap. The 4-minute track, which features Olamide, was well-liked by the public and garnered widespread broadcast not only in Nigeria but also around the world.

At the 2012 Headies Awards and the 2013 Nigeria Entertainment Awards, the song won Best Collabo. Clarence Peters shot and directed the music video.

Local rappers- Reminisce, Phyno, Olamide

With the rise of indigenous rappers, Reminisce, Phyno, and Olamide, who were at the forefront of the trend, stepped forth to honour the occasion. The resulting track caused a stir in the music industry, inspiring a slew of subs and shoots.

“Local rappers” was an anthem that made English-speaking rappers realize that Hip-Hop had evolved and that punchlines wasn’t the only thing selling rap in Nigeria.

Joor remix- Jahbless, Ice Prince, Reminisce, Durella, Ruggedman & Eldee

In 2011, Jahbless put together a group of artists to make rap music. The song featured Ice Prince, Reminisce, Ruggedman, and eLDee and even Durella added a verse to the mix.

The video, which was shot in an open-air boxing ring saw the artists go against themselves in pairs. The song was one of music producer, Sarz’s earliest works that were popular in the Industry.

Jagaban remix- Ycee, Olamide

By 2015, Ycee was a popping artist who had earned audiences with “Jagaban” and ‘Omo Alhaji“. When he enlisted Olamide on the remix, “Jagaban“, his career went through the roof.

It was a commercially successful song and this was the song that introduced people to Ycee, the rapper.

123 Remix- DJ Neptune, Dagrin, M.I Abaga, Naeto C

In 2010 DJ Neptune released the record 1,2,3 which featured M.I, Naeto C and the late Dagrin.

“123 (Remix)” was released in 2010 and was preceded by its original song from the previous year, which featured only M.I, who delivered a head-spinning verse loaded with his unique wordplay and flow.

By the time the remix was released, it had grown in importance, not only because of the additional elements but also because of the way it captured the pinnacle of Nigerian hip-hop and its limitless possibilities.

Each of the featured musicians was a well-known rapper at the time, both in terms of precision and economic value, and “123 (Remix)” provided an opportunity for them to flex alongside one another in a way that was both regal and free.

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King Kong remix- Vector, Phyno, Reminisce, Classiq, Uzi

Vector is unquestionably one of Nigeria’s most talented rap artists. Vector paved his way to being a favourite of music fans by consistently generating soundbars.

In 2015, he released one of his commercially successful and best works, King Kong.

That same year, a remix of “King Kong” was released, and it became a great hit, surpassing its original.

Despite the fact that the song has two remixes, one of which is by Sarkodie, the first remix is the one that has blown up speakers owing to its diversity.

The song is the second official single from Vector’s album “King Kong,” and it features four skilled rappers: Phyno, Reminisce, Classiq, and Uzi.

Every Rapper came through, delivering bars that proved why they were the best among best.

Delicious- 2shotz, Big Lo

The instrumental from Beenie Man’s ‘Dude‘ was sampled a lot all around the world, and it became the foundation for a lot of outstanding songs. Nigeria has hers, thanks to 2shotz and Biglo’s famous track “Delicious.”

The track was taken from 2shotz’s magnum opus album, “Pirated Copy.”

When it first came out, this song was a smash hit. It ruled the radio, the clubs, and the streets. The hunting Igbo flute and well-laced percussion in “Delicious” keep you on the dance floor.

As a result of their efforts, the duo was the first recipient of the Hip Hop World Awards, which are now known as the Headies. They took home the award for best collaboration. ‘Delicious’ was a truly delectable song.

Too much- DJ Jimmy JATT ft Blaise, Sasha P, Kemistry, B.O.U.Q.U.I

The “The Definition” album by DJ Jimmy Jatt is considered one of Nigeria’s best albums. This single was one of the causes for that. ‘Too much,’ a track fueled by girl power, features Kemistry, Sasha P, Blaise, Kemistry, and B.O.U.Q.U.I.

This song reminds one that even Female emcees were as powerful as their male counterparts.

Nobody Test Me- Jesse Jagz, M.I Abaga, Ice Prince

The Choc Boiz, comprised of Jesse Jagz, M.I, and Ice Prince, were unquestionably Nigeria’s best rap artists during their peak.

The group was unstoppable as hit single after hit single rolled off the label’s conveyor belt. ‘Nobody Test me,’ a track from Jesse Jagz’s “Jag Of All Tradez” album, is still considered one of their best works.

The song got us on that hip-hop evolution that year and ever since the game has never been the same.

Owo Ati Swagga (remix)- CartiAir ft. Gino, Da Grin, Eva, Terry Tha Rapman

While most people might not remember who CartiAir is, but most millennials would definitely remember his hit song, “Owo Ti Swagger“. The song was a hit but the remix was bigger.

The remix of ‘Owo Ati Swagga’ contains dope work from Gino, the prolific Terry Tha Rapman, a then surging Dagrin, and the budding Eva. It was released in 2009 to mixed reviews.

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Top Classic Collaborations between Nigerian Rappers

• Ghost Mode- Phyno, Olamide
• Local rappers- Reminisce, Phyno, Olamide
• Joor remix- Jahbless, Iceprince, Reminisce, Durella, Ruggedman & Eldee
• Jagagban remix- Ycee, Olamide
• 123 Remix- DJ Neptune, M.I Abaga, Naeto C, Dagrin
• King Kong remix- Vector, Phyno, Reminisce, Classiq, Uzi
• Delicious- 2shotz, Biglo
• Too much- DJ Jimmy JATT ft Blaise, Sasha P, Kemistry, B.O.U.Q.U.I
• Nobody Test Me- Jesse Jagz, M.I Abaga, Ice Prince
• Owo Ati Swagga (remix)- CartiAir ft. Gino, Da Grin, Eva, Terry Tha Rapman

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Reminisce is undoubtedly one of the forerunners and conveners of street hop in the Nigerian music industry.

In the late 2000s, the Nigerian hip-hop scene was booming with names like Naeto C, M.I, Mode 9, TerrythaRapman, RuggedMan, and quite talented others who carved heavily on global hip-hop pleasantries and infusion of their own local derivatives.

However, all of them created a blueprint or template for what rap music sounded like in the country and what could be generally and consciously accepted or played to the mainstream.

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The diversification also saw a new ‘street sound’ which also trapped heavily on hip-hop serenity was growing in the ghetto and would soon hit the mainstream with full force.

It all birthed in early 2010 with the launch of one of Nigeria’s most talked about and praised rap figures DaGrin; with his total confidence of flows, and melodic delivery in Yoruba, and Pidgin English fused with Western slangs, he opened the doors to a new playing field.

The ‘Local Rapper’ reception was critically acclaim while grasping to his roots, DaGrin album C.E.O transmitted something new.

His tragic passing in 2010 left the reins of the paradigm shift he steered open for worthy successors.

A new era was unlocked and in 2011 came artists like Olamide, Jahbless, Konga, and Reminisce.

These new voices took the sound to the next level and made hit singles that made it acceptable.

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What was now termed ‘Street Music’ was an evolution of hip-hop, mashed with fast-paced afrobeat drums and layered with heavy-hitting lyrics.

Also, it was slowly taking over nationwide, in front of everyone’s eyes.

Nine years later one of the sound’s leading voices, Reminisce, is still at the top of his game. With the emergence of younger figures like Zlatan, Lil Kesh, Mojo, who’ve all contributed to the new age identity of what ‘Street Music’ has become.

Reminisce has held his own with four top-selling and award-winning albums, countless successful hit singles, and also an acting credit on one of Nigeria’s highest-grossing films, King Of Boys, he’s undoubtedly become what one would call an OG.

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