The 23 year-old Singer & Songwriter who drew the attention of YBNL’s CEO, Olamide earlier this year makes a bold Come back Shorty after His Japaa song featuring Shogo with Music Video to Ege.

The Video features Cameos from Nollywood’s Ijebu, YBNL’s Dj Enimoney, Sho Mo Age Mi crooner, Jigan, Yomi SARS, Ortega, Ogagun SK amongst Other Celebrities.

The Crisp Outdoor Visuals to the Shocker Producer Hit Banger, “Ege (Dribble)” Was Shot in Fagba & Iju Ishaga Areas of Lagos State and was directed by the Industry’s Finest, Unlimited L.A.

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Watch and Download Ege Video by Danny S below! Thanks To Olamide..

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The year is 2012, and it’s still very fresh. Very fresh, in that, there’s not yet too much new music from new artists disturbing the streets. So, everyone practically had a chance. Yeah, there was Wizkid, Davido and Olamide shutting the whole country down with their music. D’banj is just beginning to recover from his international “5 mins fame,” just as new crops are emerging from all sides. And, then came, a guy out of nowhere named LKT. Even the name was weird.

Before everyone knew what was happening, his banger had taken over the streets and airwaves. Everybody was practically singing “Ma lo woju alaye mi oh,” in 2012. You meet a kid and then you wonder how and why he can sing “Alaye Mi” from A-Z. Think of the fact that, it has an alienated fuji vibe, one wouldn’t have expected such jam to be a big hit. But, it was. The uniqueness had hit everybody, because nobody though street music and fuji has a way of getting infused on club songs. LKT did it!

“Alaye Mi” is not an average song, nor is it a song you get on a normal day. Little wonder, LKT himself couldn’t re-work the magikk. It is just awesome. He also employed the use of a catchy hook, that hooked everyone on, from the start. “Ma lo woju Alaye mi oh//Oo ni fe gba oju alaye mi//LKT lori TV ati Radio…,” must have been the best chorus of 2012. Lines like “Won wa mi l’Ame gan//Mo ti pe bi Sonekan,” also lets us into what a good lyricist a Fuji artist can be. And then the vamp that has, “Let me see you get down low,” is everything! It couldn’t have been better.

The song was an instant hit, and though LKT had done a Remix with Davido, the original track remained his only hit to date. Thanks to the unique vibe.

Remember it was 2012, nobody knew Terry Apala who is now infusing local sounds with pop. Destiny Boy was probably in kindergaten. It was that year LKT did what nobody had done. He picked up fuji and mashed it up with Afro, then made it a club-worthy song. “Alaye Mi” remains unbeaten, till now. And, when you listen to it now, you still enjoy it. It’s definitely a classic!

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Kosowo is a street song inspired by Olamide’s Shaku Shaku movement. You all know what Rapper deyemi is capable of. Feel free to check on this new tune and enjoy!

Should you need to reach out to Deyemi, Please do via 08183482849

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Icempire Records owner Ice K (artquake) premieres the music video for his trending single “4G Wireless” featuring Slim Case & Dollarsyno.

The much anticipated video is brought to life through various performance scenes in sets filled with dance and the shaku shaku track leads them to a crew of dancers who display swift choreographed moves. Visual directed by award winning Aje Films. It’s MuchMusic LessTalk!

Watch the video for “4G Wireless” below

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Master of his own self defined music artistry with a focus on afro-hip hop, afro-rnb and afro-pop, Onyebuchi Njoku popularly known as Buchido is a man born of good music with an edge in impeccable beats, melodies, and lyrical flows.

After releasing his pre-official teaser song ‘SumJusAppenRighNow’ inspired by the snapchat and Instagram comedic sensation ‘Lasisi Elenu’, Buchido is back to impress again – contributing uniquely to the Shaku Shaku wave – with his official debut single, ‘Shaku Shaku (Give Dem)’.

Buchido was born on August 27th 1992, he attended the University of Lagos, Nigeria where he studied and graduated with a B.Sc in Geography and Regional Planning in 2014. Having produced his first song in 2008, Buchido is currently running his businesses and establishing his music career on a large platform.

With musical influences from Joe, Kenny G, Mase and Trey Songz, Buchido’s fans should expect a variety of good music, visuals of the finest quality and a lot more from his economy of talent. Stay tuned.

Listen Shaku Shaku give dem By Buchido Below!

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Dammy Krane continues to churn out content and this makes it his 5th content in a bout a week!

Here’s the video to his trending single ‘Shaku Shaku. As the title of the single suggest, the visuals features several variations of the trending dance step in the country ‘Shaku Skaku’.

Watch below and enjoy

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2018 came with it’s own goodies. There was on one side, the “Afrobeats” that’s beginning to gain shape, transforming into some sort of Afro/Dancehall fusion. And on the other side, there was street music called “shaku shaku,” which gained prominence last year, and started finding it’s way into the mainstream.

Even though Wizkid and Slimcase linked up, D’banj did shaku shaku, Tiwa Savage too, and it all seems like Afrobeats artists embrace the new street style, it was a battle of Afrobeats versus shaku shaku. Who’s won so far ?

In three days’ time, we’ll be saying bye bye to March and that means a quarter of the year 2018 is gone. How time flies.

Judging from the three months gone, has shaku shaku been able to beat the Afrobeat or the “pon pon pon” sound is still the hottest thing, in Nigeria? We’ll find out. This might get a bit freaky, anyway.

Here, we attempt to list the Top 20 songs, so far. Not the best in terms of quality, but the hottest commercially. And, then we’ll see how many shaku shaku,
And how many Afro’s are there.

In no particular other, these are 20 of the hottest songs we’ve got in 2018; “Science Student by Olamide” “Soco by Wizkid” “Issa Banger by D’banj ft Slimcase and Mr Real” “Mind by Davido & Mayorkun, Dremo Peruzzi” “Flora My Flawa by Davido” “Diet by DJ Enimoney ft Tiwa Savage, Slimcase and Reminisce” “NoWo by DJ Spinall ft Wizkid” “Say Bye Bye by Ycee” “4dayz by Kiss Daniel” “C. Ronaldo by Olamide” “Apa Mi by Lil Kesh” “If I Tell You by Ice Prince” “Problem by Reminisce” “Ada by DJ Ecool ft Davido” “Burn by Kcee ft Sarkodie” “Shakpati by Yemi Alade ft Slimcase” “Yur Luv by Tekno” “Chop by Sugarboy ft Ycee” “Shempe by DJ Xclusive ft Slimcase and Mz Kiss” and “Balu by CDQ ft Idowest and Mr Real“

Now, let’s analyze them.

SHAKU SHAKU

Here we have bang tracks like “Sciece Student” and “Issa Banger,” at the forefront. DJ Enimoney’s “Diet,” and Lil Kesh’s “Apa Mi,” are hot too. We’ve got 9 tracks sampling the shaku shaku vibe.

AFRO

With tracks like “Soco,” “Yur Luv” and “Ada,” mirroring the Afro-fusion style, there are about 10 songs from the list which has a strong Afrobeat aura all over.

Ice Prince’s “If I Tell You,” attempts at bridging both. It’s not necessarily a street song, but it sure has that uptempo beat.

So, now, it’s left for you to decide which you love, ’cause it’s a draw game for now. BUT, predictions have it that shaku shaku will take over.

Meanwhile,
why is there no real hip-hop, on the list ? A story for another day.

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Here’s the spic and span music from DJ Prince, Lagos’ number 1 ocean side DJ as he’s affectionately called. It highlights Baseline Act Skales and is titled ‘Shaku’

‘Shaku’ is set to shake the wireless transmissions and clubs in the coming weeks..

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All my people carry go from orile to sango, shaku shaku now, Bam bam, oya fijo gbowo, omo lomo yen

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Shaku shaku is the main thing now. It’s everywhere, Radio, TV’s, Blogs, on your phone, banging your car speakers, at the barber’s shop, practically everywhere. “Issa Banger” is on the Island, just as your favourite DJ is rocking some Mr Real’s. Everybody’s doing this shit, championed by Olamide.

Slimcase is the next rated, so what ya saying? Shaku shaku is bae, oh Lord. And, out of every ten songs played at parties, clubs etc, seven are made with shaku shaku and the street in mind. So you’re bound to hear a lotta slangs.

Just so you know, “shaku shaku” is now more than a dance, it’s a movement. The first original genre under the classification “street music.” So, when you hear shaku shaku, don’t think it’s anything close to shoki (the resemblance notwithstanding.) It’s a whole big thing, that you can’t overlook, now.
The type of music is characterized by uptempo beat, vain production, (sometimes) meaningless rhythmic lyrics, and chants. It’s street so there’s no way you can avoid one or two slangs (Lamba’s, like Slimcase calls them.)
Here, we try to highlight, some of the most-widely used street slangs, during this shaku shaku era, and also give their meanings.

1 SHAKU SHAKU

It’ll not be cool, if I don’t put this first. It’s common on the streets. Literally, it means “leftovers.” We aren’t foolish then if we say “omo shaku shaku” means all these slay queens with boreholes, under. (You know as E dey be nau. As a street boy) It’s not too pleasant, and I know of a girl fighting her friend’s boyfriend for calling her “omo shaku shaku.”
Though shaku shaku is getting broader, by the day, this meaning still holds water, for a while.

2. OSHA PRA PRA

Everybody says this now. While you may have heard it first on Tee Blaq’s jam, before then, it’s also possible you’ve heard it from Slimcase.

While the now meaning is something quality, or quality lifestyle, some people said a certain yahoo boy who is called “Oshaprapra” is the one Slimcase be tryna hail, before people picked it up as a slang.

3. SHEPETERI

Idowest don blow! He’s even on one CDQ song now?

Even if you haven’t heard Idowest’s song, “Shepeteri,” which featured Slimcase, you must have heard someone say the slang. It’s basically a replacement for the original shaku shaku. Awon omo shepeteri..

4. CACHE

Apart from the apparent “Olosho” theme, one main theme on shaku shaku songs is Yahoo. They shout out yahoo boys, and talk about it, always.

While some may think “Chache” is not a thin, and even transcribe it as “Kachi,” as a proud street boy, I’m here to tell you cache means yahoo yahoo activities.

It started from Sashe (CDQ’s Indomie has this.) Then it went to shashe, 9ice sang “Awon te mi n shashe.” It was also called “chache,” Ola dips “Mo n cha che, mo n gbowo.” BUT, it kept evolving till it became “cache.”

So, when next you hear Slimcase say it, don’t think he’s hailing one Onyekachi, from Abia.

5. OJA TI BURST

“Burst” itself is a yahoo terminology, which is usually used when a job don cast. To be more precise, when a bank account has been “Loaded,” and the bank counters such counterfeit transaction, a yahoo boy tells you “Account yen ti burst.” That’s where it took up from.

Oja ti burst means “things have fallen apart,” “an error has occurred,” and anything along that line.

6. OSHOZONDI

We have DJ Sidez’s hit “Oshozondi” to credit for this. Just like many other shaku shaku hits, it features Otunba Lamba, Slimcase who made use of the word well.

It means ballers, and especially on the song, many big boys (yahoo) were cited. Investor Arab Money, Oshozondi etc.

7. SAKA MANJE

When you say something, and someone shouts “Sakamanje,” mehn, it means the person thinks you’re a liar. It’s a term for “big lie,” or “big liar,” depending on how it’s used, and it’s hot on the streets.

Seriki has a song with that title, and it featured Reminisce.

Other slangs include Legbegbe (pick-pocket), Talo megun wa, Omo Olope etc.

Welcome to the streets!

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Music is a soul food and it has been observed over the years that quite a number of people can’t get enough of it. Everyone loves a good turn up which involves great music and the Naija vibes never fail to disappoint as it is often said to be the best vibe. The music industry has been consistently exciting not just because of the good music but the amazing and unique dance styles. Thanks to the street, a new dance style called ‘Shaku Shaku’ is added to the list. If you’ve been to any party or concerts in the past few months or even on social media then you must have seen it been done. It is a very interesting and animated dance step that is catching a fast buzz across cities in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole. The dance trend has pave way for the creation of an entire sub-genre of songs, made particularly of the dance.

We’ve even seen videos were people overseas having been hoping on the dance style tend. So, what really is about this dance? Why is this dance style funny yet catchy? Maybe because it was originated from the streets and the ‘butty’ people seem fascinated about it. Or maybe because it’s thrilling watching people lose home training while dancing. It all depends.

Shaku Shaku enjoys the characteristic of being one of those truly street trends and is slowly becoming a major trend. When a Shaku Shaku song is played, it’s okay if it sounds like noise to you because at first, it sounds like noise, but it really is a vibe that mirrors an identity, the identity of certain people and a distinct beauty in the middle of raw chaos. This dance is ready and set to become Nigeria’s biggest dance-style trend.

• Osasogie Omoigui

We have some shaku shaku songs for you Below:

1.  Olamide – Science Student

2. Danny S – Ege (Shaku Shaku)

3. Dammy Krane – Shaku Shaku

4. Yemi Alade ft Slimcase – Shakpati

5. VJ Adams X Niniola – Leg Work 

6. DJ Enimoney  – Diet ft. Tiwa Savage, Reminisce & Slimcase 

7. D’Banj – Issa Banger ft. SlimCase & Mr Real

8. Baddy – Oosha Oga

9. Reminisce – Problem

10. Naira Marley x Olamide x Lil Kesh – Issa Goal

11. Idowest – Omo Shepeteri (Remix) ft Dammy Krane & Slimcase

12. Churchill ft Small Doctor – Yama Yama

13. Olamide x Skepta – Sheevita Juice

14. Olamide x DJ Consequence – Assignment

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