The revelation came during a playful live session with content creator Shank on Sunday, October 26, 2025.

As the two chatted, Qing Madi invited her audience to guess the “global superstar” she had recently worked with. After a flurry of guesses in the comments, the 18-year-old singer finally revealed the bombshell:

“Lil Wayne! Lil, f**king Wayne!

The moment left both Shank and viewers stunned and quickly went viral, with clips circulating widely across X and TikTok, generating excitement from fans across continents.

Known for breakout hits like “Ole” and “Vision,” Qing Madi has steadily risen in the Afrobeats scene, blending soulful vocals with genre-crossing sounds.

A collaboration with Lil Wayne, a five-time Grammy-winning rapper and one of hip-hop’s most revered figures, could mark a major milestone for her burgeoning international career.

While neither artist has confirmed further details including the song’s title, release date, or project anticipation is already mounting.

Fans are eagerly awaiting what could be a game-changing bridge between Afrobeats and American hip-hop, showcasing the global reach and influence of Nigerian music today.

Qing Madi teased a Lil Wayne collab on Shank’s live stream 🤯pic.twitter.com/ikCP0aaW4B

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It was a night of pure African glamour and global pride as London came alive for the world premiere of 3 Cold Dishes, a powerful Pan-African crime drama that’s already shaping up to be one of the continent’s most talked-about cinematic triumphs.

Held at the iconic Indigo at The O2, the premiere drew a full house of 1,757 guests, transforming the venue into a vibrant celebration of African art, fashion, and storytelling.

Produced by Bose Ogulu and her son, global superstar Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu, alongside Osas Ighodaro, the film stands as a milestone in the evolution of African cinema, bridging cultures and audiences across continents.

Directed by award-winning filmmaker Asurf Oluseyi, 3 Cold Dishes follows the emotional journey of three women united by pain, resilience, and the pursuit of justice — a raw tale that tackles the grim realities of human trafficking while celebrating courage and sisterhood.

 

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The red carpet radiated elegance and excitement as celebrities, filmmakers, and fans arrived in striking African attire. Cameras flashed endlessly as Osas Ighodaro, who also stars in the film, stole the spotlight with her dazzling look and graceful presence.

She led a formidable cast featuring Fat Toure, Maud Guerard, Ruby Akubueze, Taiwo Adeyemi, Amelie Mbaye, and veteran actor Wale Ojo, each bringing depth and authenticity to the film’s narrative.

Adding a classic touch to the evening, legendary Congolese musician Awilo Longomba lit up the event with a thrilling performance — a perfect nod to the film’s Pan-African message of unity through art and music.

The show’s lively atmosphere was elevated by Shank Comics and Hakeem, who served as hosts, keeping the audience engaged with humour and charm throughout the night.

The star-studded gathering also featured appearances from Nissi, Yvonne Jegede, Boma Akpore, KC Obiajulu, Hakka Da Host, and several top media influencers, all joining in to celebrate what many are calling a defining moment for African cinema.

With its mix of emotional storytelling, star power, and cultural pride, 3 Cold Dishes not only premiered with grandeur but also reaffirmed Africa’s growing presence on the global entertainment stage.

 

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Afrobeats superstar Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, delighted fans with a rare, unscripted moment as he made a surprise appearance on comedian and content creator Shank’s livestream in Los Angeles.

The Grammy-winning singer, who is widely known for his preference for privacy and low-key outings, was seen strolling casually through the streets of LA alongside members of his entourage when he bumped into the Nigerian comedian. Clad in his signature white singlet and ash joggers, the Essence crooner looked relaxed as he joined Shank for a few lighthearted exchanges.

Wizkid’s playful banter with Shank, coupled with his warm energy on camera, quickly won over fans online. During the brief encounter, he even hinted at returning for more content collaborations in the future, much to the delight of viewers tuning in live.

The clip from Shank’s livestream rapidly made the rounds on social media, with fans excited to see the often-reserved singer stepping into the limelight in such a casual and fun setting.

This unexpected moment follows closely on the heels of Wizkid’s recent headline show at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, where he made another heartwarming gesture by bringing his third son, Zion, on stage during the performance. The touching moment drew widespread praise from fans and media alike.

Together, the livestream cameo and the on-stage father-son moment have offered fans rare, endearing glimpses into the singer’s life beyond the music—a side of Wizkid many don’t often get to see.

 

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American streamer Kai Cenat’s recent trip to Lagos, Nigeria, took an unexpected turn following a meeting with music superstar Davido.

Although specifics are unclear, Davido reportedly cautioned Cenat against following fellow influencer Shanks to a surprise location.

Cenat, renowned for his lively streams, boasts a substantial online following. Conversely, Shanks is known as an influencer and Instagram comedian. This contrast has led to speculation regarding Davido’s intentions.

The scenario unfolded after Shanks, accompanying Cenat on his Lagos journey, arranged a surprise outing for the streamer. Some fans speculate that this surprise might have involved a collaboration at a content studio, potentially elevating Shanks’ social media presence. However, Davido apparently intervened, advising Cenat against proceeding.

A video capturing Shanks’ emotional reaction to Cenat relaying Davido’s advice has surfaced online. In the clip, Shanks appears visibly distressed, almost on the verge of tears, as Cenat remarks, “If Davido says not to go, then we shouldn’t go.”

It’s so not fair! That was supposed to be shanks moment and they just took it from him! I hate when people experience near Sucess syndrome bro. I hate it. It’s wicked https://t.co/AOf9pGONGY

— Petty (@Pettybigbaby) March 11, 2024

Reactions on social media have been intense, with some fans sympathizing with Shanks and feeling that he missed out on a significant opportunity. “It’s not fair! That was supposed to be Shanks’ moment,” one user lamented.

However, amidst the empathy, there’s speculation about a potential rift between Davido and Shanks, with some suggesting that Davido might disapprove of Shanks for reasons that remain unspecified.

Everyone acting like we don’t know why this is ? Davido clearly don’t fuck with shank, in my opinion, it’s just to spite him. https://t.co/4d0ChWJ9OT

— Damo. (@Damol4_) March 11, 2024

Certainly, it’s possible that Davido’s advice to Kai Cenat was motivated by concern for the streamer’s safety, even though the specifics of the situation haven’t been disclosed. This perspective suggests that Davido’s intervention may have been a protective measure aimed at ensuring Cenat’s well-being during his time in Lagos, Nigeria.

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• The DMW boss revealed this while during an episode of the ‘Afrobeats’ documentary.

Nigerian Award-winning artist David Adedeji Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has revealed who the “Dami Duro” beat was initially meant for.

The DMW boss made this known when he was speaking about his 2011 hit song during an episode of the ‘Afrobeats: The Backstory’ documentary.

The documentary which centres on the rise of the Afrobeats genre premiered on Netflix on Thursday. It was produced by Ayo Shonaiya.

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The song ‘Dami Duro’ is the second track on the singer’s debut album, ‘Omo Baba Olowo’ (2012).

Davido said he initially had no intention to record a song with the beat.

He Said:

“People that were in the studio when I recorded Dami Duro were Wande, Bigiano, Shank and Shizzi. I started the beat to Dami Duro and then I was actually making the beat for Sexy Steel,” 

“This is facts cause I had a studio, I had like the best studio at that time. So I was making it for Sexy Steel. I met Shizzi in Wande’s house when he was working on Wizkid’s album.”

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Celebrating the Classic Nigerian songs turning 15 years in 2022.

2007 was a pivotal time in the Nigerian Music industry. Its era saw artists like Asa, Timaya, 9ice drop their debut albums to critical and commercial acclaim.

In Nigeria, Mo Hits, the largest label at the time, released a first-of-its-kind label compilation album.

The project produced singles like “Booty call,” “Move your body,” and “Close to you,” with Don Jazzy, the country’s most prolific producer at the time, handling the majority of the production.

Much has changed in the industry in the 15 years since 2007. Nigerian music has progressed in leaps and bounds to the point where it can now be classified as mainstream music on a global scale.

While this is stunning, it would be negligent of anyone to overlook the amount of effort that went into getting the scene to where it is now.

The early and mid-2000s labour put in by artists, labels, and other business stakeholders is unquestionably what the scene is benefiting from now.

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Here are some of the evergreen songs that would clock 15 years in 2022.

Kini Big Deal- Naeto C ft. Ikechukwu

Naeto C had been around for a long before the release of “Kini Big Deal.”

This, however, was the song that revolutionized his life and the course of Nigerian commercial rap music.

Prior to this, rappers of the time were more concerned with the technical aspects of rapping, hence the commercial worth of their music was poor. Naeto proved that you can be a great rapper and write a terrific rap-pop song at the same time.

Yahooze- Olu Maintain

It wasn’t a party if you didn’t play Olu Maintain’s “Yahozee” at your party in 2007.

Yahozee was the description of an anthem; once this song came on, everyone and their mother had to sing along. It was also Olu Maintain’s first real solo triumph after leaving the group, “Maintain.”

Timaya -Timaya

In 2007, Timaya, also known as ‘Egberi Papa 1 of Bayelsa,’ had the entire globe at his feet. Timaya scored gold again in 2007 with this self-titled track produced by K Solo for his iconic debut album, True Story, after releasing the similarly popular “Dem mama” in 2005.

Greenland- TY Bello

In the early 2000s, TY Bello was a member of the gospel group KUSH. The band had a lot of success but eventually split up, as do most bands.

After a couple of years of silence following the band’s breakup, TY resurfaced in 2007 with the mega single “Greenland,” a hopeful song about Nigeria’s prospects.

‘Greenland‘ was a smash hit across the country, especially with schoolchildren, as it was frequently utilized in dance routines and choreographies in schools and churches.

Do Me-P-square

In 2007, Peter and Paul released their third album, Game Over. They were undoubtedly the most popular artists in the country at the time, along with 2face and D’banj.

Everything they touched turned to gold. “Do Me” was the most successful single from an album where every single was considered a hit. The video which was shot in South Africa was a significant step up in the quality of Nigerian music videos.

Fire on the Mountain- Asa

In 2007, Asa was an exception, a bug in the system if you will. When she first came out, there was almost nothing in the mainstream that sounded like her.

She released her seminal self-titled debut album with production help from the renowned Cobhams Asoquo. The album’s lead single was “Fire on the Mountain.”

Julie- Shank

The song “Julie” by Shank is what you’d call a cult favourite. It may not have topped the charts in the same way that some of the other songs on this list did, but it was the best thing in the world at the time for those who knew it!

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‘Booty Call’- Mo Hits feat Dbanj & Wande Coal

What happens when the best pop stars of the time team up with the top producer in the country? Simple, Curriculum Vitae, a compilation album of Mo hits. The album’s most popular single was “Booty Call,” which featured Wande Coal and D’banj.

Lori Le’- X-Project

In 2007, X-Project, a group made up of two Sierra Leoneans and one Nigerian, released “Lori le,” their biggest hit to date. “Lori le,” the song from their third album Sierra-Naija, was popular for its catchy intro and was one of the go-to party music of the period.

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Cry- Modenine

Modenine leapt on the softer track produced by Cobhams Asuquo, abandoning his tried and true approach of punch lines over heavy body beats. Modenine told gripping stories on widows’ rights in Igbo land and cultism in Nigerian universities with the ease of a seasoned storyteller.

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Music last year (2020) was non-stop, hit songs were popping left, right and center, and here are the top 10 Nigerian music producers in 2021.

However, the music industry enjoyed a boom of time and Nigerian artists and Music Producers deserve heavy praise.

Late year, we had the best of Wizkid, Davido, Olamide, Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage, Adekunle Gold, Patoranking, and Fireboy to mention a few.

Top 10 Nigerian music producers in 2021

Sarz

Osabuohien Osaretin, better known by his stage name Sarz, is a Nigerian record producer and musician.

Born in Benin City, Edo State, he is popularly known for the tag Sarz On The Beat/”Really”, at the beginning or end of all his music productions.

His first full credit production work was for Lord of Ajasa’s “See Drama” in 2007.

He has produced tracks for Wizkid, Naeto C, Banky W, Skales, Shank, Reminisce, Goldie Harvey, eLDee, Wande Coal, YQ, and Niniola.

Legendary Beatz

Legendury Beatz is a Nigerian record producing and songwriting duo, composed of siblings Uzezi Oniko and Okiemute Oniko.

Their production style is deeply rooted in afrobeat as well as in several other genres, including hip hop, reggae fusion, moombahton, and electro house.

They have produced many global hits including Wizkid essence featuring Tems

P2J

Pro2Jay, also known as P2J, is a Nigerian, London-based producer who has been making afro-pop, afro-house, afro-rap, and afro-jazz since the beginning of his career.

After shooting his shot and traveling to the United States with his manager seven years ago, he experienced an influx of artists reaching out in attempts to collaborate.

He’s responsible for almost all the songs on Made In Lagos by Wizkid.

London

ThisIsLondon is also an in-house producer for Mavins Records. Popularly known with his producer tag “London!!!”, this British-Nigerian producer joined the music scene in 2019 and has been making waves by producing some of the biggest hits of all time.

He did an amazing work with Tiwa savage 2020 hit single “Koroba” which has been on everyone’s lips especially the ladies and also on Wizkid’s ‘Made In Lagos‘.

He also produced impressive Artiste singles like; Grayte for Wizkid, Temptation for Tiwa Savage featuring Sam Smith, Mystery Girl for Johnny Drille, Bloody Samaritan by Ayra Starr, and Do Me for Crayon.

Rexxie

You know it’s a smashing street Jam when the tag “Yo, Rexxie Pon this one (PonDits)” comes up at the intro of the song.

Ezeh Chisom professionally known as Rexxie is the originator of the addictive Zanku sound.

He is the one-number hit-making producer of the Marlian community and has worked with the likes of Naira Marley, Zlatan, Lyta, Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage, and Mohbad to name a few.

If you thought the songs he produced like Soapy, Tesumole, or Gbeku were going to be the Ultimate street tunes to make a wave in the music industry, then you’re wrong.

This multi-talented producer is the one responsible for one of the hottest and most addictive songs of 2020, “Ko por Ke (KPK)” by Himself and Mohbad.

Rexxie didn’t just produce a street song, he took sweet time in crafting out unforgettable beats for the song.

“Ko por Ke” is a song full of vibes and its beats will make a typical marlian bust some marlian dance moves.

P Prime

Peace Emmanuel Oredope professionally known as P.Priime is one of Nigeria’s youngest producers.

He started producing songs at the young age of 15. From being a student at Sarz Academy to working with some of Nigeria’s best artists like Fireboy, Cuppy, Zlatan, Naira Marley, Olamide to create some of the best tunes in the music industry.

Known by his signature Tag “P-P-Priimeee, Giddem!!!”, P-prime has successfully created some of the dopest trending beats of 2020.

He produced Zlatan’s Shomo & Unripe Paw Paw featuring Jamopyer, Olamide’s Eru, Green Light Loading, Peruzzi’s Southy Love and many many more.

His ultimate production for 2020 is Infinity by Olamide featuring Omah Lay.

Pheelz

Phillip Kayode Moses popularly known as Pheelz or his producer tag “Rii! Riddimacoolayor!! Is a multi-talented and award-winning producer and songwriter.

He has been in the music scene since 2012 but was known as Pheelz Mr. Producer before he rebranded to Riddimacoolayor.

Over the years, Phleez has worked with some of Nigeria’s best artists to produce some of the hottest tunes in the country.

He Produced on Olamide’s Baddest Ever Album, Street, OT, 2kings, MI’s The Chairman Album, Ghetto University by Runtown, and the Hit songs like; ‘Billionaire‘ by Teni, ‘Scatter‘ for Fireboy, and ’49-99‘ for Tiwa Savage to mention a very few.

Pheelz majored on Fireboy’s Apollo Album in 2020, Some of his buzzing productions off the album include Fireboy’s Hottest hits “Champion”, ‘Remember Me’ and “Spell” which received rave reviews from fans.

And he also dropped a single titled ‘One Life’.

Spax

Born in Minna, Niger State, Nigeria, and grew up in Lagos., most producers prefer the spotlight, Spax is the opposite.

This talented producer has been in the music scene for a while now but he really began to get noticed by people when the Palmwine Music project by Show Dem Camp got released.

He produced most of the standout tracks on that tape including the hit song Popping Again which featured Boj and Odunsi.

This year, he alone produced Palmwine Music Vol. 2 in its entirety and the reception that that album has gotten has been mostly positive.

He also produced most of the hit tracks on Ajebutter22’s and Boj’s joint EP Make E No Cause Fight which included the hit song Yawa.

He also produced song on Poe’s debut album, if you really don’t know how good Spax is, listen to the Palmwine Music 2 album.

Telz

Alli Odunayo Better known as Telz is a Grammy-nominated producer. If you pay attention to the intro of some Nigerian songs, you must have heard the tag “Funkula”.

Many are guilty of referring to his producer’s tag as “Born Killer”, “Fun Killer” and “Porn Killer”. Telz started producing professionally in 2017.

He is responsible for the hottest tunes of 2020.

He Creatively came up with the beats for Patoranking’s Hit song “Abule”, “Do Me” and “Mon Bebe” Featuring Flavour.

On Burna Boy’s Twice as Tall album, he produced Wonderful, Onyeka, and Wetin Dey Sup.

Fresh VDM

First Off, he is an in-house producer for DMW records owned by Davido. It’s most likely that on some of Davido’s hit songs you must have heard the tag “Damn Fresh on the Beat or Fresh!!!!”.

Yes, those tunes were produced by Bello Emmanuel Adeshina professionally known as Fresh VDM (Very Disturbing Music). Do you know Fresh VDM is a Togolese-born Nigerian music producer who is fond of combining unusual sounds to come out with banging beats?

Aside from producing DMW records, he has worked with other artists like; Olamide, Burna Boy, Mr Eazi, Stefflon Don and YCee.

Some of his earlier productions Include “MIND by the DMW stars, DOE by Larry Gaaga, ‘Mata’ by peruzzi, ‘Aje’ by DMW ft Davido, Peruzzi, Yonda, and “Aza” by DMW stars x Duncan Mighty.

In 2020, Fresh VDM really did create fresh tunes, Magic, he did amazing with Davido’s hit song “ The Best” from the A Better Time album featuring Mayorkun, ‘Of Lagos’ & ‘Your Body’ by Mayorkun, ‘E Be Tinz’ and some trending songs of 2020.

Worthy mention

• Speroach
• Leriq
• Spells
• Ozedicus
• Blaise beats
• Nap G
• Masterkraft
• Don Jazzy

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The truth is we called these tags from memory and that led to the realization as to how we have these Nigerian producer tags engrained into our minds unknowingly.

When I first heard Rema‘s “Bounce,” produced by Don Jazzy, I squinted a little at the opening adlib: “Na who do the beat? Jazzy! ” I recall that moment because, even after dozens of listens, I still get the same emotion.

Now that I think about it, my reaction wasn’t actually one of rejection; rather, it was one of sentimentality for the sake of nostalgia.

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Mo’ Hits, the Don Jazzy-led crew who held Afropop in a chokehold at will every year, dominated my adolescent and early teen years when I was a kid in the early to mid-1990s.

There was an ever-present adlib during that run that will go down in Nigerian pop music history: “It’s Don Jazzy Again!”

Rema‘s adlib at the start of “Bounce” isn’t completely unfamiliar Wande Coal utilized it on “Taboo” but it didn’t feel powerful enough to declare a towering, era-defining super-producer to my old self.

These are credible tags from Nigerian music producers

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 Legendary Beats!

This duo of amazing producers is at the helm of the bangers emanating out of Star Boy. However, I reckon their credits on Skales’ Take care of me is one of their finest offerings.

 Telz’s ‘Funkula

The Nigerian music community once shared a joke over Telz’s ‘Funkula’ tag on Twitter when some people wrote it out as ‘Born killer’ and even ‘Porn Killer.’ Eventually, Telz or Odunayo Alli himself had to step in to correct this.

Pheelz on the beat / Pheelz Mr Producer / Riddinmaculayo

Rated one time as the best afrobeat/hip-pop producer of his time. The “Awon Goonz Mi” crooner has set a pace for himself.

Being one of the pioneer stakeholders of the YBNL family he has created lots of magic with his FL and Cubase for the past ages

Sess problem kid

Currently one the best in Nigeria; it’s unique, it’s fresh and it’s sharp. This tag is executed by Falz and that made me wonder which song it first appeared on.

Masterkraft on the beat /GO: An underrated Nigerian sonic master, Masterkraft already had hits under his belt producing for the late Goldie but his recent behind-the-board magic on songs for Banky W, Phyno, The Flavor Nabania, and CDQ are distinguished.

“Yo Rexxie pon this one!

“Yo Rexxie pon this one!” is a tag that has in a seemingly short while become a household name and has become the herald of a good time as it has been so introduced to us by Rexxie who makes eclectic-so street-hop inspired beats.

Beats By Sarz or Sarz on the beat or Really

Don’t act like you don’t know, his first full credit production work was for Lord of Ajasa’s “See Drama” in 2007.

He has produced tracks for Wizkid, Naeto C, Banky W, Skales, Shank, Reminisce, Goldie Harvey, eLDee, Wande Coal, YQ and Niniola

Major Bangz

The king of hard-hitting kicks and bass drums. He might be synonymous with our Eastern Brothers, but it doesn’t decrease his brilliance.

His tag is usually worded by the Rapper, like Phyno.

It’s Young John the wicked producer — Young John

Young John is a Nigerian record producer and audio engineer. He is best known for producing the critically acclaimed single titled “Story For The Gods” off Olamide’s Street OT album.

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock in Antarctica due to a fear of Polar Bears, you should be familiar with who this is.

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Curated most influential Nigerian record producers of all time.

Nigerian record producers and artists have always received all the plaudits for creating hit songs, but record producers also deserve to share that fame.

However, Over the years many talented producers have walked these streets, mesmerizing us with their melodious beats and brilliant musical ingenuity.

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These producers have not only given us great songs, but they have also carried the music industries on their shoulders and brought Nigerian music into the limelight.

 Don Jazzy

Don Jazzy is arguably the greatest Nigerian producer ever, collaborating with virtually every A-list artist in the industry since he and D’Banj burst onto the scene in 2004.

His catalog of production credits is filled with endless smash hits such as Tongolo, Surulere, Dorobucci, Oliver Twist, Mr. Endowed, to mention a few, as well as numerous classic albums.

Don Jazzy has also had international collaborations, most notably his work with Jay-Z and Kanye West on the production of Lift Off, featuring Beyoncé on the album Watch The Throne which was released on 8 August 2011.

 OJB Jezreel

The late OJB Jezreel single-handedly produced ‘Face 2 Face’ which contained arguably the biggest record by any Nigerian artist in the 21st century,  ‘African Queen’.

He also produced for Jazzman Olofin, Weird MC, Paul Ik Dairo, Daddy Showkey, Sir Shina Peters, Olu Maintain.

OJB also produced albums and songs for Faze, Iyanya, D’banj, Durella, Wizkid, Yemi Alade among others.

ID Cabasa

ID Cabasa is another veteran producer who took the Nigerian music industry by storm producing hit songs for 9ice and Lord of Ajasa.

9ice’s 2008 album, which was majorly produced by ID Cabasa is regarded as one of the greatest albums ever with back-to-back hits that defined both his career and 9ices.

After a while away from the limelight, he made a comeback with Totori which featured Wizkid and Olamide in 2019.

 Sarz

Sarz has one of the most impressive production CVs in Nigeria, with countless hit collaborations.

In 2010, Sarz produced the hit single “Jor Oh” and the Remix for Jahbless which featured Durella, RuggedMan, Reminisce, Ice Prince, and eLDee.

Sarz has produced tracks for an array of artists which include Wizkid, Naeto C, Banky W, Skales, Shank, Reminisce, Goldie Harvey, eLDee, Wande Coal, YQ, and Niniola.

 Samklef

Samklef is mostly known for producing a large portion of Wizkid’s widely acclaimed album Superstar, thereby significantly contributing to the huge success of the album.

The producer has also worked with names like Sunny Neji, Ruggedman, Durella, Skales, D’Prince (Mo’ Hits), Simisola, J Bryte, Emmsong, O’cube, Jahdiel, Vector, Mudina.

Some of his hits include Enemies by Durella, Noni by Wizkid, Kilode by Vector, Jonzing World by D’Prince among others.

Shizzi

Shizzi achieved recognition for his work on Davido’s 2011 single “Dami Duro”, and produced six songs on the singer’s 2012 debut album Omo Baba Olowo.

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Prior to that, the producer had worked with Wizkid, producing “Love My Baby” off his 2011 album, Superstar.

He also produced more hits such as “Skelewu” and “Gobe” and has worked with the likes of Sasha, Harrysong, OD Woods, Naeto C, Sauce Kid, Wande Coal, Wizkid, D’Prince, May D, Danagog, Emmy Gee, Shank, and Skuki, among others.

Pheelz

Pheelz burst onto the scene in 2012 as the main producer in Olamide’s Baddest Guy Ever Liveth album which contained hit singles such as “Durosoke” “First of All” and “Fucking With The Devil” to mention a few.

He further established himself as a top producer in the country with more collaborations with Olamide in several acclaimed albums like Street OT, Eyan Mayweather, 2 Kings among others.

Pheelz went on to produce and be credited in popular songs and albums including The Chairman by M.I, Ghetto University by Runtown, and Seyi or Shay by Seyi Shay.

 MasterKraft

Masterkraft is regarded as one of the most versatile music producers in Nigeria especially because of his ability to play multiple instruments.

He began his professional music career with Kennis Music and has worked with artists such as Flavour, Bracket, Banky W., Sound Sultan, Timaya, Lynxxx, M.I, and J. Martins, among others.

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Taking to his verified Instagram page on the 20th of April, Yung L posted pictures from the video shoots.

He captioned it;

“#RASTA & #PUNA out at #420 today!!. Big Visuals Big Chunes!????”

‘Puna” and “Rasta” are from his 4th studio album, “Yaadman Kingsize”.

The Yaadman Kingsize Album by Yung L consist of 11 tracks, houses his previously released hit song featuring Starboy Wizkid – ‘Eve Bounce (Remix)‘ and the lead single YAADMAN (Intro).

It Features Tiggs Da Author, Seun Kuti, Shank, Wizkid, Abood Khiery, Sammany Hajo & Rashid Omar, And Its Mr. Marley’s 4th studio project.

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Check out photos from the shoot;

Quotable lyrics; (Puna)

Na which kind puna we never see (huh-huh, huh)
We never see (huh-huh, huh)
We never chop (huh-huh, huh)
We never rock
Na which kind puna we never chop (huh-huh, huh)
We never see (huh-huh, huh)
We never tune, tune, tune
Hmm, zoom-zoom-zoom

Quotable Lyrics; (Rasta)

Rasta, who thief my lighter?
My herbs and ganja
I smell am for outside
Kalakuta
Rasta, who thief my lighter? (Rasta)
My herbs and ganja (Rasta)
I smell am for that side (you be Rasta)
Kalakuta (you be Rasta)

 

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Every 17th of March is the birthday of the popular Nigerian producer, Sarz whose slang, “Sarz on the beat” tells you that the song you are about to listen to would be a fun ride. The producer has hit songs to his credit.

Born Osabuohien Osaretin, Sarz was born in Benin, Edo state.  His first full credit production work was for Lord of Ajasa‘s “See Drama” in 2007.

Sarz has produced songs for Nigerian artists like Wizkid, Naeto C, Banky W, Skales, Shank, Reminisce, Goldie Harvey, eLDee, Wande Coal, YQ and Niniola among others.

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HONORABLE MENTIONS

Sarz & Wurld- Trobul

Niniola- Saro

Sarz & Wurld- Ego (Nobody wins)

Seyi Shay ft Runtown- Gimme love

DJ Enimoney ft Tiwa Savage, Slimcase & Reminisce- Diet

Sarz ft DJ Tunez & Flash- Get up 

10. Reminisce- Kako Bi Chicken (2011)

For a 2000s kid, this song was one of those songs the lyrics were fun to sing along to, especially the chorus, “Kako Bi Chicken” ( even though I am yet to understand what he was talking about).

You would agree that the song from its Beat to the lyrics, everything about the song was fun listening to.

9. Jahbless ft Iceprince, Reminisce, Eldee, Durella, Ruggedman, – Jor(Remix) (2010)

I remember vividly when this song came out, everyone in my area would rap along to the song, even those whose voice should be banned would be feeling like a rapper.

From the crazy beat to the hilarious lyrics, Jahbless, Iceprince, Reminisce, Eldee, Durella, Ruggedman and Sarz made 2010 a fun year to remember.

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8. Sarz ft Wizkid- Samba(2012)

After producing songs for artists, Sarz decided to produce his own personal song, Beat of life(Samba) and we thank God he did.

Samba did well when it was released as it was during that period the ‘Azonto’ dance was popular. Wizkid‘s popularity and his lyrics also contributed to its success, a fact Sarz himself acknowledged. Even now, you can’t hear Samba and not want to dance.

7. Wizkid ft Femi Kuti- Jaiye jaiye (2013)

In this song, Sarz proved that no matter the genre of song you want him to produce, he will murder it.

Sarz took Fela‘s slow afrobeat style and turned it into a danceable beat. Wizkid was joined by Femi Kuti who played the saxophone in the song.

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6. Goldie- Don’t touch my body (2010)

Goldie (may her soul rest in peace) was considered the lady Gaga of Nigeria because of her eccentric way of life, she was an amazing singer who has the voice and the class to deliver any song. So it’s no surprise she was able to deliver on the Sarz produced track.

5. Wizkid ft Drake- Come closer (2017)

Wizkid featured American Rapper, Drake on ‘Come Closer’. The song is smooth and danceable at the same time and of course, Sarz proved he is nobody mate when it comes to producing Songs.

4. Niniola- Maradona (2017)

Though Maradona wasn’t the first song Sarz had produced for Niniola, the song was the breakthrough that Niniola needed to launch her career.

The song was so good that International DJ, DJ Snake did a remix of the song which he called ‘Maradona Riddim’ and Beyonce had to sample it on one of the songs from her “Lion King: The Gift” Soundtrack.

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3. Niniola- Sicker (2017)

This song is proof that Niniola and Sarz are such a perfect combo. ‘Sicker’ was released after the massive success of Maradona in the market, even though it didn’t surpass the success of its predecessor, it was a hit in its own right.

2. Skepta ft Wizkid- Energy(Stay far away) (2018)

While Energy might not really be called a danceable song, you can’t still help but move whenever the song comes on.  Sarz proved he is capable of producing anything and you just can’t help but love it.

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1 Sarz & Wurld- Mad (2019)

I have a feeling that Sarz picks the Artist he works with carefully, because how do you explain the magic he and Wurld performed in “I love girls with Trobul“, the EP they released together. ‘Mad‘ is one of the best songs from the EP, the song even got recognition from Cardi B and her husband, Offset.

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One of the Nigerian Afro-dancehall Singers,  Yung L drops his anticipated music project “Yaadman Kingsize”.

The Yaadman Kingsize Album by Yung L consist of 11 tracks, houses his previously released hit song Starboy – ‘Eve Bounce (Remix)‘ and the lead single YAADMAN (Intro).

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It Features Tiggs Da Author, Seun Kuti, Shank, Wizkid, Abood Khiery, Sammany Hajo & Rashid Omar, And Its Mr. Marley’s 4th studio project.

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