The track radiates a late-night energy, brimming with desire, confidence, and magnetic attraction as Taves pursues a girl who drives him “crazy.”

With its nod to nightlife, club vibes, and the dance between love, attention, and fame, the song fuses Afropop rhythms with playful romance and party themes, making it a perfect feel-good anthem for fans craving vibrant, energetic tunes.

Taves – Popstar Party Lyrics

You drive me crazy and out of my mind
Please don′t stop it
Please don’t stop it no
You drive me crazy and out of my mind
Please don′t stop it
Please don’t stop it no

Baby
Is it because
Small thing you say you no show me love
If na whining
Girl you better stop
Cause 2am I’m hitting the club
Know I’m sexy
That′s me
Shey you no see finessing
Impressive
I had to leave a message
In person
That′s why I’m on the highway speeding
Hope the shots don′t finish at the

Popstar party
Odo you for come down jam me
Cause all my niggas famous
You should know us
If you don’t
Your friends do
It′s a bonus
Know it’s jumping at the

Popstar party
Odo you for come down jam me
Cause all my niggas famous
You should know us
If you don′t
Your friends do
It’s a bonus
Know it’s jumping at the

You drive me crazy and out of my mind
Please don′t stop it
Please don′t stop it no
You drive me crazy and out of my mind
Please don’t stop it
Please don′t stop it no
No tension me
One too many shots dey my body

Odoyewu
Right song got you whining on me
It’s why I no reason when say you no love me
You know you do
Come tell me how e go be
Cause anything you need
Bae you know say e dey available
Whine pon me passionately
For the setting we dey
You know the shots don′t finish at the

Popstar party
Odo you for come down jam me
Cause all my niggas famous
You should know us
If you don’t
Your friends do
It′s a bonus
Know it’s jumping at the
Popstar party
Odo you for come down jam me
Cause all my niggas famous

You should know us
If you don’t
Your friends do
It′s a bonus
Know it′s jumping at the
You drive me crazy and out of my mind
Please don’t stop it
Please don′t stop it no
You drive me crazy and out of my mind

Please don’t stop it
Please don′t stop it no
You drive me crazy (crazy)
You drive me crazy (crazy)
You drive me crazy (crazy)

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Following the momentum of his two-track project W2Y and standout collaborations with Tiwa Savage and DJ Spinall, “Popstar Party” sees Taves confidently stepping into his fully realized sound, vibrant, upbeat, and unapologetically celebratory.

Produced by Wondah, Arieenati, and SirBastien, the track fuses late-night euphoria with sleek, contemporary production, reflecting Taves’ evolving artistry.

Its catchy hooks and infectious rhythm perfectly complement his melodic delivery, creating a mood-boosting anthem for fans of Afrobeat and global pop alike.

“Popstar Party” captures the essence of a young African popstar embracing his moment, blending confidence with fun and an international flair.

With its irresistible energy and feel-good vibes, the single is poised to become both a fan favorite and a club anthem, further solidifying Taves’ rising status in Nigeria’s music scene.

As Taves continues to expand his creative footprint, “Popstar Party” underscores his ability to command attention and keep audiences coming back for more.

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Unveiled on Thursday, October 30, the announcement captures the duo’s signature creativity and depth. The vibrant cover art shows Tec and Ghost surrounded by intricate, symbolic illustrations that echo the album’s Afrocentric and spiritual themes.

The 17-track project, which includes three interludes, boasts an impressive roster of collaborators from across Africa and beyond.

Fans can look forward to Tems on You Get Me, BOJ and Joey B on Normally, Ajebutter22 on Small Chops & Champers, Moonchild Sanelly on Magik, Moelogo on Lifestyle, Winny on Pele, and Mereba on Masterkey. Other contributors, such as Taves, Lusanda, and Lulu, further enrich the album’s diverse soundscape.

Production credits read like a who’s who of African talent, featuring Guiltybeatz, Spax, Genio, and Yinka Bernie, with mastering by Gerhard Westphalen.

The album is already generating strong anticipation, as fans expect SDC to deliver another thought-provoking body of work, following their acclaimed Clone Wars mixtape series and Palmwine Music album projects, which played a key role in shaping Nigeria’s Alté and conscious rap movements.

With Afrika MAGIK, Show Dem Camp appear ready to dive even deeper into African narratives through storytelling, rhythm, and collaboration. Given their track record, this release is shaping up to be one of the standout rap projects of 2025.

 

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Released amid a flurry of heavyweight African music drops, including Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness and ODUMODUBLVCK’s surprise release, Tiwa steps away from the noise to deliver a deeply intimate record that feels more like a diary than just an album.

The rollout began on August 1 when Tiwa shared a striking visual on Instagram: seated on a pile of colorful mattresses, boombox in hand, hinting at the raw honesty the project would hold.

Recorded over two years in Nashville, Malibu, and Lagos, the album gradually built anticipation through singles like You4Me and On A Low featuring Skepta, both of which drew praise for their soulful R&B textures.

Running at 42 minutes, This One Is Personal blends Afrobeats, soul, and Afro-fusion into a cohesive sonic journey. Tiwa keeps collaborations minimal, making every guest appearance purposeful—Skepta on the dark-toned On A Low, Taves on the smooth Addicted, and James Fauntleroy on the touching Change.

Standout solo cuts include the emotive, piano-led “I’m Done” and the fiery “You’re Not the First (You’re Just the Worst),” each track showcasing Savage’s unmatched vocal strength and storytelling ability.

 

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Executive produced by Tiwa herself alongside Vannessa Amadi-Ogbonna and Mystro, the album carries an international polish without losing its personal edge.

Although some critics argue that the sparse features may limit its mainstream appeal, the project’s emotional depth gives it strong replay value and potential for long-term resonance. The next phase, its visuals, will determine how far this story travels commercially.

Now available across all streaming platforms, This One Is Personal is not just Tiwa Savage’s boldest statement yet—it’s her most human. Whether celebrated as a classic or debated for its stripped-down approach, one thing is certain: this album demands to be felt as much as it is heard.

Listen to This One Is Personal HERE.

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Afrobeats queen Tiwa Savage has lifted the veil on the official tracklist for her much-anticipated album, This One Is Personal, set for release on August 29, 2025.

The 15-track project is described as one of her most heartfelt and emotionally charged works yet, weaving themes of love, resilience, and self-discovery.

Song titles like Angel Dust, Scared of Love, and You’re Not the First (You’re Just The…) hint at raw vulnerability and deep personal reflections. An interlude of the same name, This One Is Personal, anchors the album’s identity.

The album boasts heavyweight collaborations, including UK rap star Skepta, Grammy-winning songwriter James Fauntleroy, and Nigerian rising act Taves, a lineup that promises a fusion of Afrobeats with rap, R&B, and soulful influences.

For over a decade, Tiwa Savage has cemented her place as one of Afrobeats’ most powerful voices, constantly redefining sound and storytelling. With this new project, she looks poised to deliver another career-defining moment.

In a surprise gesture to fans, Tiwa also announced a free concert in London to celebrate the release.

As August 29 approaches, anticipation is running high globally for what could be one of Tiwa’s most defining musical chapters yet.

TIWA SAVAGE
TRACKLIST FOR "THIS ONE IS PERSONAL"

🤝 Featuring Skepta, James Fauntleroy & Taves

OUT ON AUGUST 29 ⏳ pic.twitter.com/tYHXQDTdmU

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The star-studded event gathered the brightest talents in the Nigerian and African music industry, celebrating excellence, creativity, and hard work across various categories.

From breakthrough acts to established legends, the night was filled with memorable moments as artists were recognized for their outstanding contributions over the past year.

Here’s the full list of winners at the 2025 Headies Awards:

Next Rated Award

QING MADI

SHALLIPOPI

ODUMODUBLVCK WINNER

AYO MAFF

NASBOI

Rookie of the Year award

Zerrydl WINNER

Taves

Kaestyle

Llona

 

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Soundtrack of the Year

Eledumare

Lose to Gain

Kill Boro

Orissa

Emotions

Tribe Called Judah Soundtrack WINNER

Best Recording Of The Year

Tems — Burning WINNER

Seyi Vibez — Different Pattern

Burna Boy — Higher

Ayra Starr & Giveon — Last Heartbreak Song

Sarz & Lojay — Billions

Best Vocal Performance (Male)

Lojay – “Billions” WINNER

Omah Lay – “Moving”

Anendlessocean – “Gratitude”

Johnny Drille – “For You”

Timi Dakolo – “Ke Na Ke So”

Best Rap Single

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast WINNER

Odumodublvck, Bloody Civilian & Wale — Blood on the Dance Floor

Ladipoe Ft Rozzz & Morrell — Hallelujah

Magnito — Canada

JERIQ — Ije Nwoke

Viewers’ Choice

Young Jonn, Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez — Big Big Things

Hyce, Boypee, Brown Joel & Davido — Ogechi remix

Chike & Mohbad — Egwu WINNER

Kizz Daniel — Showa

Seyi Vibez — Different Pattern

Rema — OZEBA Tems — Love me Jeje

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast

Ayo Maff & Fireboy DML — Dealer

Flavour — Big Baller

Producer of the Year

Sarz — Happiness

London — OZEBA WINNER

Rema/Producer X/Cubeatz/Deatz/Klimperboy — HEHEHE

Magicsticks — Basquiat

Dibs — Different Pattern

Digital Artiste of the Year

Ayra Starr

Rema

Shallipopi

Tems

Davido WINNER

Kizz Daniel

Asake

Song of the Year

Showa – Kizz Daniel

Commas – Ayra Starr

Egwu – Chike and Mohbad

Lonely at the Top – Asake WINNER

Ozeba – Rema

Big Baller – Flavour

 

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Songwriter of the Year

Simi — Stranger

Qing Madi — Vision WINNER

Llona — Can’t Breathe

Bloody Civilian — Family Meeting

Wizard Chan — Stages of Life

Music Video Of the Year

Rema — Charm

Olamide — Metaverse

Blaqbonez — Like Ice Spice

Kcee — Ojapiano

Chike & Mohbad — Egwu WINNER

Kizz Daniel — Showa

Davido, The Cavemen & Angelique Kidjo — Na Money

Beat Street Hop Artiste

Seyi Vibez — Different Patterns

Ayo Maff & Fireboy DML — Dealer

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast

Zhus JDO — Johnbull

Mohbad — Ask About Me WINNER

Afrobeats Single of the Year

Young Jonn, Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez — Big Big Things

Kizz Daniel & Davido — Twe Twe Remix Chike & Mohbad — Egwu

Asake — Remember

Hyce, Boypee & Brown Joel Ft Davido — Ogechi remix

Flavour — Big Baller WINNER

Afrobeats Album of the Year

Stubborn – Victony

Work of Art – Asake

The Year I Turned 21 – Ayra Starr

Heis – Rema WINNER

Jiggy Forever – Young Jonn

Best East African Artiste of the Year

Bien

Diamond Platnumz

Juma Jux WINNER

Bruce Melodie

Azawi

 

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Nigerian Afropop sensation L.A.X has officially unveiled the tracklist for his forthcoming album Nobody Like Zaza, set for release on April 10, 2025—and the buzz is real.

The album promises an electrifying mix of Afrobeats, Amapiano, and modern African rhythms, offering a rich and immersive sonic journey for fans both at home and abroad.

Nobody Like Zaza boasts a stellar lineup of collaborators, with heavyweights like Fireboy DML, Pheelz, Niniola, Ajebo Hustlers, Joeboy, and Young Jonn lending their unique flavors. L.A.X also spotlights rising stars such as Ayo Maff, Taves, Bhadboi OML, and hit producer Magicsticks, injecting a youthful, vibrant energy into the project.

 

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With such a dynamic blend of talent, the album is poised to blur genre lines—serving up everything from high-energy bangers to soul-stirring ballads and reflective tracks, all anchored by L.A.X’s smooth vocals and undeniable hit-making instinct.

Nobody Like Zaza is expected to be a genre-bending masterpiece with this varied lineup, showing L.A.X’s trademark slick vocals and hit-making talents.

As April 10 draws closer, excitement is mounting for what many believe could be one of 2025’s standout Afropop releases. L.A.X is clearly in his bag, and Nobody Like Zaza might just be the album that elevates him to new heights.

 

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The eligibility period for this year’s awards spanned from April 1, 2023, to July 31, 2024, during which numerous Nigerian artists released remarkable projects—some of which were recognized, while others were surprisingly overlooked.

However, the Headies faces unique challenges, notably its recurring scheduling delays and execution issues. In this article, we examine some of the most striking omissions from the 17th Headies nomination list.

(Note: This analysis assumes that all omitted works were submitted for consideration.)

• Best Recording of the Year

Nominated:

– TEMS—“Burning”
– SEYI VIBEZ—’Different Pattern’
– BURNA BOY—’Higher‘
– AYRA STARR & GIVEON—’Last Heartbreak Song’
– SARZ feat. LOJAY – ‘Billions‘

Notable Snubs:
– Asake—“Lonely At The Top”
– OdumoduBlvck—”Blood On The Dance Floor”

Asake’s ‘Lonely At The Top‘ was arguably the defining track from his sophomore album ‘Work of Art,’ boasting a refined composition that stood out during the review period. OdumoduBlvck’s ‘Blood On The Dance Floor’ was another masterfully crafted record, making its omission surprising.

• Producer of the Year

Nominated:

– SARZ—’ Happiness‘
– LONDON—’Ozeba’
– MAGICSTICKS—’Basquiat‘
– REMA/PRODUCER X/CUBEATZ/DEATZ/KLIMPERBOY—’Hehehe‘
– DIBS—’Different Pattern‘

Notable Snubs:

– P.Priime
– Jay Synths
– Blaise Beatz
– KZITO

P.Priime had an exceptional year, contributing significantly to Rema’s ‘HEIS‘ album. Jay Synths, who crafted Flavour’s ‘Big Baller‘ (nominated for Song of the Year), and Kizz Daniel’s ‘Ojapiano,’ also deserved consideration. Blaise Beatz’s work on ‘Twe Twe‘ and KZITO’s contributions to Victony’s ‘Pier 46′ further highlight the gap in the nominations.

• Best Collaboration

Nominated:

– Tiwa Savage feat. Asa—’Emotions‘
– OdumoduBlvck, Bloody Civilian & Wale—’Blood On The Dance Floor’
– Shallipopi feat. OdumoduBlvck—’Cast‘
– Chike & Mohbad—’Egwu‘
– Qing Madi & BNXN—’Ole‘
– Kizz Daniel & Davido – ‘Twe Twe Remix‘
– Wizkid feat. Zlatan—’IDK‘

Notable Snubs:

– BNXN & Ruger – “Poe”

The collaborative track ‘Poe‘ by BNXN and Ruger was a standout hit, making its absence from this category quite unexpected.

• Afrobeats Single of the Year

Nominated:

– Young Jonn feat. Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez—’Big Big Things‘
– Kizz Daniel—’Twe Twe Remix’
– Chike feat. Mohbad—’Egwu‘
– Asake—’Remember‘
– Hyce, Boypee & Brown Joel feat. Davido—’Ogechi Remix‘
– Flavour—’Big Baller’

Notable Snub:

– Kcee—”Ojapiano”

As one of the biggest Afrobeats hits of the eligibility period, Kcee’s ‘Ojapiano‘ had a significant cultural and commercial impact. Its omission is arguably one of the most glaring oversights.

• Lyricist on the Roll

Nominated:

– A-Q—’Mogadishu”
– M.I Abaga—’Chocolate City Cypher‘
– Blaqbonez—’Chocolate City Cypher’
– Ladipoe—’Hallelujah‘
– Alpha Ojini—’Efeleme‘

Notable Snub:

– OdumoduBlvck

With tracks like ‘MC Oluomo’ and ‘Saint Obi,’ OdumoduBlvck demonstrated superior lyricism, making his exclusion from this category quite puzzling.

• Rookie of the Year

Nominated:

– Llona
– Kaestyle
– Taves
– ZerryDL

Notable Snubs:

– TML Vibez
– Muyeez

Both artists made an impact in the Nigerian mainstream with their breakout projects, and many expected at least one to secure a nomination.

• Best Street-Hop Artist

Nominated:

– Seyi Vibez—’Different Patterns’
– Ayo Maff feat. Fireboy DML – ‘Dealer’
– Shallipopi feat. OdumoduBlvck—’Cast‘
– Zhus Jdo—’Johnbull‘
– Mohbad—’Ask About Me’

Notable Snub:

– Kashcoming

With ‘How Low’ and his DJ YK-assisted ‘Oblee,’ Kashcoming left a mark on the street-hop scene, making his exclusion surprising.

• Song of the Year

Nominated:

– Kizz Daniel—’Showa‘
– Ayra Starr—’Commas‘
– Chike & Mohbad—’Egwu‘
– Asake—’Lonely At The Top’
– Rema—’Ozeba‘
– Flavour—’Big Baller’

Notable Snub:

– Kcee—”Ojapiano”

Given its immense popularity, ‘Ojapiano’s‘ absence is particularly notable. The track revitalized Kcee’s career and introduced the Igbo flute (Oja) into the Amapiano wave.

• Artiste of the Year

Nominated:

– Davido
– Ayra Starr
– Asake
– Rema
– Tems
– Burna Boy

Notable Snubs:

– Seyi Vibez
– Kizz Daniel

Seyi Vibez and Kizz Daniel had stellar years, with their projects delivering some of the biggest Nigerian hits. Their exclusion raises questions about the selection criteria.

• Final Thoughts

The Headies, while an essential platform for recognizing musical excellence, continues to grapple with issues of execution and timing. The lack of a fixed calendar year creates eligibility confusion, resulting in inconsistencies.

For instance, Omah Lay’s ‘Moving‘ was nominated despite falling outside the window, and Phyno’s ‘Full Time Job’ was initially listed, then removed after backlash.

Additionally, while new categories were introduced, others—such as Alternative/Traditional Song & Album—were axed without explanation, sidelining a significant portion of Nigerian talent.

For the Headies to maintain credibility and grow in prestige, the organizers must refine their processes, adhere to a structured timeline, and ensure transparency in their selections.

Only then can it truly serve as a definitive reflection of Nigeria’s evolving music landscape.

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Nigeria’s most prestigious music awards, The Headies, has officially set the stage for its 17th edition with the release of its highly anticipated nominations list on February 12, 2025.

This year’s Headies Awards season is now in full swing as organizers unveil the full lineup of nominees, celebrating the achievements of both Nigerian and international artists who have made a significant impact on the music industry over the past year.

Leading the nominations is Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, who dominates the list with five nods. Following closely behind are Ayra Starr (Oyinkansola Aderibigbe) and Shallipopi (Crown Uzama), each securing three nominations.

Odumodublvck is also a strong contender in the Best Collaboration category, where he competes with two songs alongside heavyweights like Chike, Wizkid, Zlatan, Asa, and Tiwa Savage.

A poignant moment in this year’s nominations is the recognition of the late Ilerioluwa Aloba, known as Mohbad, who posthumously received three nominations despite his untimely passing on September 12, 2023.

The official announcement, shared via the Headies’ X (formerly Twitter) handle, highlights key categories such as Producer of the Year, Best Recording of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Best R&B Single, Rookie of the Year, Best Rap Single, Best Vocal Performance (Female), Music Video of the Year, and Best Collaboration.

Here are the nominees for the Headies Awards 2025:

Rookie of the Year award

Zerrydl

Taves

Kaestyle

Llona

Best Recording Of The Year

Tems — Burning

Seyi Vibez — Different Pattern

Burna Boy — Higher

Ayra Starr & Giveon — Last Heartbreak Song

Sarz & Lojay — Billions

Producer of the Year

Sarz — Happiness

London — OZEBA

Rema/Producer X/Cubeatz/Deatz/Klimperboy — HEHEHE

Magicsticks — Basquiat

Dibs — Different Pattern

Best R&B Single

Qing Madi — Vision

Johnny Drille — For You

Ayra Starr & Giveon — Last Heartbreak Song

Tems — Burning

Simi — Stranger

Songwriter of the Year

Simi — Stranger

Qing Madi — Vision

Llona — Can’t Breathe

Bloody Civilian — Family Meeting

Wizard Chan — Stages of Life

Best Rap Single

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast

Odumodublvck, Bloody Civilian & Wale — Blood on the Dance Floor

Ladipoe Ft Rozzz & Morrell — Hallelujah

Magnito — Canada

JERIQ — Ije Nwoke

Best Vocal Performance (Female)

Ayra Starr — Last Heartbreak Song

Niniola — Level

Simi — Stranger

Liya — I’m Done

Yemi Alade — Tomorrow

Music Video Of the Year

Rema — Charm

Olamide — Metaverse

Blaqbonez — Like Ice Spice

Kcee — Ojapiano

Chike & Mohbad — Egwu

Kizz Daniel — Showa

Davido, The Cavemen & Angelique Kidjo — Na Money

Beat Street Hop Artiste

Seyi Vibez — Different Patterns

Ayo Maff & Fireboy DML — Dealer

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast

Zhus JDO — Johnbull

Mohbad — Ask About Me

Best Collaboration

Tiwa Savage & Asa — Emotions

Odumodublvck, Bloody Civilian & Wale — Blood on the Dance Floor

Shallipopi & Odumodublvck — Cast

Chike & Mohbad — Egwu

Qing Madi & Bnxn — Ole

Kizz Daniel & Davido — Twe Twe remix Wizkid & Zlatan — IDK

Lyricist on the Roll

A-Q — Mogadishu

M.I Abaga — Chocolate City Cypher

Blaqbonez — Chocolate City Cypher

Ladipoe — Hallelujah

Alpha Ojini — Efeleme

Afrobeats Single of the Year

Young Jonn, Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez — Big Big Things

Kizz Daniel & Davido — Twe Twe Remix Chike & Mohbad — Egwu

Asake — Remember

Hyce, Boypee & Brown Joel Ft Davido — Ogechi remix

Flavour — Big Baller

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Rolling Stone has unveiled its highly anticipated list of the Top 40 Afropop Songs of 2024, and Nigerian artists have made a significant mark. Leading the list is Tems with her hit track “Love Me Jeje,” followed by Rema’s “Ozeba” at number two.

Curator Mankaprr Conteh described “Love Me Jeje” as “sweet and sunny.” The track is a modern reimagining of Seyi Sodimu’s 1997 Nigerian hip-hop classic, with Tems infusing the song with her signature heartfelt lyrics and soaring vocals.

Rema’s electrifying “Ozeba,” celebrated for its trendy and dynamic beat, secured the second spot, cementing his reputation as one of Afropop’s standout stars.

Meanwhile, Ayra Starr also shined, with her track “Lagos Love Story” from the album ‘The Year I Turned 21′ clinching the number 8 position. The album showcases Ayra’s artistic evolution and has been widely praised for its depth.

Other Nigerian heavyweights dominated the chart, reflecting the global appeal of the Afropop genre.
– Asake, featuring Travis Scott, placed at number 11 with “Active.”
– Sarz’s “Happiness” (featuring Asake and Gunna) ranked at 14.
– Victony came in at number 15 with “Risk.”
– Kizz Daniel and Davido’s collaboration, “Twe Twe,” held strong at number 17.
– Asa’s “Odo” secured the number 22 spot.

Additional Nigerian entries include:
– Odunsi’s “Leather Park & Bnyx, RESURRECT” (24).
– Niniola with “Level” (25).
– Taves “Folake” (27).
– Tiwa Savage’s “Forgiveness” (28).
– BoyPee, Brown Joel, and Hyce’s “Ogechi” remix featuring Davido took the 31st spot.
– Wizkid rounded out the Nigerian entries with “Piece of My Heart,” featuring Brent Faiyaz, at number 36.

The prestigious list, curated by Mankaprr Conteh, Nelson C.J., Achille Tenkiang, Kui Mwai, and Madzadza Miya, celebrates Afropop’s vibrant diversity, focusing on its global impact, regional representation, and unique musical styles.

This accomplishment underscores the **global rise of Afrobeats** and Nigerian music, with 13 Nigerian artists making the list—a testament to the genre’s influence and Nigeria’s dominance in the global music scene.

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The track seamlessly combines Ladipoe’s sharp lyricism with Taves‘ captivating vocals, creating an experience that’s both engaging and enjoyable.

Check out the official lyrics to the song below.

Ladipoe & Taves – Compose Lyrics

Got the city going up when we dey touchdown
Pray my two feet go never touch ground
Yeah, another party in my compound
They way you bend it make a nigga feel like Runtown

Ballerina
Body moving like a ballerina
Then we sk skrr in the Panamera
Know say when you party with me you need stamina

Body bad o Michael Jackson
Body bad don’t need a caption
Make she no unleash the dragon
Fit to start a chain reaction

Odo
You wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes
As I see you, I dey compose
No be say I no wan do the most
So if you feel me make I know
Before I start to carry overload
Cause you wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes

Whenever dem see me for the streets
They be hailing me and struggling to speak
I just leave them in the breeze
Baby are you coming when we leave
All I ask is that you hold on to your wig
Cause the temperature is peak

Se tan come dey bounce on me
And if you get wahala
Ko gbe soun kan
Girl no worry
I dey I dey

Know say oil dey my head
E dey show for the dreads
E dey show for your body
Girl the closer you get
Still I keep it compose
Fine boy no dey beg
But you turning me into a bomb threat
I swear

Odo
You wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes
As I see you, I dey compose
No be say I no wan do the most
So if you feel me make I know
Before I start to carry overload
Cause you wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes

Odo
You wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes
As I see you, I dey compose
No be say I no wan do the most
So if you feel me make I know
Before I start to carry overload
Cause you wan make my head explode
I say a prayer on my knees and toes

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This track beautifully blends LADIPOE’s sharp lyrical skills with Taves’ captivating vocals, delivering an experience that’s both engaging and enjoyable.

Produced by Duke, “Compose” boasts an infectious groove and upbeat rhythm that will have listeners nodding along. Its catchy melody, coupled with relatable lyrics, makes it an easy and pleasant listen.

LADIPOE’s hard-hitting verses are balanced by Taves’ smooth, melodic delivery, creating a seamless and harmonious collaboration.

The chemistry between the two artists is undeniable, and they successfully combine their strengths to create something special.

As LADIPOE continues to cement his position in the Nigerian music scene, “Compose” offers a glimpse of the exciting music he has in store. It’s a solid track for radio play and a must-add to any playlist.

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