A Celebration of Rhythm, Culture, and Movement

Buss Dat Music‘s project will enable music listeners to become involved and blown away by its contagious rhythms, therefore offering more than simply a listening experience while housing seven powerful songs and spanning over twenty minutes. SQUASH RIDDIM is a sincere celebration of rhythm, culture, and the relentless drive to move when the music strikes your spirit, not simply another release.

Every note carries the intensity that began with Juice Riddim’s irresistible draw, reminding listeners that dancehall is a vibrant culture rather than merely a sound.

In their words, “I wanted to capture something alive,” says one of the visionaries behind the project. “That rhythm brought out a spark, and I knew we had to run with it, build something that feels like joy in motion.”

Strength of Teamwork

SQUASH RIDDIM is fundamentally an example of the power of teamwork. It’s a rhythmic dialogue between up-and-coming artists and seasoned dancehall veterans rather than a one-man performance. Producers, instrumentalists, and vocalists come together to create a soundscape where borders are blurred, melodies clash, and ideas ignite.

With inspiration from dancehall greats such as Shams The Producer, Bounty Killer, Mavado, Vybz Kartel, and Bling Dawg, the project pays tribute to its musical forebears while advancing the genre into new sound realms. Although the roots of traditional dancehall are deeply ingrained, Buss Dat Music adds their own contemporary twists by fusing techno, reggae, and Afrobeat components in ways that are both excitingly fresh and familiar.

While each song on SQUASH RIDDIM recounts a unique tale, they all have a common pulse. Sultry melodies, explosive hooks, and bass-heavy choruses are all interwoven throughout the album’s smooth progression. Every moment is meant to evoke movement and emotion, whether it’s a fast-paced banger that makes you leap or a slow-burning riddim that puts you in a trance.

Voices of Love to the Streets

SQUASH RIDDIM is designed for the streets, the bars, the backyards, and wherever people congregate to celebrate life via music; it is not limited to the studio. The participating artists exhibit a constant drive to push boundaries. They are not hesitant to explore new textures, tempos, and moods; hence, this album is not just a statement of dancehall’s heritage but also a daring step towards its future.

The bass lines strike with indisputable intensity; the melodies linger like summer recollections; and the rhythms have nearly mesmerising power. This is music meant for resonance, which will linger with you long after the speaker’s silence. Designed on love, revolt, movement, and pride, it is a soundscape.

SQUASH RIDDIM is ultimately an experience rather than a CD. It’s a love letter to dancehall culture, a celebration of resiliency, and a strong statement about where the genre may go when innovation and teamwork take the stage.

Buss Dat Music redefines the vitality of current dancehall with SQUASH RIDDIM, therefore allowing a new generation of listeners to move, feel, and live via the beat rather than just add another project to their catalogue.

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• Burna Boy to join Drake and others at Wireless Festival 2025

Burna Boy has been confirmed as a special guest artist at Wireless Festival 2025, set to take place at Finsbury Park, London, from July 11 to July 13, 2025.

The festival, marking its 20th anniversary, will feature Drake headlining all three nights, with Burna Boy performing on the final day, July 13, alongside Jamaican dancehall legend Vybz Kartel and other top artists.

This will be Burna Boy’s third time gracing the Wireless Festival stage, following his performances in 2020 and 2022.

His return highlights the festival’s commitment to featuring global music icons and reflects Burna Boy’s undeniable influence on the international music scene.

With hits like “Last Last,” “Ye,” and “City Boys,” Burna Boy has played a major role in elevating Afrobeats worldwide. His energetic performances, blending Afrobeats, reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop, are set to make his set one of the festival’s most electrifying moments.

Wireless Festival has built a reputation for hosting the biggest names in hip-hop, Afrobeats, and urban music, and its 20th edition promises to be one of its most memorable.

With Drake, Vybz Kartel, and Burna Boy on the lineup, Wireless 2025 is shaping up to be an unmissable event for fans of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and dancehall.

Burna Boy will be a special guest at Drake’s exclusive three-day Wireless Fest in the UK 🇬🇧🏟️ pic.twitter.com/3aezGLPU7Y

— The Debut Hub (@thedebuthub) February 16, 2025

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• Artiste Name: Tekno
• Song Title: Telephone
• Featuring: Vybz Kartel, Dree Skull
• Genre: Afrobeats
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2o23

Singer, Tekno is out with a new single, Telephone.

On the new song , Tekno employs the vocal services of Vybz Kartel and record producer, Dre Skull.

This serves as a quick follow-up to his recently released project titled, “The More The Better” album.

Finally, the song was produced by Dre Skull.

Listen up!

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Over the years, Nigerian music stan culture has evolved regarding the barriers Nigerian musicians have broken in the music sphere, achieving great feats for bragging rights. Stan culture is a big sign of growth in the industry, it reflects the hard work and credibility of an artiste.

Every popping artiste now look up to having cult followership as defense squad, stans are quite different from fans, stans cross the path to the hype and defend their favorite artistes, they go all out to track every slander directed to their favourite, stanship seems toxic because of their ability to defend and cuss out any vile behaviour acted towards their artiste.

Around the world, it takes time and quality solidity to build an organic fanbase that leads to stanship, Beyonce’s (Beehives), BTS Army, Nicki Minaj‘s (Barbz), Ariana Grande (Arianators), Cardi B (Bardigang), Justin Bieber‘s Beliebers and now Wizkid FC.

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Wizkid FC are known worldwide because of their numbers and how hard they go for Wizkid without any hope for reward or giveaway, just only pure love towards their favourite, overly defined as the biggest and strongest fanbase in Africa, based on different proving scales.

Recall, Vybz Kartel Vs Wizkid N10vs10 hits battle, they trended in UK Twitter as they bully Jamaicans, being the only fanbase that has trended internationally, they have also clashed with other international stans in several times, dragging whosoever against Wizkid and his craft.

They are at the forefront of stan culture in Nigeria and Africa at large, birthing, and inspiring other fanbases in Nigeria.

Vogue names Wizkid’s “Made In Lagos” as one of 2020’s best albums

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• SEE ALSO: Shizzi sends a shoutout to Samklef

Shizzi had earlier sent a shoutout to Samklef praising him for producing Wizkid’s Tease me after it was played during a Wizkid and Vybz Kartel battle of hits.

Samklef reacting to the shoutout hailed Shizzi as a foundation in Afrobeats, saying that since he knew Shizzi, Shizzi hadn’t changed a bit.

Shizzi also responded to Samklef’s tweet, telling Samklef to accept his ‘humble offering’.

Since I met u legend u have never change.. u are one of the foundation of afrobeats and u kept it real with since day 1 @shizzi

— Samklef 🐉 (@SAMKLEF) May 3, 2020

Burst my head Eje https://t.co/YzXVqZ7lyU

— Samklef 🐉 (@SAMKLEF) May 3, 2020

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Wizkid had music lovers excited after his songs were put up for a #NS10vs10 battle of hits against Vybz Kartel.

Wizkid‘s fans didn’t disappoint as they turned up in their numbers to show support to their favorite artist causing Wizkid to beat Vybz Kartel ten to null in the poll.

During the battle, Burna Boy was live on Instagram listening to the battle go and showing his support for Wizkid.

Later at some point, Burna Boy and his mom, Bose Ogulu couldn’t help but groove to Wizkid‘s songs which included Ojuelegba, Pakurumo amongst others. His family was also not left behind.

Burna boy and the crew catching his cruise to Wizkid’s Soco! #NS10v10 ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/eA31obTfXv

— Iseunife The First (@Shawnifee) May 3, 2020

Burnaboy and his mama jamming to pakurumo has to be the best Mother and Son duo you’ll see on the internet today 😍😍😍 #NS10v10 pic.twitter.com/ucrPriRxqV

— kelzy (@keyzytree) May 3, 2020

Every Wizkid song comes with memories! 😂😂. Such a Badman! #NS10v10 pic.twitter.com/bcZ6t1uKaN

— #USUALSUSPECT994 (@usualsuspect994) May 3, 2020

Burna Boy flying the flag for Wizkid FC tonight 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 #NS10v10 pic.twitter.com/Q2MQb6vX3m

— Pulse Nigeria (@PulseNigeria247) May 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/meettherichard/status/1257070023945961473?s=20

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Wizkid has been trending on social media after his songs won him a #NS10vs10 battle against popular Jamaican dancehall artist, Vybz Kartel.

Adekunle Gold reacting to this news hailed the “Soco” crooner for having the support and love of his fans.

He said to imagine an artist having a quarter of Wizkid‘s fans and love. Adding that the singer is blessed.

https://twitter.com/adekunleGOLD/status/1257036315062910978?s=20

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• SEE ALSO: Wizkid Goes Diamond in France as Bella Hits 50 Million Streams

The show which didn’t directly involve the artists themselves saw two fans of both artists play their fave’s hit songs in ten rounds.

The virtual radio show took place on the micro-blogging platform, Twitter on Sunday night via the handle @ThereIsNoSignall, played the top 10 songs from both artistes and asked fans to vote in a poll of rounds, from hits 1 to 10.

After all said and done, Wizkid won all the rounds scoring a ten to null against Vybz Kartel. The session had international artistes and media platforms tuning in and sent Twitter into a frenzy.

These are the songs that were played in each round.

1. No Lele vs Real Badman
2. The Matter vs One Man
3. Jaye Jaye vs Business
4. Kana vs Nah Let Go
5. Tease Me vs Virginity
6. Slow Down vs Touch Down
7. Soco vs Day Rave
8. Pakurumo vs Bicycle
9. Don’t Dull vs Beg Yuh A Fvck
10. Ojuelegba vs Don’t Run

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Bringing together the sounds & vocal styles of London, New York, Jamaica and Africa, the song is an encapsulation of the ever-present dialogue between afro-pop & dancehall.

Afro B is one of London’s rising stars, with his hit song “Drogba (Joanna)”, which took over London in 2018 and is now on playlist rotation on NY radio.

Meanwhile, Jamaican artist Vybz Kartel continues to dominate dancehall, with an impressive career spanning decades and more hit songs than you can count.

They are united by NY producer Dre Skull, known for his work with Popcaan, Kartel, Wizkid, Davido and more.

Listen and Download Shape Nice Mp3 by Afro B below

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Wizkid’s music ain’t boring. Last time I checked, boring means “not at all interesting,” and anything along that line. That’s not a good word for music as interesting as Wizkid’s.

Words that critics been using to qualify the pop star’s music, these days be like “monotonous,” “boring,” “repetitive” and all that. WTF is that? The funniest part is, no critic ever says that and have his way without getting a couple bashes from fans – Nigerians who actually listen to music.

The gist is, on sunday, a journalist, known as Tofarati GT Ige, took to his Facebook to talk about how Wizkid’s music is now “boring,” to me. A couple of blogs picked it up, and a lot of people have weighed in to comment their opinions. Especially on the journalist’s post, things didn’t go too well for the man. Seems every Nigerian is against him. Maybe the man wasn’t too wrong.

To critics, Wizkid is in a phase where he has to get serious with his lyrics – especially now that the Fela comparisons are beginning to come in. BUT, to fans, Wizkid just arrived at a point where he can just do anything, and it’ll sound very interesting. The fact that you can predict his music really makes it more interesting. It’s just like 2Baba on “Gaga Shuffle,” every critic should rate this song as shit. BUT, no, you can’t do that. 2face is far above that level. He’s long been in a place where trash can be turned to an interesting stuff. And nobody should get mad at that. Back to Wizkid, the Starboy is back fully to show us he’s still able to do music we can relate to, even after Drake, Kranium, Vybz Kartel, Jeezy etc. Guess what we Nigerians relate to? Nonsense.

The real name is not nonsense, anyway. It’s simple simple stuffs, or a complex stuff made to sound simple. That’s what Nigerians relate to (fast). Not those stuffs critics wants. And, it’s important to note that critics can’t even be classified as “fans.” So, it does well, to say Wizkid’s making music for the fans, and not the critics, not the journalist. And that’s that.

First time I heard “Manya,” I was like “Wizkid ti ya were. See what he’s doing.” BUT, 30 seconds into the song, I related. I’m a Nigerian. Same thing, happens with a lot of songs. Many that ain’t Wizkid’s. It’s just a Nigerian making music for other Nigerians.

“Soco soco soco soco,” once I heard it, I trusted myself, I could guess what the whole song will sound like. And, then I heard “oya gbefun lopo lopo,” OK, I couldn’t predict that. That was what hooked me. Just that little tweak. It doesn’t have to be complex.

Yes, Wizkid’s tryna make hits. BUT, everybody is. Every artist wants their song to relate to their audience, and it has though. Another angle to it is, the music is deeper than the wordings you hear. That Killertunes beat can turn you on, and make you love what you won’t like, otherwise. The syncopation does a good one. And it’s all about giving that original African vibe.

Bullshit for the dogs, if you are Nigerian music fan, you should feel Wizkid, Davido and all these guys. Except of course, you are journalist!

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Vybz Kartel Murda Practice mp3 !!!

Adidja Azim Palmer better known as Vybz Kartel, is a Jamaican musical artist, record producer. He dishes out yet another single entitled “Murda Practice”.

Listen Up and enjoy Vybz Kartel Murda Practice mp3 below!

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