Standout Collaborations

•  “Liquor” featuring Brown Joel, Boypee, and Hyce – a smooth and emotional love song
•  “Sativa” with Hotkid and Berri Tiga – a more energetic and vibey track
•  “Lagos Groove” alongside DJ YK Mule – capturing the lively spirit of Lagos nightlife
•  “Gbe Mi Debe” featuring Lil Kesh – adding street energy and rhythm

Love and Real-Life Feelings

Why “Spontaneous Boy” Stands Out in Afrobeats

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ASAPUU – ASAPtheDJ, Feranbanks & Boymuller

SATIVA – ASAPtheDJ, HOTKEED, BERRI TIGA & YO x

ASAPtheDJ & DJ YK MULE – LAGOS GROOVE

KANIPE – ASAPtheDJ, Lade & Raybekah

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For weeks, fans speculated about who would be joining the earlier-announced trio of Rema, Central Cee, and Moliy. Now, the suspense is over.
The organisers have dropped the complete list, and it reads like a who’s who of Afrobeats heavy-hitters, rising stars, and global collaborators.

Set for December 21 at the Eko Convention Centre, this year’s Rhythm Unplugged doesn’t just open Flytime Fest; it sets the tone for the entire Lagos holiday season.

The hype has been building since the moment Rema and UK rap sensation Central Cee were confirmed as headliners. Add Moliy into the mix, and fans already knew they were in for something special.

But the full reveal shows Flytime had an even bigger show in the works.

The 2025 edition brings together a fiery mix of chart-toppers, street kings, soulful voices, and fast-rising sensations the kind of blend that turns a concert into a cultural moment.

Here’s the full artist lineup for Rhythm Unplugged 2025:

• Rema
• Central Cee
• Moliy
• BNXN (Buju)
• Shallipopi
• Smada
• BLNDE
• Chella
• Famous Pluto
• FOLA
• Mavo
• Odumodublvck
• Shoday
• Zaylevelten
• Zerrydl

With Coca-Cola as the headline sponsor and Flytime at the helm, this year’s show is already shaping up to be one of the hottest tickets of December.

Tickets are on sale now via Flytime Fest’s official platforms and partner outlets, and if previous years are anything to go by, they won’t last long.

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“Unto The Next” is a vibrant, party-fueled anthem built around money, success, and a carefree, no-attachments lifestyle.

Zerrydl flexes his charm and the attention he gets from women while keeping his focus firmly on his finances. Famous Pluto adds his own flair with lines about big spending, luxury living, and leaving emotions out of the mix.

Together, they craft an energetic, Amapiano-inspired banger that celebrates enjoyment, financial swagger, and the mindset of always moving on to the next big thrill.

Famous Pluto & Zerrydl – Unto The Next Lyrics

Intro: Famous Pluto
Drip on white wey dey, huh
(Torye)
Na Famous Pluto, in case you no
Say wara-wara, hehehehehe

Verse 1: Zerrydl
We dey spray money, they scream, “Oh my gosh”
Selana sokpo, she like a gangster
“Good boy, come back,” melanin touch
But me I tell her say I no dey love
‘Cause I love making money, never get enough
I ball like Ilami, break home, Miami
With my Uncle Yami, no pencil your paper
But we dey draw attention, for your information

Chorus: Famous Pluto
I go use Amapiano yenk you, or I use Amapiano shenk you, shey you get?
Many girls wanna give me peck, but they no be really my speck
But onto the next, I no fit calculate money I dey spend
1M debit you don dey vex
That one na money we spend for OS, hehehe
Star na Igbo Igbo, dance like no tomorrow
Body dey sweet me like say I won a lotto’
Mama sent a photo, carry the money just
Falling, balling, like there’s no tomorrow
Star na Igbo Igbo, dance like no tomorrow
Body dey sweet me like say I won a lotto’
Mama sent a photo, carry the money just
Falling, balling, like there’s no tomorrow, yenk you
Danger

Verse 2: Famous Pluto
Onto the next, if na money come I go use am invest
Enter Polanco, go remove one Benz
I no be the type wey dey carry girls
Famous Pluto, they say na you dey trend
Feed the moon, na scra scatter everywhere
We go give them banger wey they no fit forget
Famous, Shalli’, and Zerrydl, para-para pro max, you know say we dey vex
Yes, why you dey test my patience?
Enter Polanco, go remove one Benz
I no be the type wey dey carry girls, but I go use Amapiano yenk you

Chorus: Famous Pluto
I go use Amapiano yenk you, or I use Amapiano shenk you, shey you get?
Many girls wanna give me peck, but they no be really my speck
But onto the next, I no fit calculate money I dey spend
1M debit you don dey vex
That one na money we spend for OS, hehehe
Star na Igbo Igbo, dance like no tomorrow
Body dey sweet me like say I won a lotto’
Mama sent a photo, carry the money just
Falling, balling, like there’s no tomorrow
Star na Igbo Igbo, dance like no tomorrow
Body dey sweet me like say I won a lotto’
Mama sent a photo, carry the money just
Falling, balling, like there’s no tomorrow, yenk you
Danger

Outro
OJ on the mix

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The track blends the artists’ distinct but complementary street-pop flavours, resulting in a joint effort that feels natural, energetic, and tailor-made for their growing fan bases.

Both acts come from a lineage already buzzing in the industry—they’re brothers to superstar Shallipopi. Famous Pluto carved his own lane early on with a run of melodic Afro-fusion and hip-hop-leaning releases that quietly gathered momentum on streaming platforms.

Zerrydl, on the other hand, built his presence from the digital trenches, winning listeners over through social media and a series of cross-genre collaborations that showcased how easily he adapts to any sound.

 

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Unto the Next delivers everything fans expect and more: smooth flows, a catchy rhythm, and that unmistakable street-pop edge. Zerrydl’s guest appearance spices up the track even further, complementing Famous Pluto’s style in a way that highlights their natural chemistry.

As the two trade verses, the synergy feels effortless—like two artists who understand each other’s creative pulse without needing to overthink it.

Now available on all streaming platforms, the single marks another step upward for both artists, signaling a fresh wave of momentum as they continue to carve out their individual and collective spaces in the fast-growing street-pop scene.

Listen to Unto The Next HERE.

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In the ever-evolving world of Nigerian street music, where beats meet hustle and slang meets swagger, “Run Am ASAP” stands out like a burst of energy on a busy Lagos evening. A collaborative masterpiece between Asapthedj and Zerrydl of Plutomania Records (one of the famous Uzama brothers) isn’t just a jam, it’s a cultural statement.

Whether you’re asking for your money, your respect, or just telling someone to stop playing games, “Run Am ASAP” is your go-to expression. And now, it’s a song too.

Lyrical Energy

Right off the bat, Zerrydl doesn’t hold back:

“Don’t come Dey whine me now, if you dey owe me, make you pay me now / Cos I no dey ever play with my raba now / I get dagger now, I dey para now.”

This line sets the tone for the entire song. It’s raw, it’s real, and it speaks the language of the streets. He’s not playing about his money (“raba“), and he makes it clear with a blend of humor, urgency, and a little bit of street menace. For anyone who’s ever had to chase a payment or demand respect, this bar hits different.

Zerrydl’s delivery is both playful and assertive, showing off his ability to float between cheeky and gritty in the same breath. And then comes the hook:

“ASAP put the beat the beat on replay…play…play…”

It’s catchy, hypnotic, and designed to stick in your head long after the track ends. Whether you’re in the club, a danfo bus, or vibing on campus, the beat demands movement and the crowd obeys.

The Beat, The Bounce, The Vibe

Credit must go to Asapthedj, the architect of the sound. Known for his spontaneous DJ sessions and vibrant energy, ASAP brings his signature touch here. The production is layered but never crowded, blending street percussion with upbeat synths and that irresistible bounce that defines Nigerian party music.

The beat plays like a loop you never want to end. It’s built for replay, literally and lyrically. That’s the genius of it. Every time you think it’s winding down, it comes back stronger like a DJ set that refuses to let the party die.

This isn’t just a song, it’s an experience. One minute you’re nodding your head, the next you’re shouting “Run am ASAP!” at your friend who still hasn’t paid you back since JSS3.

A Cultural Moment

The video accompanying the track is just as vibrant. Shot like a pop-up DJ set, it captures the rawness of street life with playful engagement and crowd interaction. The lines:

“I’m so flat… no cap…”

This shows the track’s playful nature. It’s not all about aggression or demand—it’s about expressing yourself confidently, even if that means flexing a little or poking fun.

And yes, there’s even a line about “playing with my criminal” a cheeky nod to the wild creativity that defines Nigerian slang and music. It’s metaphor, madness, and melody, all wrapped up in one.

It’s not just for the streets, it’s from the streets.

DOWNLAD NOW

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Coming off the success of his breakout track Back to Back, the new release is already generating excitement across social media and music platforms.

Mi Amigo blends smooth Afrobeat rhythms with Zerrydl’s charismatic delivery and melodic prowess. The track centers on themes of loyalty, brotherhood, and the celebratory lifestyle, as Zerrydl toasts to friendship and success with his signature swagger.

Packed with crisp percussion, sleek production, and a memorable hook, the single feels destined for club rotations and street playlists alike.

Zerrydl’s performance is both effortless and engaging, maintaining a delicate balance between heartfelt sentiment and playful energy, hallmarks of his sound since his 2023 debut EP Danger Zee.

 

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His follow-up 2024 project, Wara Wara Szn, featuring collaborations with artists like Seyi Vibez, further cemented his place as one of Nigeria’s most exciting emerging voices.

Fans have taken to social media to praise Mi Amigo, calling it a “certified club banger” and applauding Zerrydl’s consistency in delivering vibrant anthems. While some listeners expressed a desire for deeper lyrical storytelling, many praised the track’s replay value and production finesse.

As the younger brother of Afrobeats heavyweight Shallipopi, Zerrydl is steadily building his own identity under Plutomania Records. With Mi Amigo, he continues to prove that he’s more than a rising act—he’s a force shaping the next wave of Afro-pop with his distinct blend of rap and melody.

 

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Mi Amigo is not just a new single—it’s a bold reminder of Zerrydl’s upward momentum in the Nigerian music scene. Armed with charisma, talent, and a knack for crafting hits, the Plutomania signee is poised to take 2025 by storm. Now streaming on all major platforms, Mi Amigo is the anthem for the loyal, the bold, and those who ride for their own.

Listen to Mi Amigo HERE.

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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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This four-track project blends fresh sounds with fan favorites, featuring two brand-new songs alongside two of Bayanni’s previous hits.

The EP also boasts exciting collaborations—Goddess with Ruger and For Where? featuring ZerryDL—promising a fusion of unique styles and lyrical depth.

Bayanni first gained recognition with his self-titled debut EP in August 2022, showcasing his versatility across four tracks.

Now, Love & Hustle marks the next phase of his artistic evolution, reinforcing his place in the Afropop scene with refined melodies, engaging storytelling, and a sound that resonates with both old and new fans alike.

Listen to “Love & Hustle” Here

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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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DefEars Management, in collaboration with Dapper Live, is excited to announce the much-anticipated return of Trenchfest, set to take Lagos by storm this December.

With the support of Coke Studio and Jameson Whiskey, the event promises to be the ultimate celebration of Nigeria’s vibrant music culture, uniting fans from around the world for an unforgettable experience.

Headliners and Star Performances
Leading the impressive lineup is Afrobeats legend Wande Coal, renowned for his soulful voice and chart-topping hits.

Fans can expect a show-stopping performance from the music icon, whose career has consistently pushed boundaries in Afrobeats and Afropop.

Joining him on stage is an array of talented artists, including Ice Prince, T.I Blaze, Balloranking, L.A.X, Otega, Dremo, and Kashcoming.

Rising stars like TML Vibez, ZerryDL, Marley Kiddo, and Reehaa will also bring their dynamic energy to the festival, alongside talented acts such as Tolibian, Rybeena, Bahdman Niko, and Fazil. With over 20 performers, Trenchfest Lagos is poised to be the ultimate showcase of Nigerian musical talent.

Event Details

• Date: December 27, 2024
• Venue: Police College, Ikeja, Lagos
• Tickets: Available now at Naijatix.com

Attendees are encouraged to secure their tickets early, as this must-attend concert of the Detty December season is expected to sell out quickly.

A Celebration of Music and Culture
Trenchfest Lagos aims to elevate the festival experience by blending the infectious sounds of Afrobeats with the electrifying energy of street music. Following the resounding success of Trenchfest Ibadan, this Lagos edition promises to surpass expectations, delivering high-energy performances and a vibrant festival atmosphere that captures the spirit of Nigeria’s dynamic music scene.

About DefEars Management
With over a decade of talent management and event production excellence, DefEars Management continues to set the standard in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. The company’s notable achievements include the successful Trenchfest Ibadan and the celebrated Any Given Sundays series. Specializing in connecting local talents with global opportunities, DefEars Management is dedicated to nurturing creativity and celebrating African culture through music and content.

Mark your calendar for December 27, 2024, and get ready to witness Lagos come alive with music, culture, and the magic of Trenchfest!

 

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The track, produced by the talented 7TEENTRILL, creatively incorporates elements of X Project’s 2000s classic ‘Lori ‘Le, giving the timeless hit a contemporary twist while retaining its nostalgic appeal.

‘Find Money‘ serves as a hustler’s anthem, capturing the universal pursuit of success in a demanding world. The lyrics, highlighted by the memorable hook, “Me and all my guys, we dey find money, anywhere wey belle face, we dey find money,” resonate with anyone striving for financial independence and upward mobility.

The track’s relatable theme, combined with the artists’ authentic delivery, strikes a chord with listeners across various demographics.

The chemistry between Ayo Maff and Zerrydl is a standout feature, as their distinct styles blend seamlessly to create a dynamic and engaging performance.

Their raw energy and sincerity shine through, enhancing the song’s overall impact. The track not only showcases their vocal prowess but also reflects their ability to connect deeply with their audience.

Producer 7TEENTRILL masterfully balances the nostalgic sample with modern Afrobeats elements, creating a soundscape that bridges generations.

The song pays homage to the past while asserting its relevance in the present, highlighting the innovative spirit of Nigeria’s new wave of artists.

With its infectious rhythm, motivational message, and creative production, ‘Find Money‘ positions Ayo Maff and Zerrydl as artists to watch. This collaboration exemplifies the vibrancy and creativity of Nigeria’s evolving music scene, cementing its place among the country’s most promising talents.

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