Following successes on “ African Woman” and “ Make Mama Proud ” which were released within a two month interval, Mum Entertainment’s front- line recording act, Zinoboy , comes through with a closing tune for the year 2020 and he does exceptionally well on the Erigga and Victor AD assisted musical offering; the twenty-four year old continues to stay true to his musical calling which began from an early childhood at the age of ten and the year 2020 has seen him surf through a consistent musical campaign with his latest offering, “ Son of Grace ,” being added to his musical portfolio. Teaming up with the usual suspect on production, Frankie Free, Zinoboy also enlists the services of the Warri-born Nigerian Hip-Hop recording artiste, Erigga, as well as the Lagos- born and Warri-bred Nigerian singer/songwriter, Victor AD; “Son of Grace” would go on to become a household tune which features two reverred Nigerian recording acts and as such, sees Zinoboy embark on a successful musical journey in the months to follow – “ Son of Grace ” was mixed and mastered by T-Rol Mix. | ENJOY!!! “SONG…

High-profile Nigerian award-winning disk jockey, DJ Neptune releases the highly anticipated Icons remix of his smash hit record, “Nobody. This time, DJ Neptune collaborates with Big Brother Naija season 5 winner Laycon, retaining the super-talented wonder boy, Joeboy. Production credit goes to the highly gifted Magic Sticks. “VIDEO…

Recently, Kodak Black moved to galvanize his loyal fans with the release of Bill Israel, his first full- length album since 2018’s Dying To Live . Boasting features from Gucci Mane, Tory Lanez, Jackboy, and more, Kodak’s new eleven-track record sparked positive responses from his fanbase, many of whom were eager to hear what he’s been sitting on. Off the top, Bill Israel kicks off with a reminder of what Kodak is all about, with “Remember The Times” displaying the same refreshing dose of emotional honesty fans have come to appreciate. Kicking off with an up-tempo flow, Kodak rides the melancholic instrumental while reflecting on previous personal losses. “I was in the cell when X had died, send me to jail, you know I’m gon’ ride,” he spits, alluding to the death of his friend and collaborator XXXTentacion. “Never gon’ care, I’m never gon’ cry, sent me to Hell, I got baptized there.” Take a Listen Below “FOREIGN SONGS…

Almost a month ago, the pair of rappers bragged about their cash flow on the track “ Bankroll ,” and now they’ve returned with another single from their project titled “Automatic.” This is a slow-burning track where the rappers trade verses about the luxury items that their lives afford them while also reminding listeners that the street life is never far away. Nobody Safe features artists like Quando Rondo, Lil Wayne, and Rod Wave, so gear up to hear that album in full next Friday (November 20). “Automatic” comes on the heels of NBA YoungBoy’s surprise mixtape Until I Return that he released earlier this week. “FOREIGN SONGS…

After teasing their collaborative project for much of this year, Future and Lil Uzi Verthave finally delivered Pluto x Baby Pluto . The project was announced yesterday and, in the span of twenty-four hours, we were blessed with a full-length project from the two iconic rappers, offering sixteen featureless songs for us to digest. So far, fans of the duo have enjoyed the tape. It starts off with a loud bang as Pluto and Baby Pluto join forces for “Stripes Like Burberry”, claiming that they’ve earned their respect in the streets. The track, produced by DJ Esco, starts off the party on a spacey note, setting the tone for the entire project. The astronaut-themed duo goes crazy over this beat, which lasts just over four minutes. “FOREIGN SONGS…