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…

In remembrance of the fallen heroes of the Lekki Toll Gate shooting on 20.10.20, victims of police brutality, talks about a bill regulating the use of social media in Nigeria and the #EndSARS movement; Afro-pop/soul star Chiké protests with the moody “20.10.20 (Wahala Dey)” , as a reminder that the elected officials in Nigeria value their respect above the lives of innocent Nigerians. The emotive number details the events of that fateful day as experienced by young Nigerians and lends his voice to the deliberate twisting of facts by the political elite. The deliberate naming of the songs by the said date is a means of ensuring it is never forgotten in history and “Wahala Dey” to remind the youths that we have a lot of problems to tackle and we have only just started. “SONG…

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★★★★★song titled “Look Like Me” which comes with an entertaining music video… ENJOY! Here is the 5th track – “ Look Like Me ” off Niniola ‘s newly released album. NINI takes listeners on a tour of Africa’s ever-evolving dance music landscape with her dynamic sophomore album, “ Colours and Sounds “. Celebrated as the “Queen of Afro-House” by outlets from Rolling Stone to OkayAfrica and endorsed by the likes of Beyoncé and Drake, the Nigerian singer unites the Continent and the Diaspora on Colours and Sounds, incorporating influences from South Africa’s hypnotic Amapiano sound to Jamaican dancehall and vintage Afrobeat. ( Click HERE Listen to The Body of work ) Niniola is one of the most successful and acclaimed female artists in African music. Hits like “Maradona” and “Boda Sodiq” have won her glowing endorsements from the likes of Drake and Timbaland; none other than Beyoncé has looked to her for musical inspiration, borrowing from “Maradona” to compose “Find Your Way Back” from the iconic singer’s Grammy-nominated The Lion King: The Gift project. Making Niniola a Grammy Nominee. Born Niniola Apata in Lagos, Nigeria, She knew from an early age that she was meant to be an entertainer. During secondary school, her friends dubbed her the “Human Radio” for her uncanny ability to sing almost any song on demand. With the release of her newest single with the “Colours And Sounds” album, NINIOLA is ready to take over the world and add to her title as the Queen of Afro House. As produced by South African producer SHUFFLE MUZIK whose under Open-Mic Productions home to buzzing SA singer/ producer Master KG, Listen to the track “ LOOK LIKE ME ” and Enjoy pure Amapiano vibes.★★★ “SONG…