Showing posts with label afro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label afro. Show all posts



Nigerian artist, producer and entrepreneur Pipi Pango presents his new EP, Love, Money and Power, under his own label, Omo Arutu Entertainment. The project consists of 4 exclusive tracks that each feature an array of unique sounds including Hip-Hop, Afrobeat, trap, alternative and pop. The EP’s opener, “M.O.N.E.Y” finds Pipi getting to the money as he encourages us to get on our jobs as well. Keeping the adoration flowing on Love, Money and Power, he proudly professes his love to a special lady on the endearing, upbeat “Street Love.” On the third track, we’re met with “Driving Too Fast” that urges us to slow down in our course of life to really be present and take back our power. As the EP closes out, you will experience “Mama/Yeye Takun Wale” which is airy and refreshing with an undertone reminiscent of Kanye’s Graduation classic “Flashing Lights.” On this song, Pipi pays homage to his mother while filling her in on the happenings of his life. If you’re looking for music with a message that’s cloaked in vibes from the Motherland, stream Pipi Pango’s Love, Money and Power today.



“Love, Money and Power”

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Just in time for summer, Rap artist, songwriter, DJ and producer 60 Wrap$$ releases his addictive new single "Whine for me" that's geared towards the ladies who know how to move and the people who love to watch. A unique blend of Afro and Trap with subtle elements of R&B and Hip-Hop, “Whine for me” has all the makings to get things moving at any dance party. As the bass hits heavy, the smooth tempo entices partygoers to let loose and find that perfect partner on the dance floor. On the track, the budding artist not only handles the rhymes but also the melodic hook that’s cool and calming while adding a layer of sexiness. Aside from the initial dance theme, the song also holds a deeper message within the lyrics as 60 Wrap$$ rhymes about a girl he loves and wants to keep happy for the long run. If you’re looking for a song that’s soaked in warm island vibes, carries a message of love and adoration, and will get the ladies moving, check out “Whine for me” by 60 Wrap$$.
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True to its afro-beat home, Ugo Obinka’s “Only Trying” cuts right to the chase. Immediately, your body is seized by a pulsating rhythm, upheld by a club-friendly bassline, kicks, and Afro-beat percussions. Even the voice of its singer, Ugo Obinka, dashes into the mix; twirling auto-tuned melodies that mystically blend into the darkness of the track. Yet, beneath the beam of its melodious rush, it is very much an Afro-beat/Afro-pop record. “Only Trying” is prime anthem material, especially for the continent it belongs to. It’s Nigeria-born, East Coast-residing musician brings a classic rawness to the track that is a defined staple in the genre. Ugo Obinka taps into deliveries and flows reminiscent of the era wherein DJs were the sole emcees. He, partnered with his guest feature, Deson Teninchy, flipped “Only Trying” into a nightclub’s dream. A danceable, energy-driven record that can traverse borders and boundaries beyond the East and African coasts. That is what Ugo Obinka provides through “Only Trying”; and the longer you listen, dancing to this fresh release, you will see it too.




“Only Trying” 
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