Liz sits with DaGrin; he talks about his influences and how he discovered his talent. He also lists out all his collaborations and mentions the one collabo that put him in the limelight. Enjoy!
“Kondo is Kondition, go and listen to the song” LoL!
JJC presents the Naija remix for “We Are Africans” featuring Femi Kuti, Dagrin, Eldee, DJ Zeez, Kel, Ay.com, Moe Money & Ragga Remi.
JJC is not joking around with this “We Are Africans” campaign (Branding) and I have to say that I respect his effort for not half stepping once, but going all out on the visuals for all the song versions.
Look, this has to be the best video that has come out of Nigeria this year, so far. Crisp video and SOLID remix with credible artistes.
There is no need to shoot a video outside of Nigeria any longer, just holler at Big Boyz Entertainment and they will hook you up for the right price.
9ice AKA Adigun AlaPomeji is Back with 3 new singles off his ‘Versus’ album which should be released some time in 2010. Surprisingly, he featured rappers on all 3 tracks, but looking at the image below it appears that Banky W and D’banj Terry G will also make it on the album.
Press play, form your own opinion and share your thoughts. All tracks were produced by Cheepho. I like the ‘Safaware’ track the most. Enjoy!’
“This is a new single off the forth coming Konga album due to drop anytime soon. Apparently this song was ment to be released on the album but it leaked about a month ago and has become a street and club classic in the western states on the country. It features the very talented and prolific ‘Dagrin’ and ‘Remi Aluko’, the fuji maestro and was produced by LayLow Productions, one of the producers tipped by industry heads to watch out for this year. Video coming soon”
This is a very fuji track and DaGrin spat fiercely on this one. Expect Konga’s new album to hit stores soon!
Dagrin brings out every character from the hood; the hoodlums, children, old men and women. One of the freshest looking hood videos I have seen period. Solid video!
Kode is another act from Bariga (the same town that brought us 9ice, ID Cabasa and Dj Zeez).
This is a good debut single, it has a slow feel to it (think ‘Kinda Life’ by 9ice), but the lyrics will make you attentive if you understand Yoruba. Da Grin delivers as usual.
On a side note, it appears that artistes from Bariga are exceptionally good at singing good and catchy hooks in Yoruba.