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TeeZee – Badi ft Davido
Check out this brand new song coming from TeeZee – “Badi” ft Davido out now. Nigerian alte pioneer TeeZee makes a return to the music scene with a brand new song titled “Badi” with DMW boss Davido. It would be his first tune in a while and we are here for it. Davido’s voice is the first you’ll hear on the track as he sets the pace and TeeZee joins in. Listen, share TeeZee – “Badi” ft Davido below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Teezee_-_Badi_ft_Davido_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give ...
Blaq Jerzee – Right Here ft Gyakie
Don’t miss this new track coming from Blaq Jerzee – “Right Here” ft Gyakie out now. Top music producer and singer Blaq Jerzee drops a new tune with Ghanaian sensation Gyakie titled “Right Here“. This is a beautiful love inspired record and it is even more lovely as Gyakie’s voice serenades the entire song. Blaq Jerzee supports at intervals and then we have some sweet melody from their collaboration. Listen, enjoy Blaq Jerzee – “Right Here” ft Gyakie below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Blaq_Jerzee_-_Right_Here_ft_Gyakie_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the pro...
Dapo Tuburna – Yellow Cooler
Check out this brand new music release coming in from Dapo Tuburna – “Yellow Cooler” out now. Former Tiny Entertainment artiste, Dapo Tuburna has a new single dubbed “Yellow Cooler” for his fans. This tune seeks to be the in-demand tune at any Lagos Owambe. The singer heaps praise on Nigerian jollof rice, the usual content of the yellow cooler. This would be just the right song to add to your music playlist. Listen, enjoy Dapo Tuburna – “Yellow Cooler” below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Dapo_Tuburna_-_Yellow_Cooler_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the proces...
Watch Out Wingstop: DJ Khaled Launches Another Wing, His Fried Chicken Delivery Service
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz83 DJ Khaled wants in on that fried chicken money. Thursday (Nov.11), the Hip-Hop super-producer/ Snapchat user unveiled his latest business venture, a chicken wing delivery startup that will span 150 kitchens in five countries on three continents. Oh, and get this, you can even get your wings delivered via his favorite water vehicle, a jet ski, through its boat-side delivery service. The “All I Do Is Win” crafter teamed up with ghost kitchen operator Reef Technology to launch the chicken wing company hilariously and aptly named Another Wing. Ghost kitchens grew in popularity during the height of the pandemic as restaurants turned to delivery services to stay afloat. Related Stories Speaking with Hypebeast, the always boastf...
Styles P Says Sneaker Collecting Ruined His Life
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Sole Collector / Complex Being a sneakerhead (not to be confused with a sneaker reseller) can at times be a headache and heartbreaking one way or another. The LOX rapper Styles P‘s experience with the sneaker culture has been no different. In an interview with Full Size Run podcast, Styles Pinero went into detail about how sneaker collecting not only influenced his street life, but also went into the various aspects of the sneaker culture and how it ruined his life. Talking about how his mother wasn’t trying to pay $100 for a pair of sneakers, Styles bluntly stated, “I sold crack to be able to buy sneakers,” as he always wanted to keep his feet fresh whenever stomping through the streets of Yonkers. Related Stories While we assume he meant Nike sneakers, ...
Missing New Jersey Black Teen Found Safe In Harlem
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Facebook / Handout A young Black teenage girl, JaShyah Moore from New Jersey who had been missing for close to a month has thankfully been found safe and sound in New York City, as reported by local authorities. 14-year old JaShyah Moore of East Orange, New Jersey was found after a Good Samaritan recognized the young woman over by West 111th Street and Lenox Avenue in Harlem on Thursday (November 11th). They approached her and asked her if her name was JaShyah, to which the teen initially said, “no”, apparently not wishing to be recognized at first according to NYPD representatives. She was then taken to the local police precinct, where she ultimately confessed her true identity and also revealed that she was not happy at home. Afterward, she was eva...
8 Things We Learned from Kanye West On Drink Champs Pt. 2
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Revolt / Revolt Last week, Kanye West had social media ablaze with his controversial Drink Champs interview in which he shared many personal opinions about his peers and fellow artists that had listeners and viewers constantly slapping their foreheads in surprise. Now we have part 2 of the interview in which he’s joined by Larry Hover Jr. and though it’s not nearly as eye-opening as the first installment, it does contain some interesting tidbits that would have a few people talking. From his views on his MAGA man, Donald Trump to how he plans on helping Larry Hover get released from prison, Ye has many things to get off his chest that may or may not rub people the wrong way. Here are the 8 things we learned from Kanye West on Drink Champs. Source: Pool / ...
“A Peek Into Our Minds”: syence On Their Sublime “bass pop” EP and Visions of a New Genre
Besides the occasional lab experiment, you typically won’t find anything interesting in science class unless you want to grow up to be—well—a scientist. But when Zach Montoya and Brayden James found each other, it was instant chemistry. Connecting over a shared interest in music production, the duo launched their collaborative syence moniker after meeting in a college science class. Like the molecules and ions they studied, they formed a strong bond, eventually concocting their most potent compound yet: a five-track EP called bass pop. bass pop is not only a breakthrough for the duo, but also a showcase of a new genre, the EP’s namesake. Its goal is to encapsulate a new sound “that many may have never heard before,” according to syence. The five-track record, w...
This Electronic Music Producer’s Pet Cockatiel Is the Star of His New Song: Listen
EDM is for the birds. At least that’s the case for Canadian electronic music producer Hudson Lee, whose latest single “Flock Call,” a collaboration with Frequent, samples the voice of his pet cockatiel, Bijou. What’s next, a whole zoo? Bijou’s chirps can be heard amongst a host of distorted bass and spacey synths in “Flock Call.” Wildly experimental—literally—the song manages to weave together hypnotic sound design and biomusic elements as if it was recorded underwater. Coming in at a lengthy six minutes, “Flock Call” represents just a fraction of the adventures Bijou has in store with Lee. With a potential lifespan of 25 years, there’s no telling what this father-feather duo will come up with next. Recommended Ar...
Spotify’s New Charts Website Offers a Deeper Look at Trending Music
Spotify has expanded its Charts service to give listeners more information on what artists and music is trending around the world. Launching with a new website, the revamped Charts highlights the streaming service’s top 50 global songs, albums, and artists. Users who log in with their Spotify accounts can access the top 200 charts and view statistics such as streaks, peak position and song credits. The website also showcases Spotify’s brand new genre, city and local pulse charts. Genre charts rank the top 200 songs across 17 different genres based on data gathered from user playlists and editorial feedback, while city charts count music trending in over 200 cities. Local pulse charts dive even deeper into listeners’ habits by determining the most popular songs specific to each city. To hel...
Rapsody Brings Her Own Freshness Into the Booth and Onto the Court
In 2014, Lil Wayne famously told ESPN Magazine that, “Athletes want to be rappers, rappers want to be athletes.” Though primarily known in the hip-hop realm, the rapper and lifelong basketball player Rapsody is the embodiment of both, having cultivated an appreciation for music and sports growing up in North Carolina. She has gained notoriety by combining elements from both worlds into her output, whether it’s her music, videos or style. Look no further than her first EP, titled The Black Mamba. With this, she not only pays tribute to Kobe Bryant’s signature Mamba Mentality, but also applies that mindset to the various projects she’s created with the NBA, NBPA, WNBA, and some of her favorite players in the league. The blending of these two worlds injects a freshness to her work, also earni...
Persona Non Grata – EXODUS
RATING: 7/10 The modern-day incarnation of EXODUS have not been practitioners of the theory that less is more. There’s a very strong chance that if a riff was generated by guitarists Gary Holt and Lee Altus during the writing and recording of a new album, it makes it to the final product, whether it be the ambitious 70-minutes-plus bombardment of the “The Atrocity Exhibition…” records from the millennium’s first decade, or 2014’s “Blood In, Blood Out”, which saw the triumphant return of Steve “Zetro” Souza to the vocalist position in a well-received marriage of the band’s old-school ethos and modern-era songwriting. For the first time in many years though, the group’s plentiful outpouring of metallic bludgeoning feels more e...
