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Omawumi – Love Deep High Life Album
Here is a brand new body of work titled “Love Deep High Life” album from one of Nigeria’s finest singers Omawumi. Omawumi has just released her latest album and she calls it “Love Deep High Life” and it’s her fourth studio album. Previously she released Wonder Woman (2009), Lasso of Truth (2013), Timeless (2017) and In Her Feelings (2019). The new album has 10 tracks like “Fefe”, “BS”, “Sugar Baby” etc., and a few guest artists like Ric Hassani, Brymo and Phyno. This comes like a little surprise to fans but they are grateful for new music. Below is what Omawumi said about her new album DLHL. This album project is important to me and, I am very intentional about it because I’m making a conscious effort to keep in mind timeless lessons that reflect on the way we live that we do not tak...
DJ Baddo x Poco Lee x Wizkid – Comot Body (Remix)
Top Nigerian disc jockey, DJ Baddo has released the refix of his popular tune “Comot Body” featuring Wizkid, and Poco Lee. DJ Baddo who is very popular for his mixtapes drops “Comot Body” refix with has Wizkid as an addition after Poco Lee. The lyrics for this tune is pretty scanty but the beat is just at the right tempo and frequency to get you dancing and moving your body. Get your dancing shoes on and hit the play button. Listen, enjoy DJ Baddo x Poco Lee x Wizkid – “Comot Body” below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/DJ_Baddo_x_Poco_Lee_x_Wizkid_-_Comot_Body_Refix_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 Be...
Meet Me @ the Altar Rewrite the Handbook on Easycore and Pop-Punk With Model Citizen EP
Pop-punk is having its time in the sun once again, as different iterations of the genre swim around the Billboard Hot 100 and streaming charts. This time, though, a new class of pop stars and rappers are taking the reins. While the genre itself has never disappeared completely from the mainstream, very few pop-punk groups have held onto their roots and excelled throughout the last ten years. Before the relatively short days of Lil Peep and Juice WRLD’s bursts of emo-inflected rap across radio stations and online publications, pop-punk had, for many, become a symbol of a dying era — it was a genre to be defended to some, and a genre to be forgotten to others. Enter Consequence’s August Artist of the Month Meet Me @ the Altar, a trio who found each other on the internet and bonded over their...
Chris Stapleton Covers Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters”: Stream
Chris Stapleton has covered Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters” as part of The Metallica Blacklist charity covers compilation. The song is available now ahead of the collection’s September 10th release date. The “Black Album” ballad is prime material for Stapleton, who renders the song in a compelling Americana style. Stapleton’s soulful croon works perfectly atop the sparse country-rock instrumentation and the cover’s eight-minute arrangement. Once again, the upcoming Blacklist comp has served up a high-profile cover that lives up to its billing. We just heard Phoebe Bridgers’ “baroque” take on the same track, which followed the widely heard Miley Cyrus-Elton John version (also included on the Blacklist). Advertisement Related Video Meanwhile, Weezer took on “Enter Sandman,” and St. Vincen...
Lollapalooza Was Not a Super-Spreader Event, Chicago Public Health Commissioner Says
Lollapalooza was one of the first major music festivals to return since the pandemic began, meaning that for better or worse, it acted as a test case for how the live music industry might fare over the next few months. Although the festival’s execution of safety protocols raised some eyebrows, city officials like Chicago Department of Public Health commissioner Allison Arwady says that the massive event did not cause a major spike in coronavirus cases. “We are now 14 days past the first day of Lolla and we are continuing to investigate cases of COVID,” Arwady wrote on Twitter today. “There have been no unexpected findings at this point and NO evidence at this point of ‘super-spreader’ event or substantial impact to Chicago’s COVID-19 epidemiology.” Lollapalooza required attendees to either...
Jade Bird’s Transatlantic Songs Of Light
Jade Bird didn’t want to make a country album. The English-born, Austin-based singer-songwriter known for her big voice and strummy pop-Americana songs wanted to follow up her 2019 self-titled project with a collection that felt true to how she’d evolved on tour. She also wanted to preserve her roots. “I’m a British girl,” Bird tells MTV News. “I’m into country, but I didn’t think that the songs I was writing were entirely country.” What happened next challenged that notion. At the legendary RCA Studios in Nashville, she booked time with producer Dave Cobb, best known for his Grammy-winning work with Chris Stapleton and Brandi Carlile, as well as on the A Star Is Born soundtrack. All things aligned for, yes, a country alb...
Vector – License
GRAP Music honcho Vector drops a new single titled “License” for the fans. Proven hip-hop lyricist Vector is back with yet another song “License“. The rapper has been quite impressive this year with some pretty decent singles like “Early Momo“, “Crown of Clay“, and “Obedience“. This is a follow to the Pan-African remix of his “Crown of Clay” served only a few weeks ago. This new vibe is exciting and adding to your music playlist. Listen, enjoy Vector – “License” below & share. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Vector_-_License_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 ...
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Reunite for New Album Raise the Roof, Share “Can’t Let Go”: Stream
Few cover albums can be considered legendary, but then, few cover albums ascend to the lofty heights of 2007’s Raising Sand. More than a decade after they intertwined their indelible voices (and winning the Grammy for Album of the Year in the process), Robert Plant and Alison Krauss have reunited to announce Raise the Roof, a new album arriving November 19th on Rounder Records. To whet the appetite, the duo have shared their take on “Can’t Let Go,” a song by Randy Weeks that was made famous by Lucinda Williams. Like Raising Sand, Raise the Roof was produced by T-Bone Burnett. It includes songs by Merle Haggard, The Everly Brothers, Anne Briggs, Allen Toussaint, Geeshie Wiley, Bert Jansch, and more, as well as “High and Lonesome,” an original song co-written by...
Trivium Announce New Album In the Court of the Dragon, Share “Feast of Fire”: Stream
Trivium have announced their new album, In the Court of the Dragon, which arrives October 8th. The band has also unveiled the video for sophomore single “Feast of Fire.” The new song is a technical gem, seamlessly blending elements of thrash and melodic metalcore as only Trivium can. Hooky vocals give way to heavy breakdowns and shred soloing, as the band cover all its extreme-metal bases. According to bassist Paolo Gregoletto, the song actually originated from the bridge of an existing composition. Apparently, the bridge section was just too good, so the band made an entirely separate song around it, which became “Feast of Fire.” Advertisement Related Video “There’s always that one song you aren’t expecting when you begin writing a new album,” Gregoletto said via a press release. “It coul...
Oxlade – Ojuju
Sensational Nigerian singer Oxlade drops a brand new single “Ojuju” for his teeming fans. The moment we have been waiting for, Oxlade unleashes his first single this year titled “Ojuju“. The singer has had a fantastic year bagging several standout collaborations with artists within and outside Nigeria. Some of those very impressive features were with Ice Prince, Sarkodie, Ajebutter22 and M.I Abaga etc. Oxlade expresses his unfair love affair as he thrills with his amazing vocals. He promises more tunes for his supportive fans in the shortest possible time. Listen, enjoy Oxlade – “Ojuju” below & share. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Oxlade_-_Ojuju_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we re...
Styx’s James Young on Rock Leading Listeners in a Positive Direction
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | RSS STYX’s James “JY” Young catches up with Kyle Meredith to talk about Crash of the Crown, a socially reflective new LP from the Chicago-born rock band. Advertisement Related Video The guitarist takes us through an album that musically resonates with every era of the band, and Tommy Shaw’s lyrics that show a responsibility to lead listeners in a positive direction while singing about some of the atrocities of the past few years. Young also reflects on his own playing, how his guitar furthers the songs’ stories, and his early fandom for Jimi Hendrix. The two also discuss this year being the 40th anniversary of Paradise Theatre and how it still speak...
Lala Lala Drops “Color of the Pool,” Announces North American Tour: Stream
Summer may be dwindling, but Lillie West still has her mind on some poolside reflecting with Lala Lala’s latest single “Color of the Pool.” In the accompanying music video, West — the brains behind the indie rock project — finds herself contemplating the possibilities of merging with the tangibly inhuman, all while pretending to ride on the back of a motorcycle through the streets of Chicago. “What is sick/ What is part of it/ I want to be the color of the pool/ I want to hold/ The fire part of fuel,” she sings over minimalistic production before ceding the floor to Adam Schatz’s frenetic saxophone outro. The song follows the Nnamdi Ogbonnaya-assisted “DIVER” as the most recent single off Lala Lala’s forthcoming third album I Want the Door to Open. It’s set to be released October 8th ...
