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  YEMI CASTANO  IS FROM EPE LAGOS STATE NIGERIA, A MARKET DEVELOPMENT MANAGER AT ACCA  WITH MSc IN MARKETING, THE CEO OF THE ULTIMATE GROUP . HE HAS GENUINELY PROMOTE AND HAD SHOW VIVID SUPPORTS TO GOOD NUMBERS OF ARTIST  NOT JUST IN KADUNA BUT ALSO OTHER PARTS OF COUNTRY  NOT YOUR MATE IS DROPPING 17TH DECEMBER  Yemi Castano response to Dj 27 I place a very high premium value on my happiness, especially when it's stoked through my passion.  I need no reward, nor recognition, I do it for myself too. I am happy supporting artistes and would continue doing so because it gives me joy, and that's enough.  Meanwhile award winning rapper  Jolex Gonzalz ft  and Badboi Bbk - Not Your Mate, is set to drop on the 17th December DJ 27 POST  facebook post  

  Jamie Mccarthy / Getty Images for SiriusXM Rick Ross  won't let up on trolling his longtime rival  50 Cent . After Fif alleged that the lyrics to Ross' 2013 single "U.O.E.N.O." were creepy enough to have the Carol City rapper dropped from  liquor sponsorships , Ross fired back, offering to buy longtime G-Unit members out of their contracts. Calling Fifty a "diabolical genius" in an Instagram reel, Ross said that he heard  Young Buck 's catalog was worth $725,000. "I can only assume that  Lloyd Banks ' is worth about the same," Ross added. "So I say let's make it and keep it simple: throw  Tony Yayo  in there, I can give you $1.5 [million]." Saying that he doesn't "need the entire G-Unit catalog," Ross offered another $500,000 for the masters of G-Unit's 2003 album  Beg for Mercy . "So that's $2 million dollars. I'm making a business offer to the diabolical genius," Ross continued. Flauntin

Despite Lagos been the hub for entertainment that has house few of our Emcees and Hiphop heads in Africa. Due to the challenging growth of the gener across the country Other states were able to keep Tue culture on the go and still house this rising stars. Other platforms the likes of Jtown hip hop award, Road side cypher, the pun cypher . This movements kept the game going  Not forgetting the massive contributions of the DJ's and the OAP's BELOW ARE LIST OF 2023 PROJECTS SOURCED FROM OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY  PHARO THE 47    TOP BOY BADBOI BBK     JUDGE OF THE JUNGLE NANLE   UNORTHODOX WORD SLAY  THE MASSAGE SQUIZZ THA TRIGG  LOCK AND LOCKED KAYYSWAGZ    HOEFESSIONAL 2 PRESIDENT ZIK  SEE YOU SOON SLIM MAJOR   LOVE HOW YOU MISS ME DESSY BENGOLD  GOLDEN Contact the team via : thepuncypher@gmail.com

Though I started listening to rap music at my early age,  me making music wasn't for the fun of it but for the love of it. Gradually I understand and I became what I was practising    The sound I make is my life every track on my tape connected the dots  I started making music to reach out my massage to the public Though it wasn't easy growing up from the spot that is hard to be heard lack of money didn't stop me from pushing  Go listen to TUFF is out on YouTube "I don't really need I biography article go listen to my tape " THAT WAS HIS RESPONSE TO OUR REPORT TEAM... DOWLOAD .......... PACIFIC TAPE

  The lead single off the album, 'Bigger, featuring Nas and Olamide, is already on its way to dominating the music charts. The Incredible Music label executive and veteran rapper featured several artistes on the 12-track album that includes veteran American rapper NAS, Afrobeats rappers and stars Olamide, Phyno and Wande Coal. Ice Prince, BNXN, Cavemen, Jesse Jagz, Duncan Mighty, Temi Owo, Chillz, Lord Vino and Ossi Grace alsocutt. On the album, he enlisted Geek Beats, Chopsticks, Beats By Jayy, Geek Beats), Chillz, G Plus, Jude Abaga and Jesse Abaga as producers. The lead single off the album, ‘Bigger, featuring Nas and Olamide, is already on its way to dominating the music charts. ‘The Inside’ featuring Cavemen and Phyno looks promising already.

  "Nigeria’s patriotism in music is evident as most streamed hip hop artists are Nigerians, unlike regions such as Kenya and South Africa where international hit-man Drake leads." In a recent report, Spotify, an online streaming platform, disclosed that Gen Zs aged 18-24 accounted for 55 per cent of the total Nigerian hip-hop streams. Considering their massive support for Hip-Hop music, Nigerian Generation Z individuals occupy the most significant percentage of the genre’s listeners. Gen Zs, colloquially known as Zoomers, is the demographic succeeding Millennials and preceding Generation Alpha. They were born between 1997 and 2012. Spotify also disclosed that they are followed by listeners aged 25-29, contributing 19 per cent of the streams, while the age brackets of 0-17 and 30-34 hold a 9 per cent share. From a gender perspective, Spotify revealed that Nigerian Hip hop music predominantly resonates with males, commanding a substantial 75 per cent of the recorded streams, wh

  Nigerian rapper Nanle, whose real name is Nanle Joel Sura, is poised to release his highly anticipated debut album titled ‘Unorthodox.’ The album is scheduled for release on November 29, 2023. ‘Unorthodox’ follows the release of singles such as ‘On a Base to Score’ and ‘Young Don,’ strategically unveiled to whet the appetites of rap music enthusiasts. For his debut, Nanle collaborates with some of the biggest names in the Nigerian music industry, including Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz, and BOC, introducing a diverse and dynamic dimension to the project. The debut album, ‘Unorthodox,’ promises a unique and immersive listening experience, showcasing the rapper’s dedication to his craft and commitment to the industry. The Istanbul-based rapper maintains a distinctive approach to music, evident in his socially aware lyrics. In line with this, he crafted ‘Unorthodox’ to captivate listeners with its powerful beats and thought-provoking rap. The album ‘Unorthodox’ was produced by Tim, with joint

  NEWS REVIEWS RELEASES DX AWARDS MORE BEST PRODUCED HIP HOP SONGS OF 2023 by  DX STAFF Published on: Dec 6, 2023, 6:00 AM PST Hip Hop has gone through several stages of evolution over its 50 years, through which the craft and its disciplines continue to expand. This goes for production as well as bars and delivery. Today, more than ever, producers are sampling music made decades ago as well as other Hip Hop songs from not too long back that were already built on borrowed cuts, and the percussion added to these snippets ranges anywhere from trap to boom-bap to drill as the prospects increase with a growing influx of new ideas. In addition to the changing sounds, this past year also saw a number of producers switch up and take on new roles that saw them make hits for themselves.  Metro Boomin , for instance, dropped an entire tracklist of gems for  his sophomore album , best represented by the  Future  and  Chris Brown -assisted  “Superhero.” AD AD LOADING... Drake , on the other hand,

  His new interview with  CBS Mornings  also dove into his solo debut album,  New Blue Sun . André 3000’s  conflicted feelings toward hip-hop were again highlighted in a new interview with  CBS Mornings  on Wednesday (Dec. 6).  With this year dubbed the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, many heralded luminaries expressed their unconditional love for the culture, including Nas, LL Cool J, Will Smith and more. 3000 noted that while he received a bevy of offers to participate in this year’s festivities, he turned them down. “I wouldn’t want to be — I’m doing it just because I’m trying to meet an expectation,” he said. “I didn’t get into OutKast for that, you know.” Last month, 3000 released his debut album,  New Blue Sun , which is comprised of eight songs. To the dismay of many rap purists, he didn’t provide any bars, and instead devoted his attention to his newfound love for woodwind instruments.  “When people ask me about a rap album, ‘Man, I would love a rap album,’ I’m with you,” he said.