MI drops 7th studio album featuring Olamide, NAS, Wande Coal others

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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.


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