Ijo (Laba Laba)

Stamina

Ñwa Ñkwó

Kcee x Oxlade - I Pray

Twe Twe

Romeo Must Die (RMD)

Showa

JUJU · Smur Lee · ODUMODUBLVCK · Shallipopi (Mama Sent a Photo)

Hyce, BoyPee and Brown Joel - Constantly

“Part War” is more than a song — it’s a confrontation with self.
It’s the sound of someone standing in the battlefield of their own mind, torn between peace and pain, spirit and survival.
Every line carries the weight of scars — “I’m in war with me, battle scars on me” — but instead of surrendering, Oary turns the chaos into rhythm. The beat thunders like marching soldiers, while his voice moves between calm reflection and defiant power, mirroring a warrior who’s tired but still standing.
The chant “Part war, heart war, pain’s core” isn’t just a hook — it’s a mantra. It speaks of resilience, of knowing that every dreamer must fight invisible battles before the world recognizes their shine.
When Oary switches into his coded bridge — “Khaida risali, maida risali…” — it sounds spiritual, almost ancient, like a battle hymn calling on divine armor. It reminds you that not every fight is with fists — some are fought in silence, with belief, patience, and the will to heal.
At its core, “Part War” tells the story of a young soldier of purpose — not in uniform, but in spirit. A dreamer wrestling with doubt, pushing through rejection, and protecting his light with a shield forged from pain.

Part War

Twe Twe

Kizz Daniel