ASIERE

Kadara

On Jolly Jolly, Mo'believe brings the cul in the culture. He sings of fun in time where being in the moment was more important than capturing the moment.  He sings of a time where having fun was more important than showing the world that one was having fun.
Balling before black bottles, shiny lights and overly loud music. 
Produced by OLSB, Jolly is a number to keep you moving.

Jolly Jolly

JOLLY JOLLY | prod by OLSB

"Gbo Temi" is a  party delight that seeks the fun of talking drums and rocking shakers to the rhythm of the waist beads. 
this Number features the babalawo himself "3rty" who brings magic as always.

GBO TEMI  ft 3rty |(prod by OLSB)

This noise is the voice of your city.

Your city where vehicles  only communicate with their horns and the occasional swearing of its driver.

ARIWO EKO

Palm wine

JOLLY JOLLY

Bí Oba

To the Yoruba girl with red lipstick and plenty shakara, Mo’believe taps into his alter ego; Big Daddy Mo for this one. 

There’s admiration, confession of love and a little bragging just because Big Daddy Mo like every glucose guardian has to blow his trumpet himself. 

“Its only a coward that steps back when he sees a girl he likes” Mo’believe says in Yoruba on the chorus multiple times. 

Produced by the usual collaborator. OLSB,  they serve this appetizer to the main course; Mo’believe’s sophomore.

Single

Omo Àsè

OMO Àsè

#BigDaddyMo uses Mo’believe to narrate the tale of his endless pursuit of what can be described as “young love” . 
Big Daddy toots his own horn, here and there, making even more interesting to listen to. 

On this EP which plays out like a movie or rather a chapbook, Big Daddy goes from wanting to take care of his baby, into complaints of a dark skin lover with rival lover PricelessAy. 

Owo Patriarchy might seem like a little off title but you’ll have to listen to it to judge it yourself. The fuji feel of the song makes it even more of a jam. Big daddy goes in full romance mode on the last track. Big daddies can be romantic too.

Big daddy mo (mixed)

Weekend Getaway

Owo Patriachy

OMO DUDU

OMO ASE

TO JU E

(Glucose Guidian)

At about 12;32pm on February 12, 2020, I was told my studio was on fire and before I got there, thanks to Lagos traffic, it was totally razed down. All of my properties gone.

Damn! The days after were probably the hardest days of my life.  
On some days,  I slept,  on other  days, I wept till I found the strength to build again.  
Till I Found the strength to tell my story in this song. 

Faya is a celebratory song of what I have left after the fire: my life, my voice and my dream.

It sure did take the equipment but it didn’t take my music and my dream.


Oh! What don’t kill you will make you stronger.  
I hope you find as much strength listening as I found telling my story.

Fàyá

"Ebe ti o lebebe". Mo'believes exclaims in gibberish as he hais the mystery lady whose body makes him want to speak in gibberish.

This is Mo'believe on the dance floor, rhythm you sure would enjoy.

PERFECT (Ebe)

Mo'believe prides himself in being the "cul" in Culture. With his heavily Yoruba influenced music, he hopes to evolve to the point where his music becomes urban folklore.

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