2025

Laced Luv (Blanco Club Edit)

too many women

Too Many Women (feat. kwn)

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DEEP SOUNDS #167 | AFRO HOUSE IDs (TRACKLIST IS LOCKED)

Eli Fara - Te Dua Per Vete (Ceebeaats 3 step remix)

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My Way

Folded - Kehlani [ClayDough Remix]

“Vibes in the Chaos”
In the bustling heart of Lagos, where the streets hum with music and the air pulses with possibility, lived two souls who never quite fit the mold.

Amara was a whirlwind—her thoughts danced faster than her feet, and her feet never stopped moving. She painted murals at dawn, forgot breakfast by noon, and could recite poetry she’d never written. Kofi was no less electric. He’d start five projects before lunch, lose his keys twice a day, and somehow remember every lyric to every song that ever made him feel something.

They met at a rooftop party—neither of them was supposed to be there. She was chasing a stray idea, he was following a beat he heard from the street. Their eyes locked over a spilled drink and a shared laugh. From that moment, their lives became a duet of beautiful distractions.

They missed dates, forgot anniversaries, and left half-written love notes in each other’s shoes. But they also danced in the rain, made playlists for each other at 3 a.m., and turned every ordinary moment into a celebration. Their love wasn’t tidy—it was a freestyle, a rhythm that only they could hear.

One night, under fairy lights and the echo of drums, they wrote a song. It wasn’t perfect. The verses zigzagged, the chorus came twice, and the bridge was improvised. But it was theirs. A love letter in Afrobeat, pulsing with joy, chaos, and the kind of connection that doesn’t need fixing—just feeling...

Always Returning

Tameri is the second album from The Niiji’s — Sondaeblu, Blu Sun, Sanii, and Onaji — following their powerful debut Aboriginals & 808’s. Where the first record introduced their sound, Tameri expands the vision: soulful trap soul steeped in ancestral rhythm, heavy 808s, and voices that move between tenderness and raw intensity.

It’s an album about love, land, and legacy — a continuation of their story, and a reminder that the past and future are always connected through sound.

Indigo Threads.

The Niiji's