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With UY Scuti, Nigerian rapper Olamide continues his evolutionary cycle on his eleventh studio album. 

“Need for Speed”
“‘Need for Speed’ talks about the ups and downs of every typical ghetto kid, but I used Lagos as a point of reference. When I was younger I used to walk to school and whenever it was raining, cars would splash water on my brother and me. I used to say, ‘I can’t wait to be rich, and hopefully, I don’t end up like those people.’ I used to think I would never, but I’ve done such things unknowingly several times since I became rich, too. Life is like a sports car, and there’s no way you’ll buy a sports car and not want to speed.”

“Jailer” (feat. Jaywillz)
“‘Jailer’ was just vibes and feel-good music from me and Jaywillz. He came up with this hook, then we started cooking up the chorus and the beat as well. We were just trying different sounds from around the world as I chopped verses up. I’m taking a bit of everything and just mixing it up with my Afrobeats sounds nowadays.”

“Rock”
“There are too many problems out there, so that’s what we do now: have fun, turn up, and listen to good music. It’s majorly about telling someone you love, ‘Hey, you don’t even need to do too much for me to keep being with you.’ Sometimes I think society, in general, puts too much pressure on how a lady should look—dress like this, move like that, do this and that for your man. And the men, what do we tell them to do?”

“Julie”
“This song is me telling my woman that I know I’m crazy and not 100% perfect, but the kind of love I get from her is so amazing I’m willing to surrender everything. I wanted a mixture of that Caribbean feels just to take it away from the regular Afrobeats vibe.”

“Rough Up” (feat. Layydoe)
“This is a small bashment vibe, you know? Just true to the dancehall vibe. While I was working on this record, I went for a show somewhere outside Lagos. I was bored on the road trip, and while searching for Chaka Demus, I stumbled on a ’90s dancehall playlist. The moment I heard all those sounds, I was like, ‘Okay, I’m gonna try something like this on my project.’ I also knew someone that could actually kill this. I’ve always known Layydo, and she was actually meant to be on Carpe Diem with me. I called her up to come and do justice to the song, and she did.”

“Want” (feat. Fave)
“Fave is my G! I stumbled on her music when my wife sent me a link to a song of hers last year. I checked her out and thought she was dope. Right now, we’re family and I can’t wait for the whole world to listen to her and see all she’s got. We just linked up and recorded a series of songs, and ‘Want’ is just chilled R&B vibes—some laidback music.”

“PonPon” (feat. Fave)
“This has a whole sensual vibe to it and we’re just setting the mood right like the previous song. I just thought we needed to flip it a little bit at this point, slow the run and keep it smooth. Just spice it up with something different.”

“Cup of Tea”
“This is a proper, proper Naija thing. There’s a lot of traditional Nigerian vibes in it, with the percussion and all. ‘Sho’ is just saying, ‘I’m gonna look after that...I got you’ in Yoruba. While coming up, I was a rap artist, and I grew up thinking you always needed an R&B singer to do your chorus. It was very difficult to get one while coming up, so I was like, ‘I’m not gonna wait on anybody anymore.’ I started developing that part of me, and I have just kept working on my hooks. I’m not 100% where I want to be yet, but I guess it’s paying off so far.”

UY Scuti

Jailer (feat

Zazuu Zeh

Oro owo

"Ikwokrikwo"- Flavour [Nigeria]

Princess

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2nd single off OMAR STERLING'S VICTORY THROUGH HARMONY MIXTAPE dropping SOON..

Omar Sterling X Sarkodie X Ice Prince - Swag [[Produced By Killmatic]

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Call Me is OluAndTheCoconut's second official single. The song was produced and engineered by OluAndTheCoconut. It was performed by Skipper, Remy Baggins and BlackseidTheDJ (in that order). 

Call Me (ft. Skipper, Remy Baggins and BlackseidTheDJ)

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What If - Yung6ix ft Peruzi - prod by Fresh Vdm

Pae Mu Ka’ by Obrafour was released in 1999 and produced by Hammer of The Last Two. 
The album featured songs like ‘Kwame Nkrumah’, ‘Yaanom’ ‘Pae Mu Ka’, ‘Kokonsa’ amongst others. 
This year marks two decades since the release of this  generally acclaimed album which many including Yvonne Nelson have called for its celebration. 

One of Obrafuor’s avid fans and astute member in the industry, the Untouchable Dj Mensah celebrates him in a special way, with a compilation of the Pae Mu Ka album.

Coincidentally this year also marks two decades of Dj Mensah in the industry. 

Michael Mensah Ayenu , better known as DJ Mensah, is a Ghanaian DJ, Events Promoter and Entrepreneur.

He started Djing in 1999 as a passion and decided to take it up as a career when he started being paid as a DJ.He also became the in-house DJ at Aphrodisiac Nite Club, played on others stages such as Stars of The Future, Agro among others.

He founded his non-governmental organization, DJ Mensah Foundation, and officially launched it in January 2018 with a charity event which provided free health screening and motivational talks to the juvenile inmates at the Senior Correctional Centre (formerly known as Borstal Home).

He is currently a Managing Partner at Akwaaba Group Company, a multinational company whose focus is on providing premium hospitality services through events promotions and media publications.
The appearance of The Untouchable DJ at events is a signal that BET winner Sarkodie is coming on stage and this obviously is an enviable position he occupies.

Pae Mu Ka Mix

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