Author: Marcus Adetola

Peachcurls takes you back with Right Now, a soulful track that unwinds slowly like a long-awaited gift. The trumpets and keys add a gospel feel that makes the lyrics resonate with a conscious appeal.Right Now is about focusing on the moment and not taking our time with loved ones for granted. In some sense, it’s a song of reaching a higher level of awareness when one realizes what is truly important in one’s life. So as you finish listening to this track, pick up the phone and call a loved one and tell them what they mean to you.

Dax keeps on reaching for new heights with every single he drops, and again he notches another bar. Definitely a worthy contender for rap God, the verses speak for themselves. His latest track The Next Rap God shows how underrated Dax is. Lyrically he is flawless, and his delivery is on point as usual. I must warn you it’s quite a long video, but I guarantee every rap fan is bound to appreciate the tongue-twisting lyrics. It’s an understatement to say he rips the track up with quick-witted rhyme schemes. It’s refreshing to see an artist who is confident in his…

Rxtherapper’s Blackrose showcases his unparalleled lyrical abilities as he effortlessly weaves intricate rhyme patterns and shifting cadences that perfectly complement the beat. But it’s not just Rxtherapper’s technical skills that make Blackrose a standout track. The lyrics are nothing short of poetic, offering a scathing critique of haters and non-believers while delivering some well-deserved braggadocio. Every word drips with raw emotion and conviction as if Rxtherapper is speaking directly to his audience, daring them to doubt his talent and drive. Overall the track is mesmerizing, leaving you craving more. Blackrose is a track you need to add to your playlist immediately.

Every song released by Kid Travis in 2021 has been a banger. He has the rare ability to make every song catchy, regardless of genre. Now he drops Link Up, and again he hits the mark. The lyrics roll with ease and flow with ease with the RnB-inspired beat. What you have is another party bop from the young artist. Link Up is a track you want on your playlist, and Kid Travis is that artist you want to keep on your watchlist.

If you don’t know about Lil Brows, it’s time you get to know of this lyricist that has crafted an infectious sound for himself. Fortunately, he just dropped an album FIREBOY, which is straight fire from the start to the end. FIREBOY consists of eleven songs, and Lil Brows does well to bring his A-game to each of them. Every track brings something new and has a different tempo and vibe. Highlights include FLOAT, UP and FLAMES which combine ethereal soundscapes with slick word play. However, our standout feature is ISO featuring Lithe which takes you on another journey altogether.…

Vulnerable and hushed vocals from Lauren Dejey swim in the mix of lush atmospheric sounds introducing you to the relatable theme of Blackout. Lauren takes you through a mirage of emotions as she sings about the uneasy feeling of having no recollection of a fun night out. However, there is an overwhelmingly sweet feeling that keeps you repeating the pattern. Blackout is saturated with a dreamy vibe that keeps you entranced.It’s a good balance of infectious RnB vocals with captivating electronic sounds. And Lauren captures the essence of the track with the authenticity in the songwriting and performance that makes…

It’s unusual for a rapper to rap about being broke, but not MRG. He embraces his being broke on the new single as he creatively drops conscious gems that ring true. The delivery on the ominous-sounding beat gives the track panache. We ain’t going out again ‘till you accept this Uber split look I’m budgeting, don’t ask me to pick the dinner spot ‘Cause we might go to Popeyes and split the 5 dollar chicken box A lot of grown men still worry about what kicks to cop Don’t be stressing what you dressed in Let’s talk investments hanHowever, MRG…

Music has the power to lift spirits, and Kingservant does that with the infectious track Blessing. It’s a fun and uplifting song that propels you into a good mood. The track has influences of various genres such as Dancehall and Afrobeats sounds. The lyrics are inspiring and portray Kingservant’s mission to spread a message with his music. The Barbados-born artist echoes a positive appeal that makes Blessing all the more infectious. This song is perfect for every occasion, but more so on days, you feel the weight of the world on you. Kingservant’s album The King Ting Project is out…

Have you ever felt caught in a moment, watching life stand still, visualizing everything in slow motion? You feel such emotions when listening to Niia on If I Should Die. Niia’s sultry and intoxicating vocals flourish on the revolving jazzy instrumentals creating a reality fixed in time. If I Should Die is dreamy with a sweet sensation sizzling around you. The dark-themed lyrics manifest a surreal moment. While the Latin vocals from Girl Ultra further intensify the emotions on the track, it sweeps you into a dimension of forbidden ecstasy.  If there is a remake of the most recent Thomas…

Rick Smoove teams up with Dorren Pierre on Can’t Get Enough, and the pair do a great job delivering an infectious sound. The hook and quick verses on the song are so catchy, and it holds your attention. It’s one of those tracks that fits just about any occasion; cruising, chilling, or in the club. The duo heap praises non-stop on the opposite sex in the lyrics, and it’s bound to make hearts swoon.