African Woman by Amola_KD

NewRingEntertainment has released the much anticipated single, African Woman by its phenomenal artist, Amola_KD has over the years proved himself to be a force in the music industry.
"African Woman" is a contemporary music with an infusion of Pop instrumentation. This song has perfection written all over it, Produced by Bishaudio.

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Modenine “Insulin” album – “My Country” ft. Amuta Stone & Uchie The African Rockstar mp3 download

Talented Hip hop rap act and lyricist Modenine has released  his much anticipated fifth album, “Insulin”  contains 21 tracks

The seven-time Headies lyricist on the roll winner also has collaborative albums and mixtapes to his credit.

The news of this album reportedly being the rapper’s last may not come as a surprise to many given the fact that the rapper has expressed displeasure over the state of  true Hip hop acceptance by Nigerians.

The new album is a 21-track project, featuring the likes of Jeremiah Gyang, Amuta & Rockstar and Maka.

Modo as he is fondly called by industry colleagues has dropped two singles with accompanying videos - 'No matter what' featuring Maka and 'Insulin' featuring veteran DJ Jimmy Jatt to give his teeming fans a taste of what to expect on the album.

Here is the link to get his album.

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Modenine – “My Country” ft. Amuta Stone & Uchie The African Rockstar

Good Sound: Listen to ' JEKALO ' by JASSI- P

Alaka Idowu Adaranijo is a Nigerian Rapper, Recording Artist. Who is widely known by his professional name A.K.A( JASSI- P). A graduate of Kaduna polytechnic (kadpoly) studied business administration. He reside in Lagos State, Alimosho LG. Needs little or no introduction since he dropped his single ‘JEKALO’ featuring ‘Mr worth’ The hit song rocked the radio waves and stormed the internet early 2016. His fame to stadium has increase tremendously and he stand as the Next Rated Artist to look out for in 2017 moreover the video for JEKALO has finally been droped like it’s hot, Directed and Produced by Dogan Ali.

‘JEKALO’ showcases what fans and true lovers of music expects from Club Vegas artist of the year nominee: An urban, contemporary afro beat. The lyrics pays tribute to style, strength and virtues of a Lagos boy.

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Meek Mill Vs. The Game: WHO WON mp3 download

The Game Fires Back at Meek Mill and Beanie Sigel With 'Pest Control'

In case you haven’t been following the drama between Meek Mill and The Game, here’s what’s been going down. Their fight started last week when The Game called his nemesis out on stage in Miami, slamming him as a “snitch.” It was eventually revealed that this all stemmed from an incident involving Sean Kingston being robbed in June, which The Game claims he was blamed for because Meek told police he was behind it.

However, it turns out that neither rapper was ever questioned for stealing Sean’s $300,000 necklace, law enforcement sources tell TMZ. Even though the 36-year-old insists police came to his house to question him about the fiasco, the site’s sources claim no such confrontation ever happened! In fact, the case is now closed because Sean isn’t even returning cops’ phone calls.

At this point, though, regardless of how things started, shots have definitely been fired, and it doesn’t seem like this feud is going to end anytime soon. Meek even dropped an entire song, “Ooouuu Remix,” in slamming his enemy! Meanwhile, Sean seems to have taken Meek’s side in the whole ordeal — he posted a video to Twitter in which he rants against The Game, seemingly calling him a “crook,” among other hurtful choice words.

Both Meek an The Game have threatened to hurt one another physically, and have also taken shots at each other’s characters throughout the feud. Yikes!

jungle boi, do you think The Game and Meek will ever end their feud? Do you think the reason they’re fighting is ridiculous?

"The louder you scream, the wacker the verse

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THE GAME – OOOUUUU (MEEKY MOUSE DISS).MP3

Meek Mill – Ooouuu (The Game Diss) (Ft. Beanie Sigel & Omelly)

Meek Mill responds to The Game with a diss track of his own featuring Philly’s Beanie Sigel and Omelly. Meek Mill drops bars over Young M.A.’s hit single “Ooouuu.”

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Meek Mill – Ooouuu (The Game Diss) (Ft. Beanie Sigel & Omelly)

 

Low Grade Rappers

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Is lyrical intelligence getting lower?

study reveals reading levels behind music lyrics ...

 Poor diction, thereby limited power of communication. Low grade reading level. Never writes lyrics to a beat or rhythm. Rhyme flow is offbeat, ...

Sometimes i want to discuss rap music...i look around me and there is no one to share my opinion with...
it's either they don't know shit about rap..or their rap legends are either drake or drake. or lil kesh.
definitely going to the studio today to argue over this Game/meekmill shit.

jungle boi 

 Whats your opinion lets no. To me, frm day one i think meekymouse aint shit. i wonder how minaj fall for a low grade rapper. nicki will even battle that nigga and win.

Ifeanyi Bold Gbemudu But Nicki isn't in love with him for his rap skills na. How did we draw this conclusion (besides the point).

jungle boi  How do you no nicki aint in love with his rap skills? she probably assumed 'Ima Boss' until drake Whip his ass 'back to back' #music

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Anomaly Amongst His Peers

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Pick a name and business structure. In “Rap Record Label Startup Guide,” published online by GetPutOn.com, entertainment lawyer and music business consultant Frank Jacob Wortwitzstein recommends picking a hop-hop record label name that’s easily pronounced and spelled so that potential musicians and fans can remember it. Decide what type of business structure suits your needs — a sole proprietorship or partnership, for example — and then apply for a business license through your city or county business license office and get a federal tax identification number.

Step 2

Sign your artists. In an online video interview hosted by Artistshouse Music, Island Records founder Chris Blackwell recommended seeking out artists who exhibit intelligence, passion and truthfulness in their music, noting that record label owners don’t necessarily have to personally love the music if they can still recognize its quality. Sign a small number of hip-hop artists that you trust, and then give them freedom to create marketable music.

Step 3

Market the music. If you’re just starting out, send new hip-hop records to local radio stations for possible play during their “local music hour” segments. Find out about upcoming hip-hop events and performances, and book your musicians for performances. Make sure to bring albums to sell at the merchandise booth. Create a website for your hip-hop record label with sample segments of new songs, and make sure it has shopping technology so that customers can purchase and download individual songs or entire albums, or purchase hard-copy albums to be shipped.

Step 4

Market your artists. In 2007, Ta-Nehisi Coates, writing for Time magazine in an article titled “Hip-Hop’s Down Beat,” noted that hip-hop record labels have successfully capitalized on many rappers’ penchant for brand promotion and endorsement for products outside the music industry, including computers and novelty bottled water. Scout for businesses that might tie in with the interests of your artists, and encourage financial partnerships that could attract attention to both your artists and hip-hop record label.

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