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MUSIC: Ijaya Nawa-The Throne

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New Hit from Ivoh Chukwuebuka with stage name Ijaya Nawa with a new track named The Throne prod Acolefinetunes download and enjoy Download

MUSIC: Kish Ft Piz Prince, Prince Jazz

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Here is a new song from kish featuring pizz prince and prince jazz. download and enjoy. Download Here

MUSIC UPDATE: Bolutwist - One Time

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     Wonder Records Presents Bolutwist - One Time a hit part song, download and enjoy DOWNLOAD HERE  ONE TIME

My Early Start As A Rapper/Singer And A Life Lesson From It For Our Generation(S) By PhilAsuqotes

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Many people that know me today find it hard to picture me as a rapper.  But yeah, I was a rapper and got on stage to rap in front of crowds and my last live show was in my 2nd year in the university at the Miss UNN pageant. It was my first time rapping on stage in UNN and it was my last too. But hey, right before then, I used to be a singer way back in secondary school (Science College). I had a boy band and we were the FLAME in our school…Oh well, we were actually known as FLAME (a.k.a Outlawz for Christ). Okay, go ahead…laugh. Yup. I and my friends came together and we formed that group. Almost every Sunday, we would get on stage in our school’s chapel and sing different songs, including Acapellas. We were tired of having boring chapel services and thought of how to spice things up so we and other students don’t die of boredom. Every time we got on stage, the girls/guys used to be thrilled. You could literarily see people run out from the bush and other places they h...

Throwback Photos of ‘Fela Kuti’ After He Was Seriously Beaten By Soldiers in 1977

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Yesterday, 2nd of August 2017, marked the 20th anniversary of the death of Nigerian multi-instrumentalist, musician and Legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti In celebration of afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, here are throwback photos of the singer after a battalion of soldiers descended on Kalakuta Republic, attacked him and burnt his house. Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, a medical doctor and Fela’s older brother told a news conference in Lagos on Sunday August 3, 1997 announcing the death of a musical giant, social commentator and maestro. The enigma who painted himself as larger than life and who death could not touch, succumbed to complications resulting from HIV/AIDS See below;

CHANCE THE RAPPER SHOWS HIS LOVE FOR CHICAGO WITH $2.2. MILLION FOR ITS SCHOOLS

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HE'S HANDING OUT GRANTS AND LAUNCHING A NEW ACADEMIC AWARDS CEREMONY, TOO Chance The Rapper   loves, loves,   loves   his hometown of Chicago, and has gone above and beyond to give back to the community in multiple ways. He   bought out movie theaters   so that Chicagoans could go see   Get Out for free. He personally donated $1 million to under-funded Chicago public schools following a   disappointing meeting   with the Governor of Illinois. He's gotten involved with various nonprofits that   encourage involvement in the arts . But now, he's doing even more: With SocialWorks and his own New Chance Arts & Literature Fund, Chance has now raised   $2.2 million   for the youth of Chicago, and he's not stopping there. Lil Chano From 79th   ✔ @chancetherapper Dressed as Steve Jobs I hosted our first ever # SocialWorksSummit   and gave some updates. Watch the whole thing here   https:// tw...

Coming Around Again Podcast: Will We Ever See an Album Like Michael Jackson's 'Bad' Score Five Hot 100 No. 1s Again?

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Michael Jackson performs circa 1987. Welcome back to the Coming Around Again podcast, part of the Pop Shop family, where host Andrew Unterberger and a variety of guests will be discussing notable anniversaries being celebrated in the music world. This week, Andrew welcomes Gary Trust and Trevor Anderson, co-hosts of Billboard 's   Chart Beat podcast , to talk about   Michael Jackson 's Diamond-certified 1987 LP   Bad . Though not Jackson's most famous work, it holds a prestigious spot in Billboard history, having spun off a then-record five No. 1s on the Hot 100 chart -- a mark tied only once to date, nearly a quarter-century later, by Katy Perry's 2010 album   Teenage Dream .