[MUSIC] New Wizkid, Olamide Collaboration In The Works

There is cause to believe that
Olamide and Wizkid have been working together on some new records.

Olamide has dropped a solid hint that he has been in the studio with Wizkid, working on some fresh materials that could be released as songs sometime later in the future.

The YBNL boss shared the picture of Wizkid chilling in what looks like his studio and captioned his post,

“Wiz came to bless some beats for me ?? @wizkidayo“

See post below.

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Cynthia Morgan is my baby, MC Galaxy

MC Galaxyhas in an interview with Hip TV addressed his spat with singer Cynthia Morgan.

The two had exchanged words after MC Galaxy asked Teknonot towade into Davido and Wizkid‘s beef.Cynthia Morgan had said her two singles are better than MC Galaxy’stwo albums.

In the interview, Galaxy said he didn’t expect Cynthia Morgan to attack him as the two of them are friends.

Don’t listen to my music if you are not a fan’ – Burnaboy

Nigerian Musician, Burnaboy, who took to Twitter to reveal he will be dropping a new music today further tweeted that he makes music for himself and his fans.

According to him, those who are not his fans shouldn’t bother listening. Here’s his tweet;

Davido says Dammy Krane co-wrote ‘Pere’ ft Young Thug and Rae Sremmund hook

Nigerian music star, Davido whose single’s video ‘Pere’ featuring Rae Sremmund and Young Thug just dropped, has taken to Twitter to reveal that his label mate, Dammy Krane who is enmeshed in a court case, co-wrote the single’s hook with him.

Well, the song is already doing great out there as everyone is talking about it on social media.

Mr. Eazi is the UpNext Apple Music’s newest artist

Nigerian Afrobeat musician, Mr. Eazi,is Apple Music’s latest ‘Up Next’ Artist, the music streaming platform’s emerging artist franchise.

Justin Bieber Banned To perform in Beijing, India (Must Read)

Justin Bieber is not welcome to perform in China because of his "bad behaviour", Beijing authorities have said, after the popidol angered many Chinese in 2014 by visiting a controversial Japanese war shrine The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture revealed it is not a "Belieber" when it said the 23-year-old Canadian, who last playedin the country in 2013, had a lot of growing up to do if he wanted to return.

The statement came after Chinese fans posted comments on the agency's website demanding to know when their heart throb would be allowed to perform inChina again.It is "inappropriate to introduce bad behaviour into the performing arts" it said,calling the performer out for his antics andurging him to turn over a new leaf."We hope Justin Bieber can improve his words and deeds in the process of growing up and become a singer people really like".

The singer's latest song "Despacito" has been streamed over 4.6 billion times sinceits March release, according to the Universal Music Group.The Beijing cultural bureau did not specifically mention Bieber's 2014 visit to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine, which honours millions of mostly Japanese war dead, including convicted World War II war criminals.The shrine is seen across Asia as a symbol of Japan's perceived lack of penitence for its past imperialist aggression, under which China in particular suffered heavily.

Shortly after his trip, the singer behind the hit song "Sorry" issued an apology to scandalised Chinese fans, saying he was"mislead to think the shrines were only a place of prayer".

Wizkid Don't want Drake To Come Closer Has He Unfollows Him On Instagram

Despite working on two different records together, Starboy Wizkid seems to be moving on from Canadian rapper, Drake.

Earlier yesterday, Wizkid unfollowed Drake on Instagram to prove truly he is tired of the cold shoulders he has been getting from the rapper.

Recall that Drake failed to appear in the two videos shot forCome Closer, a track off the birthday boy’s EP (Sounds From The Other Side).With the latest development, does this mean that Wizkid has finally given up on communicating with the rapper?

South African rapper talk on Wizkid music going international, Cassper Nyovest

South African rapper, Cassper Nyovest has said he is inspired by Wizkid despite the fact that they do different genres of music, and he dreams of a day South Africa Hip Hop travels the world like that.

Harold Olamilokun speak on how Dbanj's Cream platform made over $100m in one year

A few days ago, Legendary Nigerian pop star, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo popularly called D'banj took to social media to announce that the 'CREAM Platform', a company he floated in 2016 to help creative talents find their Dreams across Nigeria has just been valued above US$100 million DollarsThis claim startled his fans, colleagues and even the media.

To shed more light on the development, we reached out to Harold Olamilokun the Head of Digital at DKM Media LTD who confirms that the figure announced by D'banj is indeed authentic and the figures came in after an audit by KPMG one of the world's leading providers of Audit, Tax andAdvisory services.

According to Harold, 'In August 2016,  D'banj launched THE C.R.E.A.M PLATFORM a subscription-based digital platform for customers which avails them the opportunity to develop, actualize, get mentored and sell their creative content fully financed by the platform when chosen as winners. 

C.R.E.A.M is a web based platform built on the Telecommunications Structure to create ease of access based on TELECOMMS penetration in sub-Saharan Africa.  The creative talent platform was set up to helpdiscover young creative minds across Nigeria by just dialing a USSD code on a mobile phone, and it became one of the fastest growing digital paying platform in Africa. As at May 2017, the platform had over 3 million subscribers and has thousands of content from the music category alone'.Harold continued to explain that, 'the C.R.E.A.M PLATFORM has shot various music videos for deserving artists in the last one year on the Merit Section.

Content selected from the Merit Section has been distributed through DKM’s network and has generated over 150 million naira in gross revenue'.In conclusion, he said 'while winners on the Raffle Section have received millions of Naira in cash to support and promote their talents.

C.R.E.A.M which stands for Creative Reality Entertainment Arts and Music has 6 other categories which include: Film, sports, Entrepreneurship, Scholarship, fashion and comedy and is working international partners to start them in its Second Year has it has done with Music'.In the coming weeks, D'banj who is wrapping up plans to drop a new album 'KingDonCome' will return to Nigeria to shed more light on the success, growth and future plans of his rapidly growing digital content platform.

D'banj, My company has just been valued at over $100million - (N35bln)

It has really been a wonderful year for Nigerian music star, D’banj who welcomedhis son with his wife,launched his albumand now the latest being that his company has been valued at over $100Million which is over N35billion.

The singer whose company is just one year old wrote;

“7:7:17 a dream that started on paper and went live today exactly a year ago, to help Creative talents find their Dreams across Nigeria.

A year later it has become the channelthat I was looking for in 2012, It has gotten a Global Label Distribution Deal for my people (African Talents) to birth the Label @DCREAMRECORDS and has just been Valued above a$100 million Dollars. I’m so humbled, just want to thank God, my family, my FANs, ACS, critics and my partners. and i want to tell you no matter what, believe in God and Believe in yourself! #kingdonCome”

Source : lailasblog