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Music

9ice relives musical career in Mercy video

October 12, 2018 by Adedamola Onabanjo

It is often said that the best way to tell a visual story is to capture the subject(s) and fuse with the visual themes, creating an environment in which the

Music

Listen To 9ice Plead For Mercy On New Single

September 27, 2018 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Whether you convince yourself that your unappreciated, unrecognized hard-work does not bother you and you’ll keep grinding no matter what or not, there’s no doubt that much of the world’s

Music

9ice Is Vocal About Frustration With Nigerian Leadership on ‘Promise & Fail’

August 8, 2018 by Adedamola Onabanjo

9ice just like a vast majority of Nigerians has had enough of the redundant and lacklustre practices of the ‘men and women in power’ in Nigeria and typically, he turns

Events

DJ Xclusive’s All White Party: 12 Hours of Straight Rocking Off

October 11, 2017 by Culture Custodian

Walking into the most iconic of event centers on the island, under a decently lit sky, concertgoers and excited Lagosians were greeted by hostesses dressed in all white ensemble and

Music

Music: Economy – 9ice (prod. DJ Coublon)

September 19, 2016 by Feyikemi Akin-Bankole

9ice talks about Nigeria’s current economic situation in his new song titled ‘Economy‘. The hit was produced by DJ Coublon. Listen and enjoy! Economy (Prod By DJ Coublon)

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Olamide- The Premier Label Head

January 2, 2016 by Tinya Alonge

Coming from ID Cabasa’s Coded Tunes, Olamide understands the importance of a strong movement. Coded Tunes had 9ice, Reminisce, Seriki, Pheelz and Lord of Ajasa amongst others. Olamide witnessed the

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Culture Custodians #3: Lil Kesh

September 23, 2015 by Tomi

In January 2014, the name Lil Kesh meant nothing to you and I. 18 months later in August 2015, he is one of the hottest acts out; a representative of

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What’s Beef? Wizkid vs Davido

August 4, 2014 by Tinya Alonge

Before 2011, there were hardly any younger artistes in the Nigerian music space. The industry was ruled by artistes in their mid twenties i.e P Square, D’banj, Tu Face, 9ice,