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Odumodu Blvck Releases Highly Anticipated “Picanto” Featuring Zlatan & Ecko Miles

November 22, 2022 by Wisdom Mudasiru

After months of teasing, Grime and Okporoko pioneer of Africa Odumodu Blvck aka Big Gun has finally released his Picanto track featuring the one and only Zlatan Ibile. Odumodu Blvck

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PsychoYP and Zlatan Link Up For “Stronger”

October 26, 2022 by Naomi Overo

Nigerian Rapper PsychoYP has teamed up with singer, songwriter Zlatan for the release of their new single titled Stronger. Stronger follows PsychoYP’s August-released IC3 featuring Zilla Oaks & Backroad Gee.,

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CC Ranking: Funniest Nigerian Artists On Social Media

September 14, 2022 by Naomi Overo

Nigerian artists are popping off for a number of reasons right now, but one thing that has definitely kept them in business is how much humour they bring to the

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Bounce And Boldness Meet On Kashcoming’s Zlatan-Assisted ‘Fire Fighter’

August 23, 2021 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Inspired by a diverse community of artists, including Michael Jackson, Wande Coal, and Wizkid, Kashcoming, desires to be relevant in the Nigerian music industry. His earlier released six-track EP, a

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Zlatan And Buju Reprise Their Roles As Philosophical Partners On ‘Alubarika’

August 6, 2021 by Adedamola Onabanjo

At his peak in 2019, Zlatan was everyone’s favorite and go-to for features that gave their songs an original flavor. This might be why the singer easily recognized the same

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Zion Foster Taps Zlatan On Percussion Powered Love Song ‘Carry Me Go’

June 23, 2021 by Adedamola Onabanjo

A product of different cultures and beginnings rooted in the purity of church music, English singer of Nigerian descent, Zion Foster started out, dreamy-eyed, with a view to entertain back

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YKB Taps Zlatan For Uptempo ‘Dey Your Dey’

January 27, 2021 by Damilare Bayero

Yusuf Kan Bai is the fast-rising Afrobeats sensation looking to fill the shoes of veteran vocal wizard, Wande Coal. The soulful singer had a breezy 2020 despite the pandemic-induced lockdown

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Ladipoe And Zlatan Join Rexxie In The Video For Opor Remix

September 2, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Despite his time in the industry not amounting to no more than a short while, Rexxie has amassed a cult following for himself with his slew of record-breaking hits spanning

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Hanu Jay And Zlatan Blend Nostalgia And Drive On ‘No Dey’

September 1, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

With several singles and two EPs under his belt, Hanu Jay, famous for 2019 fan favorite, Magic, Hanu Jay guns for the top this month as he picks off where

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Seyi Shay Makes 2020 Debut With Nod To Hustlers On ‘Tuale’

August 21, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Seyi Shay holds an interesting place in Nigerian popular culture. In the past, she secured mainstream success with cuts like Murder and Irawo but has taken a place in the

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DJ Kaywise Enlists Naira Marley, Mayorkun And Zlatan On ‘What Type Of Dance’

August 6, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Naira Marley, Zlatan, and Mayorkun are trendsetters in the Nigerian music industry with the first two being pioneers of some dance steps that have transcended socioeconomic stratum and even our

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Zlatan Returns With Personality Defining Five-Track EP ‘Road To CDK’

June 22, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

The mainstream quality of his eponymously titled debut album, Zlatan was the budding street king’s token to widespread fame, one that he’s relegating now for a more brazen, personal, and

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Zlatan Makes A Fierce Comeback On Bouncy Grit-Filled ‘Road To CDK’

May 22, 2020 by Adedamola Onabanjo

Not too long ago, Zlatan was everybody’s favorite street artist whose choices seemed to be a bottomless pot of gold constantly yielding enjoyable art. The past couple of months have

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Scarface Lomo Teams Up With Zlatan For Eccentric Single ‘Na You’

May 1, 2020 by Tomi

Get your dancing shoes ready.

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Nigerian Popstars Need To Leave Obesere Alone

March 24, 2020 by Wale Oloworekende

The most peeving thing about Nigerian – world, more likely – popular culture is that whatsoever hits widespread imagination, will, ultimately die. The fleeting nature of that rush is a