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Over the years, Waje has grown to be one of Nigeria’s most talented vocalists in the music industry. From showing off her vocal prowess on RnB tracks to being divergent on pop and reggae songs. Her new album, Red Velvet, is a medley of her diverse styles, streamlined, and tailored around the central theme of […]
7 years ago
Over the years, Waje has grown to be one of Nigeria’s most talented vocalists in the music industry. From showing off her vocal prowess on RnB tracks to being divergent on pop and reggae songs.
Her new album, Red Velvet, is a medley of her diverse styles, streamlined, and tailored around the central theme of love, with from features Adekunle Gold and Johnny Drille.
The entire album flows seamlessly, with the smooth vocal and instrumental transitions, and Waje delivering one passionate note after another. Every song is easy to the ear, full of passion, as she takes listeners on a beautiful, emotional ride and allowing us to connect with the singer.
Coming 5 years after her debut album, Red Velvet proves all good things take time and is a blessing from Waje we look forward to indulging in repeatedly.
