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Omah Lay Taps Into Melancholia On “DON’T LOVE ME”
“DON’T LOVE ME” follows a period of sustained activity and output from the Port Harcourt native, suggesting we’re fully in rollout...
Best New Music: Seyi Vibez and Omah Lay Are In Their Romantic Bag On “My Healer”
For Seyi Vibez, this new single feels like a welcome return to the distinctive melodic approach that his audience has come to cherish....
The Shuffle: Omah Lay’s “i’m a mess” Perfectly Captures the Angst of Early Adulthood
is the 'Afro-Depression' era over?
TurnTable Top 100: Khaid Joins Top 10 With New Single, “Anabella”
Young Jonn's "Sharpally" debuts at
Omah Lay, Wizkid & Nigerian pop’s healthy relationship with the deluxe album
The sample size isn't a lot but the results are overtly
TurnTable Top 100: Omah Lay’s “reason” stays at No. 1 for a Second Week
a comprehensive analysis music activity in
TurnTable Top 100: Omah Lay’s “reason” Debuts at No. 1
Also, Asake continues to dominate the chart's upper
New Music Friday: New Projects from Prince Kaybee, Asake, CKay & more
fresh tunes to kickstart your weekend
4 Takeaways From Omah Lay’s ‘Boy Alone (Deluxe)’
The Port Harcourt-born musician extends his introspective
NATIVE Selects: New Music From Omah Lay, Young Jonn, Ayra Starr & More
a trove of excellent music to get into
TurnTable Top 100: “Who Is Your Guy (Remix)” Becomes Spyro & Tiwa Savage’s Highest Charting Single
songs from BNXN, Omay Lay, Rema,
Turntable Top 100: BNXN’s “Gwagwalada” is back for the No.1 Spot
Hit songs by Omah Lay, Ayra Starr, Rema and Ruger complete this week's top
NATIVE Selects: A List Of The Best Songs This Week
start your weekend with Major League DJz, Ayra Starr &
TurnTable Top 100: Wizkid And Ayra Starr Debut At No.5 With “2 Sugar”
Young Jonn's "Xtra Cool" holds at No.1
Turntable Top 100: Wizkid’s “Money & Love” Debuts On The Top Five
Wizkid's "Money and Love" debuts at
CKay, Omah Lay & The Rise of Emo-Influenced Nigerian Pop
An offshoot of rock, a fairly recent wave of rap, and now a prominent sensibility in Nigerian