Thr official video for “Ginger” by Wizkid and BurnaBoy is now out and in less than 24hrs of its release, it has already garnered over 820k views. “Ginger” the third single from Wizkid’s “Made in Lagos” which dropped on October last year is an Afropop jam which was charting off the album in the first week of release, peaking at no. 67 on the UK singles chart.
The video shows a vintage car, blocks meticulously arranged which the dancers dance in between, beautiful women draped in various shades of nudes and browns, with black making the occassional appearance as well as Ayo seeds of an Ayo game made from Diamonds. This video was directed by Meji-Alabi. To watch, click here
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Watch Rema Perform ‘Bad Commando’ on COLORS
Rema‘s story is one like no other. Ever since he got activated and unveiled by Mavin Records and Jonzing World in March 2019, the young lad has been a shooting star. His debut and introductory self-titled EP, “Rema” which housed smashes like ‘Dumebi‘ and ‘Corny‘ kicked off his rapid ascent to fame and mainstream success, and it has been a joyride from there. In less than a year, the singer has released three EP, won the coveted Headies Next Rated award, featured on the Obamas‘ summer playlist, and looks poised for even more international exploits.
Recently, the singer stopped by Colors Studios to perform the title track off his third EP, “Bad Commando.” Dressed in all black, Rema delivered a stunning rendition of the EP-opener over a hanging mic, gesticulating occasionally with his gloved hands.
Enjoy the video below.
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Wonder Woman – Davido
It looks like Davido is winning the fave vs. fave battle with a respect for women.
The DMW boss and Afro-Pop singer’s just-released single Wonder Woman is an appreciation anthem for the women in his life and every other strong woman fighting to get hers.
The video, directed by Twitch features the mothers of his daughters Amanda and Sophia and his girlfriend Chioma alongside Tokini Peterside, Kah-Lo, Tara Fel-Durotoye, Uche Pedro, Omwumi, Adetutu, Hauwa Ojeifo, Abisoye Ajayi-Akinfolarin, Betty Irabor, Kaffy, Nadine Ibrahim, Misi Africa, and Fisayo Longe. Women who are all power houses in their respective fields and social media has been in a tizzy since.
Watch the video and find out why.
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Darey Reaches Out To The Heavens In Colourful Visuals For ‘Jah Guide Me’
After a quite lengthy self-imposed hiatus from the active music scene, Dare Art Alade, popularly known as Darey is back with a new single titled ‘Jah Guide Me’. If you are conversant with the Nigerian music scene in the early 2000s, chances are that Darey must have been one of your favourite acts in these parts for a while. He had a unique sense of artistry, a polished delivery and near-perfect execution to his ideas, be it songs, music videos or live shows. But some years back, he took a step back from frontlines, working with other acts to take their art to the next level with his outfit, Livespot.
“Just like many of you, 2020 has so far, brought a handful of uncertainties my way. But the fact is that God isn’t surprised. So I guess it’s up to all of us to submit and be led…. #JahGuideMe #Aug14,” he shared on his Instagram pages, announcing the single to the delight of many.
Produced by the serial hitmaker, Pheelz, ‘Jah Guide Me’ – as the title implies – is a cry for help unto God. On the smoothing and soul-lifting track, Darey has his hands stretched to the heavens calling for divine guidance and aid. This is no doubt a record that would resonate with many, giving the tough times we’ve had to endure over the past few months. It fills us up with the hope that there’s somebody out there that’s surely looking out for us.
The accompanying video is directed by Mex Ossai and Dare Art Alade himself, and it is a very colourful visual that drives the essence of the record straight home.
Enjoy the record above.
