Album Review; BRYMO- Merchants, Dealers & Slaves (Songs Listening included)

Track Picks: Truthfully, Down, Cheap wine, Dear Titilope & M, D & S.

Me and my people we love the good times. You see good times, they never come. (so) we take the bad one and take the cheap wine…

Brymo is not at a very good place, and needs all the love and attention he can get.

Brymo’s M,D&S is one of the smartest move in recent history of Nigerian music. Brymo made a wonderful album with Son of Kapenta but it never got the audience it deserved largely because of whatever or whoever was in charge of doing so and the smart move after breaking away (to start all over) is quenching the demand, putting out a complete body of work, which Brymo and his new handlers have done with this album – merchants, dealers and slaves.

BRAND NEW: BAD BOY TINZ - L.A.C.E

L.A.C.E. still waxes lyrical on an obviously commercially directed single over darkly synthesized poignant beats crafted by Popito, festac’s finest beat-smith (who has produced hits for everyone from Timaya to Tonto Dike).

Directed by Paul Gambit, the video is a wonderful fusion of the private detective genre of movies with hip hop. New school meets Old “Cool”!

NEW VIDEO: Memoriam - Toya Delazy

This is a touching song, It speaks to the broken hearted, those who have lost one person or another. It's sure to bring tears to your eye. Toya comes in strong on this with heart rendering and sould soothing delivery. Memoriam is definitely a song everyone should have on the iPod playlist... Watch and enjoy

BIRTHDAY: Pictures of Iyanya's Naughty Birthday Cake - Simply Amazing or just outright Nasty?

What do you all think?