New Album: The Morning Song Book | TY Bello

TY Bello thrills her fans with this new album titled “The Morning SongBook”. For a while it seemed she had quit but apparently she’s not.
Today’s date is really interesting in so many ways it speaks of complete cycles. Perfection. Double 7+7=14 …Two complete cycles…Doubly perfect!
In 2009, I begun this amazing season where I would write music to God as my morning devotion. It was a unique time of discovery and I felt it was a unique way to give of myself, open and sincere. It wasn’t long that I realized that I was receiving way more than I was giving. Every beautiful exchange with God always leaves us with more.
I was also humbled when I got this heartfelt assurance that he thought the songs were perfect.  Perfect?? If you’ve ever written music you would know that ‘perfect’ is the one word that simply evades. Well, it has taken a number of years to make and here it is. My gift to God and His to me, and yours for free for as long as I can keep it so.
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Get Album Here: TY Bello | The Morning SongBook

Ini Edo Debunks Rumour-"I have never Recorded a Song"

A rumour has spread like wildfire on social media that nollywood star actress/producer Ini edo has turned musician and she has released a song. Well, ini has refuted the rumours. "Its amazing how people cook up all manners of lies against people jus so they have something to say.pls I'm an actress not a musician,I have nvr recorded a song and if I ever choose to,pls do me de honours of allowing me break de news.people shd get busy positively..an idle mind is de devil's workshop".She tweeted moments ago

DCryme caught “stealing” Nyhiraba Kojo’s song

The Hip life song of the year winner at the GMAs Kwesi Darlington musically known as Dcryme is allegedly accused of stealing a song which does not belong to him by way of intellect to perform at his music concerts without the knowledge of the owner of the hit song.D cryme who featured in a song by Nhyiraba Kojowhich has become so popular among the Ghanaian communities cannot take his eyes off the song as sources say the kill me shy man is never shy to perform the full length of the song any where he goes.

The source said:

‘inside Cape Coast University Dcryme performed the song by Nhyiraba Kojo like it is for him, instead of cutting out his verse or portion in the song; he stood on stage and performed the full length song with fans expectant to see the appearance of Nhyiraba Kojo but it never happened.

Another incidence where the source also accused Dcryme for allegedly stealing the song said took place inside Tema, he Cryme performed the song to bits with ladies calling Nhyiraba kojo to find out his where about and why Dcryme is staging his song.

The issue is, Nhyiraba kojo did not do a collaboration with Dcryme, it was just a feature, meaning the second party (DCryme) cannot stage the song without the approval of the owner (Nhyiraba Kojo) but he keeps on doing that, hence the only meaning the source could deduce is, he is trying to claim rights for something which is not his.

One major thing that got the source attention was an incident that happened between Stay J and Eduwoji, Dcryme spoke negatively about the act, condemning it to the bit and now he is caught doing the same act. All efforts to reach Nhiyraba Kojo after we had the Cape coast University video performance byDcryme has not materialized, we will get his reaction and that of Dcryme’s for the public to know the actual truth.

This is the act of intellectual property protection, one has no right to use another person’s intellect without his approval hence Dcryme if this issue is passed as true has to refund all the charges he took from event organizers to perform the song, the law is simple.

Source : nanayaw18.com

NEW VIDEO: GAISE - THE MOVIE SONG

Award-winning Afrofusion singer, songwriter and artist GAISE returns in 2012 with a brand new video for the massive new remix of “The Movie Song” which is produced by Manie X. Directed by DJ Tee, GAISE makes a big splash unto our screens with this well-crafted video for the remix of “The Movie Song”, the original of which can be found on his critically acclaimed debut album Gaisebaba.

Carefully portraying the story of love and sacrifice from God’s perspective in a contemporary style, Gaise showcases his excellent song writing skills and uses “The Movie Song” to relay the bible story of the birth, life, death and resurrection of Christ in a humorous and witty way.

GAISE - real name, Gboluwaga Akinade IBUOYE - is an Afrofusion artiste signed on to Sanctified Records. The 25-year old Ekiti state native had his high school education at King’s College, Lagos before proceeding to Obafemi Awolowo University to study Economics and soon after graduating, he became a professional music artist in 2010.

GAISE released his debut album titled GAISEBABA in August 2011 to critical acclaim. The album introduced Gaise unto the Music scene as a singer/songwriter with lyrical dexterities and prowess. Utilising a rich blend of witty rhymes, Yoruba lyrics, sound positive content and a unique style of delivery, GAISE’s music appeals to all generations and he is now often described as a ‘breath of fresh air’ in the Nigerian Music Industry.

The album was accompanied by the video for its lead single “Follow Follow” which was nominated for the Best Indigenous Concept at the Nigerian Music Video Awards 2011 while he won The Scepters Award for New Revelation in 2011.

With a massive fan base in the South-West regions of Nigeria, GAISE has had the privilege of headlining several shows in these parts, including the first ever Ekiti Mega Fiesta in December 2011 where he performed alongside Tuface and Sasha. An avid and captivating performer in his own right, GAISE has also thrilled audiences at the likes of Felabration (October 2011), Cool FM Praise Jam (December 2011), Hip Hop World Award Nominees’ Party, Premier FM Ibadan 10th anniversary Celebrations and the Pepsi Campus Tour among others.

Coming home (Nameless) - De Afro Drum Beat African song lyrics

Coming home (Nameless)

Artistes Nameless

Writer David Mathenge

Year 2011

Language Swahili, English

Verse 1

I'm writing this letter

to my daughter

I wanted to tell her (I'm coming, coming home)

I'm writing this letter

to my daughter

I wanted to tell her (I'm coming, coming home)

but now I'm on a mission

to represent my nation

but now I'm on a mission

to get that victory

so switch on the TV

and hope that you see me

getting that victory

that will make you proud of me

I went out on the station

to represent my nation

I went out on the station

to get that victory

so switch on the TV

and hope that you see me

getting that victory

that will make you proud of me

Chorus

I'm coming home

home where I belong (whoo o o)

I'm coming home

home where I belong (whoo o o)

Narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

Narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

Verse 2

I have seen many things,

been many places

been round the world I have seen many faces

I've fought many fights

through the days, through the nights

through the journey

I realise

there's nothing better than la familia

there's nothing sweeter or more superior

than to know where you are from

and represent your home

so when you hear this song

I'm coming home

Chorus

I'm coming home

home where I belong (whoo o o)

I'm coming home

home where I belong (whoo o o)

Narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

Narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

Verse 3

check me out

up in the horizon

coming home, I am coming home

check me out

up in the horizon

coming home, I am coming home

narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani...

narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani

narudi nyumbani, nyumbani

nyumbani, nyumbani...

(oh o o o ohh, mmh mmh hh)

© Nameless

TILLAMAN VALS NIGERIAN GIRLS WITH SPECIAL SONG

As we celebrate Valentine's day, Prince TILLAMAN has put all the dance and club songs aside to give the ladies a real treat.

In his words, "I wish I can go from door to door to give all 'em girls a Val's present each but since I can't, here is a song which I see as the ultimate song for the perfect woman and it goes out to all the Nigerian girls out there!".