As expected Mister May D premieres the visuals to his Legendury Beatz-produced single – “Love Overdose”.
Enjoy the crispy fresh music video below.
Friday, January 19, 2018
VIDEO: Jaye Moni – Love No Go Die
VIDEO: Jaye Moni – Love No Go Die
“Jaye Moni, a London based rapper from Nigeria storms into 2018 with the release of her brand new single entitled ‘LOVE NO GO DIE’. This insanely catchy track was produced by Lagos based hitmaker PJ and visuals directed by London based ace director Doyin Ajakaye.
In ‘LOVE NO GO DIE’ Jaye Moni show cases her exceptional rhyming abilities with insightful lyrics, good flows and nice deliveries. The melody of the song is sweet and catchy and sure to have you singing along in no time. Altogether, ‘LOVE NO GO DIE’ is an undeniable banger from a very exciting and versatile artist.
Expect more good music from Jaye Moni. You can find her on Instagram & Twitter : @jayeknows
Press Play and Enjoy LOVE NO and Enjoy LOVE NO GO DIE.”
VIDEO: Mr. Leo – J’Suis Désolé
VIDEO: Mr. Leo – J’Suis Désolé
“One of Cameroon’s biggest music stars, Mr. Leo has arrived in Nigeria for his first ever media tour in the country. And to kickstart the tour, he released his latest work titled ‘Desole’ into the Nigerian market. The video was shot in Paris by popular music director, Shelis.
After the release of his monster hit, E Go Better in 2015, the multi-award winning singer has released 14 hits, back to back, taking over the Central and West African market with songs like ‘Jamais Jamais’ “Partout” and ‘On Va gerer’, and gathering altogether over 100 000 000 YouTube views. He sings in English, Pidgin English and French. He also writes for other artists, and his credential includes one of Africa biggest songs of 2017, ‘CALEE’ by Daphne.
Signed to his producer Salatiel’s AlphaBetter Records, Mr Leo is a Guinness-Orijin Ambassador as well mobile telephone company, iTel Ambassador. He has also won over 13 awards in the last three years.
He performed his hit collaboration, ‘Supporter’ with Locko at the last AFRIMA Awards in Lagos, Nigeria and he was impressed by the energy of the Nigeria industry. Mr. Leo said that Nigerian spirit prompted him to return. “Cameroon and Nigeria not only have cultural, geographical and historic ties – but our music industries are also intertwined. The biggest African song, ‘Sweet Mother’ by Prince Nico Mbarga, a Cameroonian–Nigerian became big because of the influence of the two musical cultures. There have been recent collaborations between Cameroon and Nigeria, but the Cameroonian industry has also grown very big. Today it stands on its own feet and it’s time to expand that collaboration into more shows and exchange of programmes. After all I’ve achieved back home and across Francophone Africa, I felt a need to come into Nigeria and expand the possibilities. Cameroon supports Nigerian music massively and we believe it’s time to start reciprocating that love and support so that African music can grow bigger and richer for everyone.”
His debut album, ‘LOVE ORIGINAL’ is available on iTunes”
Follow Mr.Leo on Twitter and Instagram – @MrLeo237
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