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Tested: Eddie Roll Feeds The Street Once More, Releases New Music

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Tested cover art Eddie Roll has a way of connecting with the street (his major audience) and Tested, his latest offering, will support this claim.  The success of former single, Wida You , surely played its part in Eddie Roll's elevated status, the outstanding remix that housed first-class acts such as KaySwitch and Dandizzy is still the toast of the industry. "The move to have a remix for Wida You was orchestrated by KaySwitch himself" , Eddie Roll once said. This alone proves his industry worthiness. Good? Good.  Artistic individuals want to create, it is why they live. Take away their art and you're left with a deadpan fellow. Art to these guys equals freedom to a captive. Good? Good. Eddie Roll is an artist who has proven his worth over time, his art takes him to unfamiliar territories, but his fluidity makes for easy adjustment, and this time, he's adjusted himself, right in the home of indigenous genre, gyration. Tested was relea...

#TSBSpecial— The Story Of Eddie Roll's Rise To Fame.

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Eddie Roll Eddie Roll in a photo session "Aboy focus that homeboy, we don dey bone since, omor, we no know joy" —EDDIE ROLL: The Introduction. L ong before his induction into the Bayelsa entertainment Hall of Fame, Eddie Roll has always been a powerhouse— maybe not as powerful then, as he is now to the locals. But to the outside world, even far beyond the shores of the Niger Delta, his fragrance had been identified. The name ( Eddie Roll ) had stuck out. B orn Edmond Alaowei Osumawei, the maestro from Peremabiri community of Bayelsa state has not only paid his compulsive dues collected by industry gatekeepers, he has luckily started to witness the likely result of hard work. The smell of success has found its way to his nose, and, from the look of things, he is not snorting — only inhales. It's noteworthy that before his unopposed exploits in Bayelsa, there was an Eddie presence in Port Harcourt, Rivers state. He was, and still is, involved in the c...

Wida You Remix— Eddie Roll Makes Strategic Move, Features KaySwitch And Dandizzy.

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Eddie Roll Wida You cover "Every day you wan die on top porn site" In 2017 Eddie Roll dropped a street anthem Wida You , a song that dominated everyone's playlist and impacted heavily on the industry. To be fair, he was the year's champion. The incoming year would witness Wida You solidify its reputation as one of the classics, in recent history, to grace the industry. Wida You enriched Eddie Roll —financially and otherwise— and allowed for a smooth introduction of his art to music lovers. But as they say, all good things must come to an end, and Wida You wasn't an exception. As the new year began to unfold, ushering in slow but steady obliteration of Wida You from our music space, as a result of the passing of time, music fans started looking elsewhere for whatever could quench their ungrateful, insatiable appetite. However, a resuscitation plan was in motion. Surprise!...... It's Eddie Roll with another round of Wida You. Makin...