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Chiff Timz One very key attribute in having an overall successful career in the entertainment scene is, the ability to build on previous successes. The entertainment scene reeks of allies and players with forgetful nature, and this can be blamed largely on the fast-paced society we've become. Therefore, it's imperative for one to constantly remind society of their past achievements, even as they take on new challenges. 2018 would be remembered as the year of Chiff Timz , an artist believed by many to be one of the most decorated on this side. The year, for Chiff Timz, began on a purposeful note, one likened to the determination of a hungry squirrel with a tough nut to crack. Only this time that nut is the industry; the fans, the critics and whatnot.   Read Also : Chiff Timz Announces An EP (Retired Rapper) Is In The Pipeline It must be rightly put, that, Chiff Timz's 2018 tenacious appearance shouldn't be confused with that of an up-and-coming art...

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...

CalWiz Peculiar lounge/car wash will be hosting Bayelsan singer Calwiz. The event, which will take place on the 3rd of  August 2019, in Port Harcourt, will have the singer give himself abundantly to fans. Other entertainers billed to join him on stage are, Dr. Fish, SlimKelz, Smart P, Ticon, Favourite Brown, Styles, Nat Savage, DJ 5- Zeros and more. PS: All information on the event is on the artwork below this post.

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...

Aye Boy Kpolongo cover   Life, they say, is characterized by uncertainties. Some people have it easy, whereas for others, it's a complete match for survival at life's Wrestle Mania, with seven referees favouring life, and not you. Fighhhhhhhht, Begin! Right on the heels of his much-publicized marriage, Aye Boy and label head (E.S. Nation) drops a new single, "Kpolongo". As groovy and peppy as Kpolongo is, it does leave open clues behind, as to what it is about. Aye Boy takes us to his trying days, one which is sometimes considered the originator of the many teachings of perseverance, hard work and a never-say-never attitude. Yes, he was broke. Yes, he was broken. Yes, he was heartbroken. But these unhealthy phenomena have added layers of endurance to his life and, today, the story is different. Between having a string of hits under his belt, he's also returned to a stable place mentally, has married the love of his life and they have an ...

El Vidal Bayelsan rapper, El Vidal , has called Ichaba and Dremo out for titling their collaborative song "Olotu". The rapper took to his Facebook to slam the duo, accusing them of stealing from him and backing this claim up with an incident that took place at a certain Friday Night Show at Freedom Park, Lagos. According to El Vidal , the duo of Ichaba and Dremo, and other DMW members (with an exception of Davido) were seated backstage at the event, while he performed Olotu to the delight of fans and those backstage. Apparently right after his performance, there was a string of accolades, from almost everyone, that was when Ichaba and Dremo approached him and asked for the meaning of Olotu, to that, he replied, "It means champion in Ijaw language". Well, to El Vidal's bewilderment, Ichaba and Dremo's recent work is titled Olotu. This situation, as we know, isn't where any creative would choose to be in, so El Vidal'...

Payper On the 26th of April 2019, Rhythm 94.7 FM Yenagoa had rapper Yung6ix in an interview to premiere his new single "What If".   The interview which is part of Yung6ix's radio tour and was anchored by O.A.P., Ijeoma Mbama (I.J.) , had the rapper talking about the making of What If and his meeting with Peruzzi. Upon further questioning from I.J. the rapper revealed that the inspiration behind What If, although a product of a trivial studio session, was the search of mutuality in relationships. The video is just an expression of the song... when you have a beautiful girl you're crushing on, right? But she's more interested in what you have to offer, than what you really need from her — which is true love. This is what most of us guys go through these days. —Yung6ix The interview didn't end without an obvious question, one that has been on the minds of every Bayelsan entertainment enthusiast. I.J.: "Well, some people actually...

FunkCleff A joyful FunkCleff has shared on social media a commendable feat in his career. The artist was in a happy state when he was letting the public know he caught the attention of music producer, Pheelz Mr. Producer, with his recent offer, Inside Life . The producer who admitted to falling in love with Inside Life  also added his twist to it. A screenshot of the poverty die producer praising FunkCleff on instagram was also posted, in it these words: "So I saw a video on @funkcleff's page and I fell in love with it. Thought I'd add my own twist to it. And here it is – stray bullet no dey ask Questions #Endsars shout out to @funkcleff 💯 RIP KOLADE"   This is no mean feat as Pheelz Mr. Producer is one of the most sought after in the industry. His remarkable career has had him work with Adekunle Gold, Olamide, Phyno, Vector and other a–listers, and for this reason alone FunkCleff should be in a celebratory mood.  This is good news for the ...

Chiff Timz Chiff Timz has announced to his fans of an EP project that is near completion. The project expectedly has a name– Retired Rapper.  Retired Rapper, as disclosed by the bubbling artist, will feature some hip-hop heads in the state, with the likes of Pakiss10 , Yawng Boss , Joemic and Rutty Ammon already having their names in the public eye, due to this announcement. Also, we have been given a list of producers who took part in the making of the project. They're: Chiff Timz Lex Joemic Toby Rein Dreamcent Humphrey Ebikeseye, and Amananaowei Stainz. The 2018 artist of the year further stated that the inclusion of rap songs he made in 2009 in Retired Rapper would be certain.  It is of recent memories of how big he did it in 2018, giving us countless music and sweeping the board in the artist of the year category at every major awards ceremony. He has promised to replicate 2018 memories.

KiLa Stinocity has told the general public that one of its clients, KiLa , has become the first Bayelsa-based artist to amass over two thousand streams from audio streaming platform, Spotify. This news was conveyed via a Facebook post of Azibs, Egunema Hastone, founder Stinocity (a digital marketing and distribution company). Inasmuch as we can't verify the authenticity of this claim, there's every evidence of gross indulgence by fans of the rapper in Lost Pages . Since the release of his last two projects ( B.O.W. and Lost Pages ), KiLa's online presence has risen, exposing him to larger and more sensitive fans worldwide. The Lost Pages Project was dropped this year, and it's still one of the favorites.. The role of Stinocity in this can't be overlooked. The company which is likely the first of it's nature in the state is a major one in the distribution of digital contents across audio streaming platforms such as Spotify, Sound...

Ijeoma Mbama (I.J.) On-air-personality Ijeoma Mbama, widely known as I.J., of Rhythm 94.7 FM, has thrown her two cents on a very delicate matter – Payola, which many artistes claimed has stopped them from getting a considerable number of radio spins. The OAP, whose time at the lake side studio has aided the upward movement of entertainment in the state, didn't minch words in her bid to clear issues. "Nobody charges for songs to be played on air but if you want the other party to be dedicated to your business daily, until it becomes so obvious, you gotta strike a deal for the other person's commitment, except you guys have some extra relationship". — I.J.  She also said how she chooses to work with an artist is dependent on the relationship they both have, and in the advent of a disrespect for her person, the consequences could follow. She is likely to never work with this artist again.

M.Cube M Cube (born Kpasime Tikivie) is a young Bayelsan rapper who is determined to make his mark in the industry. Having shown his doggedness once, by working with rapper Black Geez, last year, the Niger Delta University student decides to take things further, dishing out a new single, ‘B.B.C. (Bad Belle Company)’. Bad Belle Company, as the name implies, is the rapper's attempt at refuting his perceived enemies’ execrable doings, citing instances where he stood tall in spite of the unfavorable conditions he's met. Down Load B.B.C. (Bad Belle Company) here.

FunkCleff Yes, at the moment, social media is littered with news of SARS extra-judicial killings, with their latest victims being the deceased Jessica, and her boyfriend, Emmanuel, who according to reports is battling for his life. They were unarmed. Barely a month ago, the news of Kolade's death was everywhere. He was shot by a member of the police team, while watching a football match. He was unarmed. Back here in Yenagoa, last year, rapper and student, Nikade Tariela, of the department of Petroleum Engineering (Niger Delta University) was shot dead, while leaving a viewing centre. He was unarmed. If you take a close look at this write-up, you'll see reasons to become aggrieved – these victims were unarmed; the situations that caused their deaths weren't even life-threatening. Funkcleff dropped a video a week ago or so, It's no ordinary video — he discusses the improper conducts of the Nigerian police force. The scenes are beautifully ta...

Soda Presh I should be asleep..... I'm really exhausted, but let's see what becomes of this little time I have. Holding a concert in the city of Yenagoa is daunting but plausible. The issues of social insecurity, power unavailability and harassment by law enforcement agencies are a threat to concerts goers, the odds are most likely never in an artist's favour. This is the  more reason why the encouragement switch needs to be on when an artist makes an effort to give us one.— Encourage them. Concerts are key for artist development, the connection between a performer and their crowds as a result of having one can't be overstated. — The End.  Soda Presh and his team (and of course the Alba Group) are taking a bold step, they've taken the plunge; a concert they want, a concert they shall have, with zero regard for circumstantial happenings. This is a good thing. This is a plus for Soda and the entire industry. But unasked questions on the minds ...

FunkCleff & Wallzee       FunkCleff has called the attention of fellow artist, WallZee, to an act he ( FunkCleff ) considers as an infringement of copyright.  This happened right after WallZee was seen using one of FunkCleff's Photos on his WhatsApp to promote an upcoming Pabo video. FunkCleff, who is currently creating a buzz for his  project ( YAK Remixes (Vol.1 ), also used the opportunity to air out his dissatisfaction at WallZee's action, stating that there were more than one occasion where WallZee  could have been supportive but hasn't been. OUR VERDICT: We hope the parties involved will settle this issue amicably..... Funkcleff just dropped a protest video and audio against SARS' brutality titled 'Inside Life' WallZee should be dropping Pabo video soon. Listen To Inside Life by FunkCleff here

Kiss Daniel's fvck You challenge has taken the entertainment industry by storm. On Twitter and Instagram, the hashtag of various versions can be seen flooding the timeline, begging for views. While this, for some artists, has become an avenue for creative exercises, devoid of sentiments, others haven't approached the hashtag with indifference. Emotions have been embedded in some of the versions released, with aggrieved participants taking shots at their 'oppressors' and ex's. There's an alleged fvck you cover by Kenyan singer, Victoria Kimani, taking shots at Tiwa Savage. Over here in Bayelsa our artists have also joined the fvck you challenge train, and have come up with outstanding covers. Sleek Buzz have decided to make a list of Bayelsan artists who did the challenge.... 1. Payper Payper is a Bayelsan rapper who is currently making an impact in Nigeria. The rapper's talent has got him recognition from  M.I. Abaga, Yung6ix, YCee, Erig...