Author: turuchi

Nigerian hitmaker Bad Boy Timz is back with “SAY WETIN”—an energetic, feel-good jam that’s impossible to ignore. Fusing infectious Afrobeats rhythms with modern production, the track is a certified groove that showcases Timz’s playful style and unmistakable voice. The beat is rich with layered percussion and subtle electronic textures, giving it that perfect bounce for dancing or vibing on the go. Timz floats effortlessly over the rhythm, delivering catchy lines that’ll stick in your head after just one listen. DOWNLOAD MP3 If you’re a fan of sharp hooks, smooth vocals, and Afro-inspired beats, “SAY WETIN” is definitely one for your…

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Tiwa Savage – One Heart (Can Change The World) video: The lyric video for “One Heart (Can Change the World),” performed by Tiwa Savage, has just been released. Written by acclaimed songwriter Diane Warren and produced by Damon Elliott, the song sets the tone for the highly anticipated animated family film “Ozi: Voice of the Forest.” Check out: Lost Time By Tiwa Savage “Ozi: Voice of the Forest” tells the story of Ozi, a young orphaned orangutan determined to protect her home from the threat of deforestation. With the help of her new family at a wildlife sanctuary, Ozi learns…

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They say if you love someone you should set them free. This sentiment rings true in Dariann Leigh’s upcoming single, “Love Me Let Me,” due November 22. Dariann Leigh begs “if you love me let me leave” in a haunting, ethereal country-pop track. “If you love someone enough, you’ll let them go. If it’s real love, you’ll find your way back,” states Dariann Leigh. “I had the line ‘if you love me, let me leave’ in my notes app for months and when I walked into the writing room, I knew these were the people I wanted to write it with.” “Love Me Let…

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Canadian singer-songwriter Allen Dobb’s new album, The Afterlife Sessions, is a return to something foundational. Built entirely around acoustic instrumentation, the 11 tracks draw from a lifetime of listening, playing, and refining a songwriting voice rooted in folk, Americana, and lived experience. The result is a collection that feels both grounded and expansive, shaped by collaboration and guided by instinct. “Recording The Afterlife Sessions felt like something I was always meant to do,” Dobb explains. “Growing up on the farm, I was surrounded with acoustic music. I just love the sympathetic sounds that are created by all the stringed instruments playing together.” That vision came into focus through a series of organic connections.…

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