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Oxlade – OFA: The long awaited album ‘OFA (Oxlade From Africa)‘ by Nigerian multi-talented singer and songwriter Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman, known professionally as Oxlade is formally out after great expectation. After his popular tracks, which were mixed from his carefully selected body of work, the musical sensation has gone even another direction. Comprising sixteen tracks, the CD OFA (Oxlade From Africa) features several unique rhythms and collaborations between elite musicians. DOWNLOAD MP3 Speaking of prominent acts, the album has musicians such Flavour, Wande Coal, Sarkodie, Fally Ipupa, Dave, Popcaan, Bobby Wine, Ojahbee, and Tomi Owo. Off the album is this track titled ‘OFA‘…

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Captain Iron and Windrift Band return with their heartfelt new single “Every Notion,” a song that explores the quiet strength and beauty of enduring love. More than a traditional love song, the track reflects on the power of steadfast companionship and the comfort that comes from having someone who remains by your side through life’s journey. At its core, “Every Notion” speaks to relationships that have been built over time. Rather than focusing on fleeting romance, the song highlights the deeper connection that develops when two people grow together, supporting one another through life’s highs and lows. It’s a tribute…

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Meek Mill returns with 600 Racks, a track that leans into the sound and themes that have long defined his career. Rather than chasing something unfamiliar, Meek sticks to the lane that made him, delivering a record built on hunger, ambition, and the rewards of perseverance. Lyrically, the song reflects on financial success and the journey it took to reach that point. Meek balances flex-heavy bars with reminders of the struggle behind the wins, giving the track more weight than a standard celebration of wealth. It comes across less as bragging and more as someone acknowledging what they had to…

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Fresh from winning Best New Band at the 2025 East Anglia NMG Awards, Essex quartet Arcane Moon release their anticipated debut album The Hour Glass (October 31st). Blending soulful melodies with a driving groove and a sharp indie edge, the band capture an emotional depth reminiscent of R.E.M., Prefab Sprout, and Radiohead, while harnessing the rhythmic precision and intent of The Police, all underpinned by a 70s and 80s classic rock sensibility. The Hour Glass was recorded at Three Circles Recording Studio in Wimbish, Essex, with co-producer Adrian Hare, while tracks ‘Sunday Gravy’, ‘Spirit of the Bear’, and ‘The Hour…

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