Toast was on every radio station you tuned to and every playlist we rocked

This is another jam that was вЂnaijafiedвЂ™ and accepted. Produced by Walshy Fire and Izy Beats, вЂToastвЂ™ is the first single from KoffeeвЂ™s EP titled вЂRaptureвЂ™. The name of the song is вЂSkeleton MoveвЂ™ by Master KG in case youвЂ™re wondering. If youвЂ™ve been screaming вЂBode Thomas, Bode ThomasвЂ™ then you probably know what I mean. ThereвЂ™s always that song that creeps in from another African country that always makes the chart, whether itвЂ™s from Ghana, or from far away Togo or most recently South AfricaвЂ™s house music. Naira Marley teams up with his partner in crime (no pun intended) and delivers one of the years most controversial hit song. If you think controversy sells, then you should try getting arrested by the EFCC. Whether heвЂ™s a yahoo boy or not, his ability to spot trends and create viral songs have had him in pop culture conversation all year long.

Love him or hate him, Naira Marley has been able to build on the momentum of 2018вЂ™s вЂ Issa GoalвЂ™. Check out AcceleratetvвЂ™s best songs of 2019 (so far).ДЎ0 Am I A Yahoo Boy by Zlatan ft Naira Marley The rookies and hitherto unknowns have set the pace with some of the years defining songs.В If someone had told you last year that Rema and Fireboy would have the hottest songs in Nigeria right now, IвЂ™m sure your reply would have been like вЂwho?вЂ™ Now, with half of the year gone, itвЂ™s time to look back on what has happened in music over the past six months and rank our favorite tracks.

WithвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊmusicвЂЊ вЂЊindustryвЂЊ вЂЊnowвЂЊ вЂЊcomingвЂЊ вЂЊinвЂЊ вЂЊfullвЂЊ вЂЊcircleвЂЊ вЂЊasвЂЊ вЂЊ2020вЂЊ вЂЊwraps up,вЂЊ вЂЊartistsвЂЊ вЂЊlikeвЂЊ вЂЊMayorkunвЂЊ have risen to вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊoccasion,вЂЊ вЂЊbeingвЂЊ вЂЊoneвЂЊ вЂЊofвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊtopвЂЊ вЂЊartistsвЂЊ вЂЊinвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊcountryвЂЊ вЂЊwithвЂЊ вЂЊbuzzingвЂЊ вЂЊtracksвЂЊ вЂЊlikeвЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊ GengвЂЊ,вЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊ IfвЂЊ вЂЊNoвЂЊ вЂЊBeвЂЊ вЂЊYouвЂЊ,вЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊ BettyвЂЊ вЂЊButter.вЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊOmahвЂЊ вЂЊLayвЂЊ вЂЊprecipitouslyвЂЊ вЂЊamassingвЂЊ вЂЊcriticalвЂЊ вЂЊacclaimвЂЊ вЂЊwithвЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊ BadвЂЊ вЂЊInfluenceвЂЊ,вЂЊ вЂЊSimiвЂЊ вЂЊdefyingвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊthroesвЂЊ вЂЊofвЂЊ вЂЊmaternityвЂЊ вЂЊinвЂЊ вЂЊmusicвЂЊ вЂЊtoвЂЊ вЂЊdeliverвЂЊ вЂЊвЂЊ DudukeвЂЊ,вЂЊ вЂЊherвЂЊ вЂЊbiggestвЂЊ вЂЊsongвЂЊ вЂЊyet,вЂЊ вЂЊOlakira,вЂЊ вЂЊJamopyperвЂЊ вЂЊandвЂЊ вЂЊBellaвЂЊ вЂЊShmurdaвЂ™sвЂЊ вЂЊascentвЂЊ вЂЊtoвЂЊ вЂЊmainstreamвЂЊ вЂЊconsciousnessвЂЊ вЂЊprovesвЂЊ вЂЊwhatвЂЊ вЂЊanвЂЊ вЂЊinterestingвЂЊ вЂЊyearвЂЊ вЂЊitвЂЊ вЂЊhasвЂЊ вЂЊbeenвЂЊ вЂЊforвЂЊ вЂЊNigerianвЂЊ вЂЊmusic.вЂЊ вЂЊ вЂЊД«elowвЂЊ вЂЊisвЂЊ a вЂЊcompilationвЂЊ вЂЊofвЂЊ вЂЊourвЂЊ вЂЊtopвЂЊ вЂЊNigerianвЂЊ вЂЊsongsвЂЊ вЂЊofвЂЊ вЂЊ2020.ItвЂ™s been a fascinating 2019 so far in the Nigerian music industry, the usual suspects have taken the back seat and thereвЂ™s so many first timers topping the charts and getting so much radio spin.

Our Nigeria-based journalist Joel Praise has selected his favourite Nigerian tracks of the year.Дў020вЂЊ вЂЊsawвЂЊ disruption of normalcy in вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊmusicвЂЊ вЂЊindustryвЂЊ with вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊCOVID-inducedвЂЊ вЂЊshelter-in-placeвЂЊ severingвЂЊ activities such as вЂЊliveвЂЊ вЂЊperformances,вЂЊ вЂЊtouring,вЂЊ вЂЊphysicalвЂЊ вЂЊpromotionвЂЊ вЂЊetc.вЂЊ вЂЊTheвЂЊ вЂЊnationwideвЂЊ вЂЊ#EndSARSвЂЊ вЂЊprotestвЂЊ вЂЊfollowed,вЂЊ вЂЊhavingвЂЊ вЂЊdirerвЂЊ вЂЊimpactвЂЊ вЂЊinвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊmusicвЂЊ вЂЊindustryвЂЊ вЂЊwhereвЂЊ вЂЊreleasesвЂЊ вЂЊwereвЂЊ put вЂЊonвЂЊ вЂЊhold вЂЊ вЂЊartists like Wizkid,вЂЊ вЂЊDavido,вЂЊ вЂЊJoeboyвЂЊ вЂЊpostponedвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊreleaseвЂЊ вЂЊofвЂЊ вЂЊtheirвЂЊ вЂЊmuch-anticipatedвЂЊ вЂЊalbums.вЂЊ вЂЊConcertsвЂЊ вЂЊlikeвЂЊ вЂЊGidiвЂЊ вЂЊFestвЂЊ initially вЂЊpostponedвЂЊ вЂЊtoвЂЊ вЂЊOctoberвЂЊ вЂЊwasвЂЊ вЂЊcancelled.вЂЊ вЂЊOlamide,вЂЊ вЂЊNiniolaвЂЊ вЂЊwhoвЂЊ вЂЊhadвЂЊ вЂЊjustвЂЊ вЂЊreleasedвЂЊ вЂЊtheirвЂЊ вЂЊalbumsвЂЊ вЂЊputвЂЊ вЂЊmarketing/promotionвЂЊ вЂЊonвЂЊ вЂЊtheвЂЊ вЂЊbackвЂЊ вЂЊburnerвЂЊ вЂЊtoвЂЊ вЂЊlendвЂЊ вЂЊtheirвЂЊ вЂЊvoices.вЂЊ вЂЊ

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