The Urban Retro Playlist

In the time I stopped writing (for reasons unknown to me as well) I haven't stopped listening to music, in fact I've discovered so much more music and I've opened my mind  so many new thing I didn't know and my not ordinarily accept. I also decided screw my data constraints, Seun be like: " I will open my SoundCloud more often."  I've in the process opened myself to the many people making mind blowing music especially from Nigeria.
Today I'll be focusing on Odunsi who's music is spreading like wild fire, considering his song "Situationship" made it to the Billboard charts late last year. I'm excited by a lot of things he makes keeping in mind he's a producer as well, there's something about being able to create your own sound.
It's a different experience, it's one of those things where no matter how you explain it can never come close to what you feel. Another thing is how he's effortlessly able to switch and mix up his sounds as clearly apparent in his Time of Our Lives Extended Play.
As a producer it's expected that you'll collaborate with a good number of artists, his collaborations also involve him as a vocalist and I find his performances on features very exhilarating. There's also this calm, not too laid back and still exciting vibe he has I don't know if that makes any sense at all. I'm really excited because I'm going to watch him perform live tomorrow at Young Kulture.

So I decided to make a playlist off songs I've heard which  he's been featured on.

When some photos began to surface of Falz and Simi about a month ago I
wondered what the publicity was for, because I was pretty certain something
was coming afterwards(I mean you can't just come and go and just do
photoshoot for nothing, though you can but that's not the point).
Shortly after the announced that they were releasing a joint project, I was
absolutely certain I was going to listen to it. For some reason I thought it
would just be good but not great, was I wrong.
The album was properly titled as the duo posses the type of chemistry that
Timbaland and Timberlake posses in my opinion. At no point did I spot signs
of struggle with their transitions between verses. Also, the album was very
comical, filled witty lines and there were constant variations in tempo and
the genre.
Simi's performance and vocals were very commendable as she showed versatility
approaching her verses differently from doing a little rap verse like in the
song "Want To" to exhibiting her vocal prowess in the song "Chemistry".
Versatility wasn't limited to just her performance but to the entire project
as the themes differed in most of the songs while trying to maintain elements
of the general vibe. Like the song "Shake Body" which particularly targets a
(Yoruba) marriage audience, which is a topic which Falz talks about which I
established in this post here.

 

The song of the day is a remake of the smash hit  Final(Baba Nla) originally by Wiz Kid, this version was produced by and performed by Damayo.