CHANEL

<p>On this episode, we break down some of the biggest conversations in Afrobeats right now.</p><p>From the Blaqbonez and Odumodu situation, to the rapid rise of <em>CHANEL</em>, BET nominations, and the debate around whether Nigerian artists should be more vocal about the state of the country. We also compare Asake’s <em>M$NEY</em> and Omah Lay’s <em>Clarity of Mind</em>, discuss Qing Madi’s latest EP, and look at the current trajectories of artists like CKay, FOLA, Boy Spyce, Kunmie, and Zerry DL.</p><p>A packed episode full of strong takes, music debates, and culture conversations.</p><p>Tap in.</p><ul><li><strong>Did Odumodu drop </strong><em><strong>Motion Sickness</strong></em><strong> to stop Blaqbonez’s momentum?</strong></li><li><strong>Blaqbonez’s </strong><em><strong>CHANEL</strong></em><strong> became one of the biggest songs of the year in just days</strong></li><li><strong>Should Nigerian artists speak up more about the state of the country?</strong></li><li><strong>After Adekunle Gold, Seyi Vibez now turns his attention to attack Zlatan online</strong></li><li><strong>Asake’s </strong><em><strong>M$NEY</strong></em><strong> is easier to revisit than Omah Lay’s </strong><em><strong>Clarity of Mind</strong></em></li><li><strong>BET nominations are in: Tems, Tyla, Burna, Wizkid and Asake lead the conversation</strong></li><li><strong>Tiwa Savage looks like she’s searching for a hit song</strong></li><li><strong>Is Kunmie the new face of Nigerian R&amp;B?</strong></li><li><strong>Does a FOLA feature still hit the way it did last year?</strong></li><li><strong>The Uzama brothers need to drop the joint project already</strong></li><li><strong>Odumodu’s </strong><em><strong>Motion Sickness</strong></em><strong> is great but sounds a lot like </strong><em><strong>They Love Me</strong></em></li><li><strong>Qing Madi’s new EP is loaded with quality and standout features</strong></li><li><strong>Asake linking up with Uncle Waffles for tour makes perfect sense</strong></li><li><strong>Boy Spyce gets more hate than his music deserves</strong></li><li><strong>Victony’s </strong><em><strong>Fresh</strong></em><strong> is finally on the way after months of anticipation</strong></li><li><strong>CKay’s music feels more watered down with every release</strong></li><li><strong>There’s nothing exciting about Zerry DL’s music right now</strong></li><li><strong>EEskay and Erigga’s joint project could be one to watch</strong></li></ul>