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Skales Breaks Silence on Controversy Surrounding His Church Testimony

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Afrobeats star Skales has addressed the backlash surrounding his recent testimony at Harvesters Church, admitting his first response might have been hasty while offering a more measured clarification.

During the church service, Skales shared how his career received a major boost when Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal helped revive his 2015 hit “Shake Body,” bringing it back into the spotlight. He thanked God for using Yamal to reignite his musical journey.

Taking to X to respond to critics, Skales posted: “I may have responded too quickly to the concerns raised about my crossover testimony at Harvesters Church. After sitting with it, I felt it was important to respond again. This time with more clarity and less emotion, for the sake of the Body of Christ.”

He stressed that every believer has a unique purpose, whether inside the pulpit or out in the world, and that callings beyond traditional ministry are just as valid and significant.

Defending his decision to share the testimony, Skales argued that professionals in various fields—musicians, filmmakers, athletes, teachers, and more—serve God through their talents and platforms. Referencing 1 Corinthians 12:28, he maintained that openly acknowledging God’s hand in one’s life and career is always appropriate.

Reaffirming his faith, the singer declared he remains unapologetic about publicly testifying to what God has done for him.

“As children of the Lord, we all have our part to play,” he wrote. “I truly believe that those who believe in the Word but are not in the pulpit do not have a lesser calling, just a different assignment. Just because something doesn’t happen from the pulpit doesn’t make it any less significant. Musicians, filmmakers, athletes, teachers, etc. We exist to make life lighter for others. We all function here, serving God through what we’ve been called to do.

“That said, I will never believe that testifying about what my God has done for me is wrong! I’m a child of God, and I have no problem sharing that with the world. 1 Corinthians 12:28.”

Wizkid Inducted as Honorary Member of Lagos Motor Boat Club

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Nigerian music star Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has been formally inducted as an honorary member of the prestigious Lagos Motor Boat Club, one of Nigeria’s oldest and most renowned private social clubs.

The induction followed Wizkid’s high-energy performance at the club’s New Year’s Eve gala, where he entertained attendees with his signature Afrobeats repertoire. During a ceremony at the event, the club’s Commodore presented the internationally acclaimed musician with an official certificate of honorary membership and a club hat.

Founded on 23 January 1950, the Lagos Motor Boat Club has long been recognised as a pre-eminent social and boating organisation in the country. It maintains a membership drawn from prominent boat owners, business leaders, and social figures, and has played a continuous role in Lagos’s elite recreational and cultural life for over seven decades.

In accepting the honour, Wizkid joins a roster of distinguished figures associated with the club. The organisation, originally formed by boating enthusiasts breaking away from the earlier Lagos Tarpon Club, has grown to include a wide array of recreational and social activities for its members throughout its history.

Wizkid’s induction highlights an intersection between contemporary Nigerian entertainment and the long-standing traditions of the Lagos Motor Boat Club, symbolically linking his global cultural influence with one of the country’s notable social institutions.

From breaking barriers on international stages to earning respect within Nigeria’s most prestigious social circles, Wizkid continues to redefine what it means to be a Nigerian artist in the global arena. This latest honor adds another distinguished chapter to his remarkable journey.

Jesse Flames Starts 2026 Strong: Drops ‘Praise the Lord’ Collab with Magnito

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After closing out 2025 with the release of “Praise the Lord” featuring Magnito, Jesse Flames steps into 2026 with renewed clarity and purpose. He continues to craft a body of work grounded in intention rather than fleeting noise. Amid an Afrobeats scene that’s louder and faster than ever, his approach stays measured and deliberate, placing emphasis on meaning, craftsmanship, and lasting impact over short-lived hype. The official music video for the track is set to drop on January 10.

Building on the energy from his breakout hit “FLEX,” “Praise the Lord” marks a thoughtful evolution—from pure celebration to deeper grounding. The song is reflective and soulful, weaving themes of gratitude, personal growth, and broader perspective into a quiet yet powerful confidence that lingers long after the beat fades.

“This song is about recognizing the full picture,” Jesse explains. “The work people see and the work they don’t. The lessons, the setbacks, the growth.”

Teaming up with Magnito—a revered figure in Nigerian hip-hop celebrated for his razor-sharp lyrics and authentic cultural voice—lends the track added layers of depth. Their collaboration amplifies messages of resilience, faith, and introspection, making the record even more resonant.

Dropped in December during the peak of Detty December festivities, “Praise the Lord” quickly became a fitting soundtrack for both end-of-year parties and quiet moments of reflection. Now, with the visuals arriving in January, it gains fresh significance, serving as a meaningful tone-setter for the new year ahead rather than just another seasonal release.

Born in the United States, raised in Festac, Lagos, and currently based in London, Jesse Flames infuses his music with a truly global outlook. He seamlessly blends Afrobeats, hip-hop, and melodic soul into a polished, purposeful sound that draws from real-life experiences and cultural depth, steering clear of passing trends.

His journey so far boasts over 11 million streams, standout performances at venues like O2 Brixton Academy and OVO Arena Wembley, plus features in outlets such as The Guardian and Business Post Nigeria—a testament to his steady, self-driven ascent. Looking forward to 2026 and beyond, he’s gearing up for exciting collaborations with Ice Prince, M.I Abaga, and Smurlee.

“Praise the Lord” ft. Magnito is out now and streaming on all major platforms.

Five tracks, one bold statement- Culture Vibes (DatEdoBoi)

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The release of Culture Vibes (DatEdoBoi) is a defining moment in BOY EJ’s career. Featuring tracks like Light, Dem Talk, Workins, Rora and Ekò, the EP captures a unique mix of rhythm and emotion. Each song reflects his Edo heritage while carrying the universal appeal of Afrobeats. For fans of Burna Boy and Fela-inspired music, this project is a must-listen- a bold statement that BOY EJ is ready for the global conversation.

SINGLES THAT DEFINE BOY EJ’S JOURNEY

BOY EJ’s singles Ire and Broken Words showcase his range as an artiste. While Ire tells a story of hope and perseverance, Broken Words, featuring KullGP, explores the pain of love and healing. Both tracks prove his versatility- whether it’s soulful storytelling or vibrant collaborations, BOY EJ always brings depth and rhythm. These singles laid the foundation for his EP and marked him as one to watch.

VIDEOS ARE PURE ART

BOY EJ’s creativity extends beyond sound to powerful visuals. With directors like DirectorPry and Kumaz behind his videos, fans have been treated to high-quality storytelling through music. Ire, Ekò, and Light are more than videos—they’re cultural statements that connect with emotions and community. His eye for detail and performance energy make every release a complete experience.

Collaboration has always been key to Afrobeats’ growth, and BOY EJ proves his worth on Trumpet by Tbnxn. His verse brings fire, showing his ability to complement and elevate big projects. This feature is evidence that BOY EJ isn’t just building his career solo—he’s contributing to the collective sound shaping today’s Afrobeats scene.

King (Like Father Like Son): DJC’s Bold Statement in Music

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The release of King (Like Father Like Son) marks a defining chapter in DJC’s career. Known for his ability to create music that resonates deeply with audiences, DJC blends lyrical richness with sonic precision in this album.

As both a producer and singer, he captures a wide spectrum of emotions—from ambition to legacy, love to resilience. King (Like Father Like Son) positions DJC as an artiste who is not afraid to tell his truth while crafting sounds that push boundaries.

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With over 21 years of experience in the music industry, DJC Ahmed, popularly known as DJC, has carved a solid reputation as a versatile music producer and creative force. From his early days at Sound City Studio to building his own brand Beat by DJC, he has consistently delivered unique sounds that blend rhythm, melody, and innovation.

DJC combines technical skill with deep artistic intuition, producing beats that cut across genres like Afrobeat, Hip-Hop, and contemporary urban sounds. His ability to craft signature rhythms has earned him recognition among artistes and collaborators who trust him to bring their vision to life.

With over two decades of shaping music, DJC is not just a producer but also an artiste whose creative journey continues to inspire upcoming talents and elevate the Nigerian music scene.

Unscripted: Licious cracks it all with Tiwa Savage, Mode 9, Rugged Man, M.I, and more in the mention

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We had a good time with the dynamic music producer Licious CrackiTT in an exclusive #Unscripted interview, where he peeled back the layers of the pulsating worlds of Afrobeats, Hip-Hop, the GOAT debate, and so much more. Licious didn’t hold back—sharing raw insights, industry gems, and giving mentions to icons like Vector, Mode 9, Naeto C, Tiwa Savage, RuggedMan, SixFootPlus, and plenty more.

Recorded on March 8, 2024, this Unscripted episode with Licious is packed with bold takes and unforgettable mentions. Nothing is left off the table as he shares raw opinions, personal stories, and industry truths.

It’s unfiltered, entertaining, and a must-watch for anyone who loves real conversations about music and culture.

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Oluwatobi Ojeniyi, better known as Licious Crackitt (Soundbenda), is a Nigerian-born record producer, rapper, and songwriter whose artistry blends raw energy, creativity, and cultural depth. Though he hails from Oyo State in the southwest of Nigeria, he was born and raised in Lagos, where the vibrant sounds of the city shaped his passion for music. With his unique ability to “bend sound” across genres, Licious Crackitt has grown into a dynamic force both in front of the mic and behind the boards.

His discography reflects his versatility and drive, with standout singles such as Boogie ft. Rapzy Mania, Komalo, Mental, Double Tap ft. Blackhy, Rapzy Mania, Zayo, and The One, Wait ft. Sxa, Komalo (EDM Remix) ft. Seed Mella, Isoulatio ft. Dele Da Poet, Work Chop ft. Duzie Jay, Blessings, Dat Girl ft. Vivi Tha Kid, Dera Allison, and Arred, as well as the soulful Soundbenda’s Mood. Each track showcases his evolving artistry and the ability to connect with different audiences.

Currently, Licious Crackitt is gearing up to release his highly anticipated EP, Isoulation (Tha Playlist) — a diverse project featuring tracks like When Strings Sing (ft. Michael Osadolo), Great Vibe (ft. Peter Smooth), Riff Trips (ft. Adedeji), and Isoulation (A Trip with Licious). This upcoming body of work promises to highlight his versatility while further cementing his place in Nigeria’s evolving soundscape.

Beyond his solo works, Licious Crackitt has also lent his creativity to powerful collaborations, including Soyaya by Azeen, Shalabula by Ashams, and Soundbendas alongside Sxa, Ugovinna, and Hybrid. Each collaboration reinforces his reputation as an artiste who not only delivers but also elevates every project he touches.

With a growing fan base and a brand rooted in originality, consistency, and versatility, Licious Crackitt continues to position himself as one of the fresh, boundary-pushing voices in Nigeria’s music scene. His journey is only beginning, and his sound is built to inspire and resonate across borders.

Meet the versatile music producer who says Mars feels more like home | Unscripted

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Recorded on November 26, 2021, this #Unscripted interview shines a spotlight on a truly versatile music producer with a vision that’s out of this world—literally. From bold creativity in the studio to his dream of living on Mars, the conversation is as unique as his sound.

Watch the full interview now and step into the mind of a producer who dares to think beyond Earth!

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I Met Snoop Dogg | Ladies, Swimming Pool & 7some | UNSCRIPTED Featuring Mano Michael

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Recorded on February 3, 2023, this UNSCRIPTED episode with Mano Michael takes you behind the wild stories and unforgettable moments of his encounter with Snoop Dogg. From the ladies to the swimming pool, and the outrageous “7some,” nothing is off-limits in this candid conversation.

It’s raw, entertaining, and full of energy — the kind of interview that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

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Snoop Dogg questions LGBTQ+ scene in Disney’s Lightyear

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Hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg has sparked debate after revealing his discomfort with LGBTQ+ representation in the new Disney movie, Lightyear.

He shared his thoughts during an episode of the It’s Giving podcast, hosted by Sarah Fontenot on Thursday.

Snoop recounted taking his grandson to see the film, only to be caught off guard when a scene depicted two women raising a child together.

“Papa Snoop, how can she have a baby with another woman?” his grandson asked. “I didn’t come here for this; I just came to watch the movie,” Snoop admitted.

He added, “I’m worried about taking kids to the movies now, because they’re putting me in situations I don’t know how to explain.”

His comments reflect the confusion he experienced in that moment and his struggle to address complex topics with children.

The rapper’s remarks have reignited conversations about LGBTQ+ themes in children’s media, with some praising Disney for inclusivity, while others, like Snoop, question whether such content is suitable for younger audiences.

Meet BLK MAZZY | Exclusive Interview Flashback

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On September 30, 2021, Teamhouse TV sat down with Blk Mazzy for an exclusive interview that captured an important chapter in his journey. In this conversation, he opened up about his story, creative influences, and the drive behind his unique sound.

Though recorded three years ago, the interview remains a powerful snapshot of his vision, passion, and the energy he brings to the music scene.

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