Maxter B steps forward with his new project Worry Dem, a six track EP that captures his current state of mind and the journey that shaped it. The project builds on the momentum of earlier releases such as Feed The Body, No Pressure, and Business, songs that introduced listeners to the honesty and depth in his music. With this EP, he brings everything together, presenting a sound that is rooted in Afro fusion, guided by emotion, and shaped by real experience. Known privately as Warionmor Bright Chukwuma, Maxter B has grown into an artist who draws strength from his background and the lessons life continues to teach him. His sound is simple, clear, and expressive, carried by melodies that connect easily with listeners. While his previous work Bright Is Light revealed different sides of his artistry, Worry Dem shows a more centered and focused direction, driven by intention and personal truth. The EP comes with six tracks: Remit, Business, No Pressure, Oh Yes! featuring Eviclazzy and Jush Ballerz, Feed The Body, and a bonus track titled Tinubu (30DRC). Each track adds to the story, forming a project that touches on discipline, self belief, and the effort it takes to stay steady in the face of pressure. Maxter B moves through these themes with calm delivery, supported by production that fits each mood and message. Eviclazzy produced the majority of the project, with Toka handling production on Business. The sound engineering was completed by Kidda X on tracks 2, 4, and 5, Big E on tracks 1 and 3, and davibemix on the bonus track. The feature on Oh Yes! adds texture to the project, while the bonus track shows Maxter B expressing himself in a more experimental direction. Worry Dem stands as a clear reflection of where Maxter B is today, focused, grounded, and committed to growth. It speaks to the silent weight people carry, the strength they build, and the hope that keeps them moving. Through this project, he offers listeners a voice that feels familiar and a reminder that even when life gets heavy, you stay firm. The EP is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Tar Ráe Returns With Stunning New Single, “Changes” London-based British-Nigerian singer-songwriter and contemporary R&B artiste Tar Ráe has made a graceful return with her new single Changes, now available on all streaming platforms. The record marks another step in her evolving sound, blending soulful delivery with the reflective themes she is becoming known for. Discovered through playlist circulation, the track immediately caught our attention. In our first listens, the song revealed a rhythm and melodic pattern that subtly mirrors the emotional tone of Justin Bieber’s “Love Yourself,” offering a familiar yet refreshing pull. Produced by Yung Willis, Changes runs for 2 minutes and 2 seconds and carries a soul-spinning arrangement that showcases Tar Ráe’s expressive range in a remarkable way. It is the kind of record that invites a replay without hesitation. Beyond its smooth production and heartfelt delivery, Changes hints at Tar Ráe’s growing confidence and artistry, leaving us curious about what she intends to explore next. While we look forward to more future releases, this stands as one of those top-shelf moments worth sitting with. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

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Maxter B steps forward with his new project Worry Dem, a six track EP that captures his current state of mind and the journey that shaped it. The project builds on the momentum of earlier releases such as Feed The Body, No Pressure, and Business, songs that introduced listeners to the honesty and depth in his music. With this EP, he brings everything together, presenting a sound that is rooted in Afro fusion, guided by emotion, and shaped by real experience. Known privately as Warionmor Bright Chukwuma, Maxter B has grown into an artist who draws strength from his background and the lessons life continues to teach him. His sound is simple, clear, and expressive, carried by melodies that connect easily with listeners. While his previous work Bright Is Light revealed different sides of his artistry, Worry Dem shows a more centered and focused direction, driven by intention and personal truth. The EP comes with six tracks: Remit, Business, No Pressure, Oh Yes! featuring Eviclazzy and Jush Ballerz, Feed The Body, and a bonus track titled Tinubu (30DRC). Each track adds to the story, forming a project that touches on discipline, self belief, and the effort it takes to stay steady in the face of pressure. Maxter B moves through these themes with calm delivery, supported by production that fits each mood and message. Eviclazzy produced the majority of the project, with Toka handling production on Business. The sound engineering was completed by Kidda X on tracks 2, 4, and 5, Big E on tracks 1 and 3, and davibemix on the bonus track. The feature on Oh Yes! adds texture to the project, while the bonus track shows Maxter B expressing himself in a more experimental direction. Worry Dem stands as a clear reflection of where Maxter B is today, focused, grounded, and committed to growth. It speaks to the silent weight people carry, the strength they build, and the hope that keeps them moving. Through this project, he offers listeners a voice that feels familiar and a reminder that even when life gets heavy, you stay firm. The EP is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Maxter B Unveils 6 Track EP, Worry Dem (Music)

Tar Ráe Returns With Stunning New Single, “Changes” London-based British-Nigerian singer-songwriter and contemporary R&B artiste Tar Ráe has made a graceful return with her new single Changes, now available on all streaming platforms. The record marks another step in her evolving sound, blending soulful delivery with the reflective themes she is becoming known for. Discovered through playlist circulation, the track immediately caught our attention. In our first listens, the song revealed a rhythm and melodic pattern that subtly mirrors the emotional tone of Justin Bieber’s “Love Yourself,” offering a familiar yet refreshing pull. Produced by Yung Willis, Changes runs for 2 minutes and 2 seconds and carries a soul-spinning arrangement that showcases Tar Ráe’s expressive range in a remarkable way. It is the kind of record that invites a replay without hesitation. Beyond its smooth production and heartfelt delivery, Changes hints at Tar Ráe’s growing confidence and artistry, leaving us curious about what she intends to explore next. While we look forward to more future releases, this stands as one of those top-shelf moments worth sitting with. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Tar Ráe Returns With Stunning New Single, “Changes”

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MODIH Drops Official Video for “No Place Like Lagos” from MODIH‑FIED Vol. 1 Emerging Nigerian Afro‑fusion artist MODIH has released the official video for the track “No Place Like Lagos,” which appears on his debut project MODIH‑FIED Vol. 1. Directed by Mogambo, the video captures the spirit of Lagos through cinematic visuals and grounded street moments. Since its release it has already gathered over 17,000 views on YouTube. Born Michael Ifeanyi Odih and formerly known as Meeky, MODIH represents a fresh chapter in Nigerian music culture, rebranding with a clear intentional vision. His EP MODIH‑FIED Vol. 1, released in September 2025, serves as both an introduction and a reintroduction, featuring tracks like “Groove,” “ILYD (I Love Yansh Die),” “Bad Boy From Nigeria,” “2AM,” and “Midlife Crisis.” The visual for “No Place Like Lagos” aligns with the EP’s broader themes of identity, resilience, and place. MODIH’s sound is street‑influenced yet layered with reflection and melody, establishing him as an artist who bridges local authenticity and global appeal. With this rollout he signals that his music is rooted in craft, story, and culture.

MODIH Drops Official Video for “No Place Like Lagos”

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