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MODIH MUSIC 7.5

Charizma Expands His Sound With New Afro Pop Single “Amazing” Nigerian artist Charizma takes another confident step forward with the release of his new single, Amazing, a smooth Afro pop record that highlights his growing range and musical maturity. Born in Lagos and raised in Abuja, Charizma began writing music at an early age and officially launched his recording career in 2018. Since then, he has steadily shaped a sound that blends rap, Afrobeats, and Afro fusion, allowing him to connect naturally with listeners across streets, stages, and digital platforms. On Amazing, Charizma leans fully into melody, showcasing a softer and more expressive side of his artistry. While he has earned recognition for his rap delivery, this record finds him mostly singing, weaving subtle rap influenced phrasing into fluid vocal lines. The result is a relaxed and groove driven song that feels effortless and confident. The production is warm and inviting, creating space for the vocals and mood to shine. Rather than aiming for instant impact, Amazing unfolds patiently, carrying a celebratory tone that makes it easy to return to. Its strength lies in feel and balance, offering a sound that feels timeless rather than trend driven. Influenced by rap icon Lil Wayne and Afrobeat heavyweight Burna Boy, Charizma continues to carve a unique lane where hip hop energy meets Afro inspired rhythm. Amazing does not signal a shift away from his roots but instead broadens the scope of his sound, reinforcing his versatility and clarity as an artist. With a growing catalog that includes standout records like Spin and more music on the way, Charizma is steadily building momentum as a forward thinking and dynamic voice in the Nigerian music space. Amazing is available now on all major streaming platforms.

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.

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