"Promiscuous," the latest track from DJ Tunez featuring Wande Coal and Libianca, is a funky, upbeat jam with lyrics that are sure to get stuck in your head.

DJ Tunez, Wande Coal & Libianca Lyrics

Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous boy

How you doing, young lady?
That feeling that you giving really drives me crazy
You’re dope have a player ’bout to choke
I was at a loss of words first time that we spoke
You looking for a girl that’ll treat you right
Have you looking for her in the daytime with the light
You might be the type if I play my cards right
I’ll find out by the end of the night

You expect me to just let you hit it
But will you still respect me if you get it?
All I can do is try, gimme one chance
What’s the problem?
I don’t see no rings on your hand
I’ll be the first to admit it
I’m curious about you, you seem so innocent
You wanna get in my world, get lost in it
Boy, I’m tired of running, let’s walk for a minute (hey)

Promiscuous girl, wherever you are
I’m all alone and it’s you that I want
Promiscuous boy, you already know
That I’m all yours, what you waiting for?
Promiscuous girl, you’re teasing me
You know what I want, and I got what you need
Promiscuous boy, let’s get to the point
‘Cause we’re on a roll, are you ready, yeah?

Don’t be mad, don’t be mean
Don’t get mad, don’t be mean
Promiscuous promiscuous promiscuous

Don’t be mad, don’t be mean
Don’t get mad, don’t be mean
Promiscuous promiscuous promiscuous boy

Roses are red, some diamonds are blue
Chivalry is dead, but you’re still kinda cute
Hey, I can’t keep my mind off you
Where you at? Do you mind if I come through?
I’m out of this world come with me to my planet
Get you on my level, do you think that you can handle it?
They call me Wande, last name Coal
Recognize game, I’ma lay mine’s down
I’m a big girl I can handle myself
But if I get lonely I might need your help
Pay attention to me, I don’t talk for my health
I want you on my team
So does everybody else
Shh, baby we can keep it on the low (low)
Let your guard down ain’t nobody gotta know (know)
If you with it girl I know a place we can go
What kind of girl do you take me for? (Hey)

Promiscuous girl, wherever you are
I’m all alone and it’s you that I want
Promiscuous boy, you already know
That I’m all yours, what you waiting for?
Promiscuous girl, you’re teasing me
You know what I want, and I got what you need
Promiscuous boy, let’s get to the point
‘Cause we’re on a roll, are you ready, yeah?

Don’t be mad, don’t be mean
Don’t get mad, don’t be mean
Promiscuous
Promiscuous

Don’t be mad, don’t be mean
Don’t get mad, don’t be mean
Promiscuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuous boy

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Get lost in the enchanting world of "Again" by Wande Coal with the extended version lyrics, and join in the melody as you read and sing along. Wande Coal's Again (Extended Version) delves into the theme of rediscovering a lost love, expressing intense emotions and a fervent hope for a second opportunity at love.

Wande Coal - Again (Extended Version) Lyrics

Oooouu
Iskaba

You bad and you want it (want it)
Baby monife re gan ni
O loun ma fe mi (Fe mi)
Baby monife re gan ni
Baby monife re gan ni
Monife re gan ni
Silence in your body is so wild
So wild, So wild, So wild, So wild

Don't leave me tonight
Don't ever wanna leave your side
I just want to lose my mind
Every time you let me get behind
I just want you
I just want to let you know I love you
Best thing you are
What a blessing you're

Shawty got a ass like Beyonce
Shawty yeah she fine like Rihanna
Shawty got a booty like Nicki
I love thе way she twerk it like Cardi B
I lovе it cause she freaky and naughty
And she so icy, that's spicy
She got me singing all these melodies
I just wanna touch your body
Melodies

Naomi she says she gon love me hard and love me more
Only you huhhhh
Only you huhhhh
Bet if I want you back
I can make you understand
I'm your man
And I'd be the only one
That can make you comprehend
Only you mami
Don't leave me now
I full moon for you
I'm fully for you
I'm falling for you
Falling for you
I'm falling for you
I full ground for you
Cause I'm falling for you
Falling for you
Falling for you
I don't see nobody
Body but you
Falling for you only
Falling for you
Falling for you
You you you you

It's Wande Coal

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Again, originally released in 2020, quickly became a fan favorite and a defining song of Wande Coal’s Realms EP. The track, with its infectious melody, smooth production, and Coal’s signature vocal delivery, was a hit across radio stations, streaming platforms, and social media. The song’s romantic theme and catchy hook resonated with listeners, making it a standout in Wande Coal’s already impressive catalogue.

However, it was on TikTok that the extended version of Again truly gained its second wind. Over time, the extended snippet of the song, which had not been officially released at the time, began trending on the platform. Users created viral challenges, dance routines, and skits using the extended version of the track, pushing it into the spotlight once more. The overwhelming demand from fans to release this version of the song prompted Wande Coal to make the bold step and release it officially, much to the delight of his followers.

The extended version of Again sees Wande Coal at his best, as he uses the additional runtime to fully showcase his unparalleled vocal dexterity. Known for his smooth and rich voice, Wande Coal pushes the boundaries of his vocal range in this version, playing with harmonies, ad-libs, and modulations that highlight his skill as a seasoned vocalist. His voice flows effortlessly from silky falsettos to powerful chest tones, reminding listeners why he remains a respected force in the Nigerian music industry.

Wande Coal has always been praised for his ability to make his voice the centerpiece of his music, and on this extended version, he shines brighter than ever. The song's laid-back yet rhythmic instrumental, which blends elements of Afropop, R&B, and contemporary Afrobeats, serves as the perfect backdrop for his voice to glide over. The production is both lush and minimalistic, giving Wande Coal’s vocals enough space to breathe while still maintaining the infectious groove that made the original version so beloved.

Produced by Melvitto, the extended version of Again retains the smooth instrumentation of the original but adds subtle layers and flourishes that give it a fresh feel. The beat, characterized by its catchy guitar riffs, soft percussion, and warm basslines, creates a romantic and danceable vibe. The extended version of the song allows Wande Coal to improvise vocally, adding an extra layer of intimacy and emotion to the track.

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This gold certification marks a significant breakthrough for Oxlade, making him one of the few Nigerian artists to achieve RIAA Gold status, awarded to artists who surpass 500,000 units sold in the US.

Ku Lo Sa has enjoyed phenomenal success globally, amassing over 400 million streams on Spotify and 187 million views on YouTube across two music videos. The song peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Afrobeats Chart and has received certifications in multiple countries. This includes France, Canada, the UK, Nigeria, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland.

Meanwhile, featured on Oxlade's debut album Oxlade From Africa, Ku Lo Sa has cemented the singer's status as a leading voice in Afrobeats. The album boasts collaborations with notable artists such as Wande Coal, Flavour, Bobi Wine, Fally Ipupa, and Popcaan.

Additionally, Oxlade joins an elite group of Nigerian artists with RIAA certifications. This is alongside CKay, whose hit single Love Nwantiti holds 7x platinum status.

Lastly, this achievement shows Oxlade's growing global influence and reinforces Afrobeats' increasing presence in the international music landscape.

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The maiden edition of NotJustOk's Afrobeats Rumble has reached its thrilling Round of 16 stage. It features the crème de la crème of Afrobeats artists from Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, and beyond.

In a remarkable achievement, Ayra Starr has emerged as the only female artist to make it to this stage. This solidifies her position as a trailblazer in the industry.

Competing against 15 other top artists, Ayra Starr will face off against Rema in the Round of 16 in Afrobeats Rumble. Other exciting matchups include WizKid vs 2Baba, Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML, and Davido vs Iyanya.

The Afrobeats Rumble's Round of 16 fixtures are:

Group A:

• WizKid vs 2Baba
• Wande Coal vs Olamide
• Omah Lay vs Bella Shmurda
• Rema vs Ayra Starr

Group B:

• Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML
• Adekunle Gold vs Kizz Daniel
• Asake vs Flavour
• Iyanya vs Davido

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In a recent interview, Oxlade confessed that his admiration for Wande Coal's talent and impact on the music industry motivated him to pursue singing. "I don't think I've ever said this generally before, but I think Wande is the reason I make music, and people don't even know," he said.

"Wande is the reason why singers have the guts to still sing. Wande came in an era where, you know, vocalists and singers were a dying breed, and he made us have an identity and still believe in ourselves—so having someone like Wande on this album is a dream come true for me."

Also, Oxlade shared the story of how he collaborated with Wande Coal on his song, Asunasa - Hold Your Waist. He recounted how, after recording the song in Ghana, he felt something was missing, and a conversation with Wande Coal led to the legendary singer's feature on the track.

"That's the fastest song I made on the album. I made it in Ghana, and when I was thinking of the song I felt like the song was just missing something. [Wande and I] were discussing and I just pitched it to him, and he decided to jump on the song. That's one of my favourite songs of all time, and I feel like the world is going to relate to it."

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Asunasa, featuring the incredible vocals of Wande Coal, secures the tenth spot on Oxlade's new album, OFA (Oxlade From Africa), check out the captivating lyrics of Asunasa below.

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Oxlade - Asunasa Lyrics

Intro
Cripo, cripo (iskaba)
Cripo (eh, oh, oh, oh)
As soon as I hold, as soon as I, eh
As soon as I
As soon as I hold, hmm (boy, Oxlade)

Chorus
Omo, as soon as I hold your waist
All my sorrows disappear (hmm-mm)
I for like to solve your case
Shey you got the idea, oh my dear, baby? (Baby, my dear)

Verse 1
Our love similar (similar), oh my baby (similar)
She calling me criminal (criminal), oh, my shawty (criminal)
Shey you go like Tesla (Tesla) or Mercedes? (Tell me now)
You know say me I got stamina (stamina, oh, radical)
Girl, you've got me so addicted (so addicted, oh)
Girl, you're physically gifted (girl, you're physically gifted, oh)
Girl, you've got my spirit lifted (lifted, oh)
Baby, don't you leave me dented, oh
Baby, don't you leave me dented (ehn, iskaba)

Chorus
As I hold your waist (hold am, hold am, hold am)
Omo, omo, as soon as I hold your waist (hold am, hold am)
It's Wande Coal, yeah, yeah

Verse 2
She's steadily begging for more
She fine and she know
Load am Christian Dior
She's making me breaking the law
Shey you go allow me to be your man?
Say anytime that you want me
I will be there (I'ma be there)
Allow me to stroke your hair
Omo, don't make me crazy ('cause I'm crazy for you)
Crazy for you (oh)

Chorus
'Cause our love similar (similar, similar), oh my baby (baby)
She start to calling me criminal (criminal, criminal), oh my shawty
Omo, as soon as I hold your waist
All my sorrows disappear (all my sorrow disappear, kia, kia, kia, kia)
I for like to solve your case
Shey you got the idea, my dear? (Ohun getti the idea)
Oh, my dear (kia, kia)
Our love similar (similar, similar), oh my baby (oh my baby)
She calling me criminal (criminal), oh my shawty (criminal)
Shey you go like Tesla (Tesla) or Mercedes? (Tell me now)
You know say me I got stamina (stamina, oh, radical)

Outro
(Iskaba)
OGO Oxlade (Oxlade) and Wande Coal, oh, yeah
Omo, omo, as soon as I -
Hold am, hold am, hold am
As I -

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Nigerian ace singer, songwriter, and performer Adedamola Adefolahan,  Fireboy DML, has explained why he mirrored Wande Coal on a song off his latest album, 'Adedamola.'

The YBNL/Empire artist, who just dropped his 14-track fourth studio album, features the iconic Nigerian Afrobeat and Traditional Folk musician Lagbaja, American soul-stirring Grammy-winning singer Jon Batiste, Afrobeat veteran musician Seun Kuti, Afrobeats star Lojay, award-winning Nigerian disc jockey Spinall, and also a song that pays tribute to Nigerian Afropop star Wande Coal.

In the interview with Apple Music Africa Now's South African media personality Nandi Madida, Fireboy revealed why he dedicated the song titled 'Wande's Bop' after Wande Coal. The song, co-produced by ace Nigerian disc jockey and producer DJ Spinall alongside others like Semzi, is one of the bangers off the project, and it perfectly mirrors Wande Coal, whom many new age Afropop/Afrobeats acts including Fireboy, Wizkid, Oxlade, Joeboy, and others have often described as the "source".

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According to Fireboy, the song and the album are a tribute to legends who have shaped African music over the years, which is why he involved high-profile names like Lagbaja, Seun Kuti & Wande Coal on the project. He said:

"I recorded that in 2021 I think, in SPINALL’s studio in Lagos. I was like, “When the time is right, this record will come out”—it just made a lot of sense. I listened to the beat once and it just immediately took me back to 2015-2016, when I was listening to one of Wande Coal’s records. It just sounded like something Wande Coal would love, something he would have loved to have spit on. I was like, “What would Wande of 2016 do? Let me just try that.” It’s sort of like a tribute to him; [everyone] knows I respect him so much.

This whole album is more like a tribute to all the legends that shaped African music over the years, and also a testament to myself, of course, and my growth over the years."

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In an interview, Wande Coal emphasized his excellence and consistency in the industry, stating that he is a legend who continues to inspire new generations of artists.

Also, he boasted about his influence on the current sound of Nigerian music, claiming that he paved the way for the new wave of artists. Additionally, he expressed his desire to continue making music, citing its endless nature and his unmatched versatility.

The singer pointed to his diverse discography, noting that no two of his songs sound alike, from hits like Ololufe to So Mi So and Iskaba.

Meanwhile, the singer's assertions have sparked a lively debate online, with fans and critics sharing their opinions on Wande Coal's legendary status.

While some agree with his assessment, others have expressed differing views. Lastly, this has led to a heated discussion about his impact and influence on the Nigerian music industry.

“I’m the best at what I do. I’m a legend. I brought the new generation of sound & the new wave of the new artistes that’s happening now.”

- Wande Coal pic.twitter.com/SLNHB1WoAB

— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) July 27, 2024

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Tribeville Festival returned triumphantly to The Lawn at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, Texas, on Friday, July 5, 2024, for its second annual edition.

Headlined by Afrobeats superstar Davido, the festival, organized by the renowned Duke Concept, celebrated Black music from around the globe, uniting fans under one vibrant tribe.

This year's Tribeville lineup was a stellar showcase of talent, featuring Nigerian heavyweights Wande Coal and Young John, Grenadian sensation V’ghn, Trinidadian soca artist Preedy, and Nigerian singer-songwriter Chike.

The festival also welcomed Afrorap artist Bils, Alté group The Compozers, and South African rapper Focalistic. DJ sets by Skyla Tylaa, Babygirl The DJ, DJ Mobu, DJ Obi, DJ Big N, and many others kept the energy high throughout the event.

Following its debut in April 2023, which included performances by Adekunle Gold, Oxlade, Victony, Libianca, and more, Tribeville returned with even greater momentum.

This year's festival continued Duke Concept's mission to bring the dynamic sounds of Africa and the Caribbean to audiences in the U.S. and beyond, building on the success of their all-Ghanaian music festival Rolling Cocoa in Washington, D.C., and Davido's headline show at New York City's Madison Square Garden.

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— Pop Jollof (@PopJollof) July 6, 2024

Davido Performing his hit songs Back to Back (IF x FALL) at #TribevillaFestival
Tribeville Festival 2024,

last night was littpic.twitter.com/Jewhj1CrqT

— Zamani (@xx_zamani) July 6, 2024

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— Becky5 (@BECKYIZZZ) July 6, 2024

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The collaboration between Wande Coal and Wale gave birth to the remix of Wande's chart-topping track, Again, check out the most authentic lyrics for the Again Remix below, and sing along.

Wande Coal & Wale - Again Remix Lyrics

Intro
Iskaba

Verse 1
Sweet like water with inside coconut
Sleep after tip, you gimme stamina
Wait for you so the same time we cum
Me and you at the same time
I never want to leave omo
Do dance with me omo
I pull up on your beach omo
It's time to swim omo

Pre-Chorus
Baby girl make you know they lie (no lie)
Make you tell your friends say if they feel this guy
Don't even waste time (oh)
'Cause no me you go follow till the day we die
I mean why
I can't wait to make your face just smile
It's not a lie
You set my soul on fire

Chorus
So many girls have passed through (passed through)
None of the girls fine pass you (fine pass you)
So many things you've been through (been through)
But this life would no be the same again
Wouldn't be the same again
Will never be the same again
Will never be the same again, oh
Never be the same again

Verse 2
No mind them, them they lie to you
Them talk, say me me I'm too bad for you
No mind them, them they lie to you
Them talk, say me me I'm no good for you
Find it inside in your palm banana (villa)
But should I go? I never die (but)
Find it inside, it is time to give up (oh)
It has always got a price, oh
Baby you making me look a fool but you got it
Squeeze out my messes and get your brew, shall I pop it? (Yeah)
Bring up the music when now my vision is different
Wish I can get you a tattoon it's like you're so so crowded
Dodge all your feelings
Tattooing your body
Mess 'cause a Kobe can't mess with it's flawless
I tell you why, I tell you why, I tell you why I'm single
I make a double text so might I'm tripping if I triple

Pre-Chorus
Baby girl make you know they lie (no lie)
Make you tell your friends say if they feel this guy
Don't even waste time (oh)
'Cause no me you go follow 'til the day we die
I mean why
I can't wait to make your face just smile
It's not a lie
You set my soul on fire

Chorus
So many girls have passed through (passed through)
None of the girls fine pass you (fine pass you)
So many things you've been through (been through)
But this life would no be the same again
Wouldn't be the same again
Will never be the same again
Will never be the same again, oh
Never be the same again
So many girls have passed through (passed through)
None of the girls fine pass you (fine pass you)
So many things you've been through (been through)
But this life would no be the same again
Wouldn't be the same again
Will never be the same again
Will never be the same again, oh
Never be the same again

Collaborators on the Lyrics of 'Again Remix'

Tobiloba Akinsete, Oluseyifunmi Akinrinmade.

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The event, scheduled for Friday, July 5, 2024, at the White Oak Music Lawn, will be headlined by Davido. Interestingly, it features a talented roster of artists including Wande Coal, Focalistic, Young Jonn, and more.

More so, the festival promises to be an exciting experience. It entails a blend of Afrobeat, hip-hop, and other genres set to thrill the audience. Also, Kcee's addition to the lineup is expected to bring an extra layer of energy to the event. Of course, this is evidence from his hit songs and captivating stage presence.

Noteworthily, Other performers at the festival include Skyla Tylaa, Vghn, Ilandboy Preedy, Obis House, Djobiondeck, Dj Big N, Dj Prince, and Dj Towii. Lastly, with Kcee's addition and diverse range of artists and DJs, TribeVille Fest is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events of the summer in Houston.

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The City Boy crooner initially named veteran artists such as Timaya, Wande Coal, D’Banj, 2Baba, and Larry Gaga among those he respects, sparking widespread discussion.

In a follow-up video on Thursday, May 16, 2024, Burna Boy explained that his Instagram Live ended prematurely, preventing him from delivering his full message. He clarified that the 'OGs' he mentioned are individuals who have had a personal impact on his life, rather than solely influencing his music career.

Burna Boy concluded by highlighting the importance of seeking information and knowledge from qualified sources, stressing that personal experiences and relationships play a crucial role in shaping one's journey.

“When I listed the OGs, i mentioned artistes who impacted my life. My conclusion is we need to stop letting unqualified people be the go-to for knowledge”

- Burna Boy pic.twitter.com/1ODQehraWE

— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) May 16, 2024

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Wizkid recounted how he grew up surrounded by the Mo’ Hits family, asserting that he spent significant time living with them without their awareness. Despite being under the same roof, the young artist flew under the radar, considering them as family.

The singer gave a heartfelt shout-out to the entire Mo’ Hits roster, including D’Banj, Don Jazzy, Wande Coal, Dr. Sid, and D’Prince, acknowledging their collective contribution to African music.

In his reflections, the Grammy winning artist praised the Mo’ Hits team as a powerhouse in the music industry, expressing gratitude for their influence and impact. He concluded by offering prayers for God’s blessings upon them, describing them as a formidable force that significantly shaped the African music landscape.

I grew up around D’banj

- Wizkid. pic.twitter.com/LF0QfKvOq1

— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) April 25, 2024

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With over two decades in the music industry, D'banj took to social media on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, to share his excitement about the upcoming release, scheduled for next Friday, May 3, 2024, which he describes as one of his favorites yet.

Reflecting on his journey as an entertainer since 2004, D'banj expressed gratitude to the individuals who have played pivotal roles in his career. In a heartfelt message, he specifically celebrated the defunct music group Mo' Hits and their formidable team, acknowledging their collective contributions to his success.

The Koko Master expressed admiration for the unity and talent within Mo' Hits, highlighting the exceptional teamwork that elevated the music scene during their reign. He singled out members, Don Jazzy, Wande Coal, Dr. Sid, D'Prince, and Kay Switch, affectionately referring to them as his brothers and praising their collective impact on the industry.

In a poignant moment, D'banj addressed past conflicts and disputes, expressing his decision to move beyond the "blame game" and extend forgiveness to anyone he may have wronged. He embraced the lessons learned from both triumphs and setbacks, acknowledging their role in shaping him and his peers into the successful figures they are today.

D'banj also took the opportunity to extend appreciation to the unsung heroes behind the scenes, including Baba Are, Chuchu Lee, General Jay, Kamal, and many others who contributed to his journey. He expressed profound gratitude for their support and dedication.

As anticipation builds for his upcoming track titled Since '04, set to drop on Friday, May 3, 2024, D'banj's message resonates with fans, reminding them of his enduring impact on Nigerian music and beyond. With his unwavering passion and dedication, D'banj continues to inspire a new generation of artists and entertainers, solidifying his status as a true legend in the industry.

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The Mavin Records boss shared throwback music videos of songs he produced, including hits like D’Banj’s Why Me and Oliver Twist, Wande Coal’s The Kick, Ikechukwu’s Whine Am Well, and Korede Bello’s Godwin.

In a post on his Instagram page on Thursday, April 4, 2024, Don Jazzy expressed amusement at the possibility that his fans might have forgotten his capabilities as a master producer. To jog their memory, he shared a selection of iconic tracks he had a hand in creating. Notably, Don Jazzy also highlighted his production credit on the song Lift Off by Kanye West, Jay Z, and Beyoncé.

Accompanied by the caption, "It’s like you guys have forgotten I’m a master producer o. Let me remind you a bit." Don Jazzy’s gesture serves as a nostalgic reminder of his significant contributions to the music industry.

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