5&6 is the Next anthem Off His Current Hit-Laden Album; Super C season shot on location in Miami, USA ; Naeto brings this home in some style, delivering a world class video with consummate ease and all the class we have grown to expect. Directed By Clarence Peters.
Showing posts with label Naeto C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naeto C. Show all posts
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Video: Tha Suspect – I No Send You [Emcee Version, Part1] ft. Sound Sultan, illbliss, Ghetto P, Mi Fliss, MI, Vector & Neato C
You've seen the femcee version of what I consider the hip hop street song of the year; 'I No Send You' by Tha Suspect, now here comes the Emcee version. If you had the opportunity to listen to the original full 12minutes version with Wyclef, you'll definitely know some of these lines. Te line-up is heavy and Naeto C and Sound Sultan joins in as well to murder it. Sick!!!!!!!!
....but wait, hey! "My father get bia-bia pass you papa"
From what we hear, this is just the part one of the Emcee version, am suspecting that Tha Suspect is keeping the big fish for the last.
....but wait, hey! "My father get bia-bia pass you papa"
From what we hear, this is just the part one of the Emcee version, am suspecting that Tha Suspect is keeping the big fish for the last.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Davido Feat Naeto C - Back When
Check out Davido, an upcoming artistes who has been proving himself on features. Here is his new single “Back When” ft Naeto C, and if I can say so myself it’s pretty impressive.
Born in Atlanta, Georgia (U.S.A), but brought up in Lagos, Nigeria, Davido has been producing music since the tender age of 13. After a few self-taught lessons in various studios, he began to explore the depths of music while in high-school as a member of a minor music group....
Born in Atlanta, Georgia (U.S.A), but brought up in Lagos, Nigeria, Davido has been producing music since the tender age of 13. After a few self-taught lessons in various studios, he began to explore the depths of music while in high-school as a member of a minor music group....
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Sauce Kid - Kill them with the Rhythm + Put Food For My Table
Sauce Kid is out with his Da RIp Off mixtape as promised and this tape goes hard with so many high profile features like X.O Senavoe, Godwon, Tec (SDC) Ghetto P, CartiAir, Ikechukwu, Naeto C, Sasha, Xela Xelz and several others. Some of the producers include C-Zure (Getting To The Money, Distribution), Soul Nana, Xela Xelz (Don’t Change, Put Food For My Plate), HCode (Nuttin), Gshock (Whus Good) etcTeasertube will be sampling two tracks off the mixtape 'Kill them with the rhythm' ft Shank, Naeto C, Sasha P, General Pype and 'Put Food For My Table' - Saucekid ft Tec (SDC), two mad tracks. Listen and share your opinion.
Kill them with the Rhythm - Saucekid ft Shank
Put Food For My Table - Saucekid ft Tec (SDC)
Download Da RIp Off mixtape here
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Video: Rep 4 Naija - MTV ft. D'banj, M.I., Naeto C, El Dee, Sound Sultan others (MTV Base)
in showing their support to the current electoral process in Nigeria, MTV put together this master piece that looks like a superstar conference. Our music stars all came out in voice to say 'Rep 4 Naija', encouraging every1 to take part in choosing who leads our great nation.
Positive movement i must say from the heavy weights, we hope every1 is carried in this band wagon.
Enjoy
Positive movement i must say from the heavy weights, we hope every1 is carried in this band wagon.
Enjoy
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
New Video: Naeto C - 10 over 10
Naeto C and Storm took over the streets to have a real carnival. This is the video of the monster single '10 over 10'. Shout out to Power base, and everyone who came out to show love and support....Enjoy the sounds and feel of Urban Lagos..Shikena Yes Boss!
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Proverb Ft Naeto C – Higher
This one will go down as one of the best collabos between two great African MCs; ProVerb (South Africa) and Naeto C (Nigeria). ProVerb as always proves why he should be respected as one of the best word-play kings in Africa with punch lines like “according to the calendar/ a week is seven days/we got several ways to squeeze a week into a day”. Naeto C also doesn’t disappoint on the song, he came through with his swag -flow; “passports filled with more stamps than a hundred letters”In other news, we hear that Naeto C's Super C Season drops officially on the 7th of February 2011. Watch out for what promises to be a 10/10 album.
Proverb Ft Naeto C – Higher
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Monday, January 3, 2011
New Music: Share My blessing - NaetoC ft Asa
Storm in the Building again. It looks like the Storm camp has plans to add melody to every single day in 2011, first it was the 7 Star General with 'Nigeria love' (our previous post), now Super C is at it.The track we have been waiting for so long is here and as expected the joint is dope. Naeto C spits though provoking bars as you cant help but be grateful for 2010. Asa did the rest. World class.
''...my experience justifies where am headed; so when they talk about the things that I do wrong; I just pat them on the back like a new-born..." - Naeto C
What a song to start off with 2011. Enjoy!
Share My blessing ft Asa
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Artiste Bios - General Pype
Profile of the week: GENERAL PYPE (02-01-2011)
Beyond the dreadlocks, his distinct style is redefining the Caribbean sound with strong influences from his Nigerian identity. The music of this singer, songwriter and songstylist can be defined as reggae fusion which willingly incorporates elements of hip-hop, rock-pop and R&B into the riddims of reggae and dancehall. He calls his a “tube-sound” carried by striking vocals that capture a forest of emotions and textures—This is Pype.
Originally from Abeokuta in Ogun State, Nigeria, Ibrahim Majekodunmi was raised in Lagos. At the source of his unmistakable voice is a combination of nature and nurture. Having been introduced to singing in church, he joined an acapella group at St Gregory’s Secondary School, Obalende in 1998. The formation grew into a 30-man classical/opera choir, The Triumphant Chorale Voices, which became one of the top three classical groups in Nigeria under the aegis of ASP Mike Ohiri. Pype, who was then known as Majek, still draws from a classical tradition that forced him to train his voice with the rigor of an opera singer, pushing his vocal capacities to a breaking point, translating emotion into the language of notes without the luxury of gimmicks. The group performed at the Eagle Square Abuja to usher in the new Millennium. Pype delivered solo performances as the choir’s bass singer accompanied by The Grand Chamber Orchestral which accomplished the rare feat of rendering all three parts of George F. Handel’s Messiah. As he came of age, it became easier to extend lessons from the classical genre into something that gave him more creative license.
His unique stamp has pumped a dose of adrenaline into the sounds of highlife pioneer Sunny Neji (“Crush”), hip-hop Diva Sasha (“Strong thin”), Niyola (“Mo Ranyan”), MI (“teaser”) and Sheyman (“Showa remix”). His desire: “To make music that inspires and uplifts, make people think and dance there is nothing wrong with following your dreams. Music and timeless lyrics are my passion— I breathe for this.” says Pype. Among his biggest influences are Beethoven, Frank Sinatra, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Bob Marley, U-Roy, fierce Dancehall pioneers Supercat, Shabba Ranks, Spragga Benz, Sizzla and Beenie Man. As a performer, he has shared the stage with Nigerian and international artists including Sean Paul, Akon, and the duo of Brick & Lace to name a few.
At the 2009 edition of MTVBase Music Awards hosted by Wyclef Jean in Kenya, Pype stunned the audience with his power-packed performance of “Teaser” with MI and South Africa’s Lira. Also, his newest single, “Champion”, a brass-driven dancehall tune that could easily serve as a world anthem has been getting rave reviews.
Pype's View on 'Champion'.
From Pype’s perspective, if “Champion” were a person, it would be you, with black stripes under your eyes, wearing a camouflage uniform and heavy-duty boots, standing with confidence in front your life’s biggest obstacle. Champion is the 20th century world anthem. “Champion is a gift from my soul to everyone across the globe. Don’t look at the limitations. Pursue your goals.” The music video was directed by Bobby Boulders and shot in Obalende-Lagos where Pype was raised. “The world needs to see where I’m from. They (The people of Obalende) are champions that gave birth to a champion.”
A perfectionist, Pype is currently putting finishing touches to his much anticipated debut album and Podium Vybez and Storm 360 have combined forces to ensure that it hits the world stage. With his enthralling vibes wedded to lush melodies, he is fast becoming a major force and one of the few artists leading the progressive movement of reggae and dancehall in Africa by expanding its reach without diluting the core values of this ageless genre of music. Made in Nigeria for global consumption, pave way for General Pype and get ready to be Pypnotised!
Additional video: Watch Dj Vinnie ft General Pype - Some love
Listen to his new joint, "Nigeria love"
Links:
http://www.facebook.com/generalpype?v=wall
http://twitter.com/#!/Generalpype
Beyond the dreadlocks, his distinct style is redefining the Caribbean sound with strong influences from his Nigerian identity. The music of this singer, songwriter and songstylist can be defined as reggae fusion which willingly incorporates elements of hip-hop, rock-pop and R&B into the riddims of reggae and dancehall. He calls his a “tube-sound” carried by striking vocals that capture a forest of emotions and textures—This is Pype.
Originally from Abeokuta in Ogun State, Nigeria, Ibrahim Majekodunmi was raised in Lagos. At the source of his unmistakable voice is a combination of nature and nurture. Having been introduced to singing in church, he joined an acapella group at St Gregory’s Secondary School, Obalende in 1998. The formation grew into a 30-man classical/opera choir, The Triumphant Chorale Voices, which became one of the top three classical groups in Nigeria under the aegis of ASP Mike Ohiri. Pype, who was then known as Majek, still draws from a classical tradition that forced him to train his voice with the rigor of an opera singer, pushing his vocal capacities to a breaking point, translating emotion into the language of notes without the luxury of gimmicks. The group performed at the Eagle Square Abuja to usher in the new Millennium. Pype delivered solo performances as the choir’s bass singer accompanied by The Grand Chamber Orchestral which accomplished the rare feat of rendering all three parts of George F. Handel’s Messiah. As he came of age, it became easier to extend lessons from the classical genre into something that gave him more creative license.
His unique stamp has pumped a dose of adrenaline into the sounds of highlife pioneer Sunny Neji (“Crush”), hip-hop Diva Sasha (“Strong thin”), Niyola (“Mo Ranyan”), MI (“teaser”) and Sheyman (“Showa remix”). His desire: “To make music that inspires and uplifts, make people think and dance there is nothing wrong with following your dreams. Music and timeless lyrics are my passion— I breathe for this.” says Pype. Among his biggest influences are Beethoven, Frank Sinatra, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Bob Marley, U-Roy, fierce Dancehall pioneers Supercat, Shabba Ranks, Spragga Benz, Sizzla and Beenie Man. As a performer, he has shared the stage with Nigerian and international artists including Sean Paul, Akon, and the duo of Brick & Lace to name a few.
At the 2009 edition of MTVBase Music Awards hosted by Wyclef Jean in Kenya, Pype stunned the audience with his power-packed performance of “Teaser” with MI and South Africa’s Lira. Also, his newest single, “Champion”, a brass-driven dancehall tune that could easily serve as a world anthem has been getting rave reviews.
Pype's View on 'Champion'.
From Pype’s perspective, if “Champion” were a person, it would be you, with black stripes under your eyes, wearing a camouflage uniform and heavy-duty boots, standing with confidence in front your life’s biggest obstacle. Champion is the 20th century world anthem. “Champion is a gift from my soul to everyone across the globe. Don’t look at the limitations. Pursue your goals.” The music video was directed by Bobby Boulders and shot in Obalende-Lagos where Pype was raised. “The world needs to see where I’m from. They (The people of Obalende) are champions that gave birth to a champion.”
A perfectionist, Pype is currently putting finishing touches to his much anticipated debut album and Podium Vybez and Storm 360 have combined forces to ensure that it hits the world stage. With his enthralling vibes wedded to lush melodies, he is fast becoming a major force and one of the few artists leading the progressive movement of reggae and dancehall in Africa by expanding its reach without diluting the core values of this ageless genre of music. Made in Nigeria for global consumption, pave way for General Pype and get ready to be Pypnotised!
Additional video: Watch Dj Vinnie ft General Pype - Some love
Listen to his new joint, "Nigeria love"
Links:
http://www.facebook.com/generalpype?v=wall
http://twitter.com/#!/Generalpype
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
9ja Breed – The Compilation Album
Check out their album listing on their site http://www.9jabreed.net/#.
Baby no be lie (I’m so fly) – Gino feat. YQ & Naeto C
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