New Video: Joe El – Bakololo

Kennis Music's Joe El is back with the video of Bakololo, which he dropped some weeks back. Joe El has been working round the clock these days as he has puts out materials a couple of material within the last month.
Check out this lovely video, it also features singer Essence; his labelmate on cameo.
Enjoy

Profile of the week: Ruggedman

Real Name: Michael Ugochukwu Stephens

Stage Name: Ruggedman

Date of Birth: September 20 

State of Origin: Abia State, Nigeria.

Genre: Rapper

A graduate of political science from Lagos State University, Ọ̀jọ́, he started loving music in 1989. He had his own songs done in 1991 and released a CD, which had two tracks. The two songs got massive air play, but in 2002, Ruggedman felt Nigerian rappers (such as Rasqie,Eedris Abdulkareem, Maintain and many others) lacked talent and he needed to do something about it. He was the most controversial musician at that time and that won him a lot of awards.

One of his controversial tracks is Big Bros. This diss track was attacking the CEOs of Kennis Music Keke Ogungbe and Dayo "D1" Adeneye. He also hit harder than anyone could have imagined when he said "the fact that you have (got) money doesn't mean you can toy with me" reasons being that he felt that the CEOs were politicizing the industry and barring other acts from proving their skills. He did not attack rappers such as Modenine, 2-Shotz, Freestyle, Six Foot+ possibly because he saw them as rappers who use words, because that was what he advised Edris Abdulkareem - "try use words, and u might sound nice, but not as precise as my guys you see in front of your eyes". He is from the Igbo ethnic group in Nigeria.

He has however made up with all the people he has dissed in the past save for Mode Nine.