Saturday, 10 January 2026

Music: Baddest DJ Timmy x Terry Apala - Touchdown

 



 Baddest DJ Timmy, has kicked off the year on a high note with the release of a brand new single titled “Touchdown.”

 

The energetic track features street-hop sensation Terry Apala, whose unique fusion of Apala rhythms and contemporary sounds adds depth and vibrancy to the song. “Touchdown” delivers an infectious blend of upbeat production, catchy lyrics, and dance-ready vibes, making it a strong contender for playlists and party rotations this new year.

 

With this collaboration, Baddest DJ Timmy once again proves his ability to bring together exciting talents to create sounds that resonate with music lovers across the country. Fans can expect “Touchdown” to dominate airwaves and clubs as the year unfolds.


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Thursday, 8 January 2026

The Day The Heart Died Wins Best Short Film at AFRIFF 2025 as Samuel Ojetola Expands His Nollywood Footprint

 

The Day The Heart Died has emerged winner of Best Short Film at the 2025 Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), marking a significant milestone for its producers and reaffirming the growing influence of independent Nigerian cinema on the global stage.

The award-winning short film was executively produced by Samuel Ojetola, whose strategic oversight and creative leadership played a central role in shaping the project from development to international recognition. Known for his philosophy that impactful storytelling is driven by vision rather than budget, Ojetola continues to champion emotionally grounded and culturally resonant narratives.

Beyond The Day The Heart Died, Ojetola’s body of work reflects a deliberate push toward elevated genre storytelling. His recent project, Demon in the Glass, is currently showing on Africa Magic Showcase (Channel 151), DStv, GOtv (Channel 8), and streaming on Showmax, further cementing his presence within mainstream African distribution platforms.

Produced under Mysticum Studios and Captain Abbey Film Production, Demon in the Glass demonstrates the producer’s commitment to stories that explore psychological tension, moral conflict, and spiritual undertones—hallmarks of the creative direction he is carving within Nollywood.

 

Speaking on the AFRIFF win, the producer  acknowledged the collective effort of the cast and crew whose dedication brought The Day The Heart Died to life. The recognition also underscores Mysticum Studios’ growing reputation as a production house focused on bold, character-driven films with global appeal.

 

With multiple projects currently in development across short and feature-length formats, Samuel Ojetola continues to position himself as a key voice in the new wave of Nigerian producers redefining narrative depth, genre ambition, and international relevance.

Monday, 5 January 2026

MUSIC: Wisdom Pro ft 6Figures - This Year

 

Sunday, 4 January 2026

Mpj Donbale Full Biography, About & Lifestyle

 

Friday, 2 January 2026

MUSIC: Mpj Donbale Ft Ninokruz - NOGUA

     

VIDEO: Traycee Ink - “Drama Queen” (Teaser)

 


Traycee Ink’s steady rise in Nigeria’s music industry is fast becoming one of the most inspiring grassroots stories to emerge in recent times. From a childhood shaped by hardship to a growing reputation as one of the country’s promising new voices, the young artiste’s journey reflects resilience, grit, and an unyielding belief in purpose.

Raised in a rural community by his grandparents after losing his mother at a young age, Traycee Ink was introduced early to the harsh realities of survival. With limited access to education due to financial constraints and little external guidance, he took on various forms of labour to support his household. From farm work to assisting his grandfather in selling palm wine, setting animal traps in the bush, and working as a hired farmhand for other farmers, his formative years were defined by struggle and self-reliance.

These experiences would later shape the discipline and emotional depth now evident in his music. Known for his romantic visual style and a distinctive sound that sets him apart from many of his peers, Traycee Ink has steadily built a catalogue of hit records that continue to resonate with listeners across the country.

Reflecting on his journey, the singer says his background remains a source of motivation rather than limitation. “I came from a place where nothing was promised, but I always believed my story could be bigger than my surroundings. Everything I went through in the village prepared me for this moment,” he said.

Despite the challenges that marked his early life, Traycee Ink has remained focused on his craft, carving out a distinct lane in Nigeria’s highly competitive music scene. His latest release signals another step forward in a career that many believe is only just beginning.

As fans and industry watchers keep a close eye on his growth, Traycee Ink’s story stands as a reminder that talent, when combined with perseverance, can rise from the most unlikely places. Congratulations continue to pour in for the young artiste as he embraces a future filled with promise and possibility.

Watch the Official Video for “Drama Queen” by Traycee Ink below: