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11. Loyal by Magixx
    The understanding of Reggae/Dancehall provides the right environment for Magixx to express his commitment to love.
12. Stand by You by Pheelz
    Pheelz‘ Stand by You is a chilly confession with a calmness expressive of the best of emotions in a love affair.
13. Sability by Ayra Starr
    A sampling passed down more than five decades ago is the surface on which Ayra Starr built her signature for her Sabi Boys and Girls.
14. Moto by Lojay
    A haunted car with a rare view reflective of a cheating partner — it’s the experience of Stockholm Syndrome on Lojay‘s Moto.
15. Breaking the Yoke of Love by Blaqbonez, Chike & Raybekah
    A hammering against love and every feeling of affection, stripping the individual of self-discovery.
16. I Don’t Like You by Bloody Civilian
    A song justifying the illogical hate the individual bears for the individual.
17. Yoga by Asake
    The spiritual was brought back to life via a loan from Senegalese music mashed with Fuji.
18. Omo Ologo by Zlatan Ibile
    Another unpredictable Zlatan since 2020, That Guy — Omo Ologo, is a rap tied to a distinctive hook style.
19. Chant Down Babylon by Jesse Jagz
    An awakening of the young mind — the same condemnation of the ills of the Nigerian state.
20. Party No Dey Stop by Adekunle Gold & Zinoleesky
    Self-evaluation that must justify the need for merrymaking — AG’s PNDS is proclamatory of enjoyment.
21. Body & Soul by Joeboy
    Though simple, the best guitar riffs tuck at the softest part of the music’s mind.

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