Remember JJC, the UK dwelling Nigerian producer of Big Brovaz fame? A couple of years back he released a solo effort ‘Atide’, then became presenter of BBC 1Xtra’s African show (currently hosted by dj Edu). He is back with a new single and video, preceding a new album. This one could become big! Don’t just take our word for it. First up, here’s the audio. Click through to see the video…
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From the announcement of the video shoot: “The video is a celebration of African pride and heritage and the way it has influenced our current social trends. The aim is to take us away from the hate filled perception of the past to a more co-existent world where Blacks, Whites and everything in between can live peacefully in harmony and pride with each other. The video content features successful role-models and an appreciation for life and culture.”
Babuu
October 22, 2009
Nothing to say about the song..its wicked…and the video is so nice..
classic one..
NIgeria Music Movement
October 25, 2009
JJC & 419 squad were one of the early pioneers. D’Banj even did music with them back in the day in London and now he’s winning MTV awards all over africa …y’all need some D’Banj videos on this website http://www.nigeriamusicmovement.com/index.php/dbanj-playlist-youtube
yinka
November 15, 2009
I think the video is very nice
Anonymous
December 5, 2009
nice music i like it n i will always remember them afro kuulioz music
the rock ma world n they r the best eva ily
krazykat
December 8, 2009
da musik is fulkin bloody get grooving
Rawarea
January 6, 2010
dat song is off the hook those guys are gud thats all i can say
tai chi
April 17, 2010
extremely cool music. nice beat
Ese
May 4, 2010
this jamz is really representing
ziomal
May 27, 2010
crazy beat and chorus.
Greetz from Poland. Greetz for the real one.
Gbenga
June 17, 2010
You all need to see my 2year old song sing and dance to it.
I love the song
Zel Vader
January 11, 2011
Sooooooooooooooooo I’ve never listened to african-rap before, I usually stick to American or Brazilian rap. But I must say Africans are GETTING IT! Y’all should be played on the radio foreal-foreal.
all luh from da south-side!
(u.s that is)
thandie
May 6, 2011
this song is crackin fam wuw keep it up jjc
fati
June 24, 2011
Am ghanaian,but this guy is the best musician in nigeria,and one of the best in Africa as a whole,not only bcos of his voice but the also the message .What makes it special is that it touches every black person heart and make those who r dark yet still feel they are not africans.Good work out there,bro keep it up,we need more.All africans shd partronise him by buying his cd.
U. Pius
July 4, 2011
hmm… pretty cool music! … has the tendency to drift one from the GROUND to the EXCITED state.