Nigerian music icon Olamide Adedeji, widely celebrated as “Baddo”, hosted an exclusive breakfast listening session on Thursday, June 19, 2025, to unveil his highly anticipated eleventh studio album, Olamidé.

The intimate event, held at a luxury venue in Lagos, was produced in partnership with The Breakfast Club, an exciting platform that curates unique early-day breakfast and music experiences, and is one to watch on the Lagos social scene.

A Morning of Music, Culture, and Connection

Guests were treated to a first and immersive physical listening of Olamidé featuring standout tracks like “Indika” (with Dr Dre & Spinall), “99” (with Asake, Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn, and Daecolm), “LuvaLuvah” (To mention a Few).

Produced by hitmakers including Eskeez, Semzi, Yung Willis, and Spinall, the album reflects Olamide’s evolving artistry, blending Afrobeats, street-hop, and global sounds into a bold sonic statement.

Family, Friends & Colleagues grace the event.

Adding to the warmth of the occasion, Olamide’s wife and children were present, making it a truly personal celebration. The event drew notable figures. From music, sports, and entertainment, including Super Eagles stars Victor Osimhen and Victor Boniface, football legend Obafemi Martins, and fellow artists Fireboy DML, Odumodublvck, Lil Kesh, DO2DTUN, Toolz, ID Cabasa, and Elozonam.

Key influencers, media personalities, and industry stakeholders round off the guest list, creating a vibrant cross-section of Nigeria’s creative community.

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The partnership with The Breakfast Club helped shape the event’s fresh, morning-centric vibe, blending good music, great company, and signature breakfast and coffee experiences that set the tone for a new kind of listening event in Lagos.

It’s a collaboration that signals The Breakfast Club as a fresh force in the city’s lifestyle and entertainment space.

A Social Media Moment

Hosted by Bisola Aiyeola & VJ Adam, highlights from the event were posted across social platforms, with guests sharing snippets of performances, heartfelt speeches, and the dynamic atmosphere that defined the morning.

Olamide described Olamidé as “a project from the heart”, “a celebration of where I’ve been, where I am, and where I’m going.”

Olamidé is now streaming across major platforms, with a formal album launch.

Concert and international tour dates to be announced soon.

With backing from YBNL Nation and Empire, the album is making waves globally.

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Nigerian rap icon and YBNL Nation boss, Olamide, has officially unveiled the tracklist for his highly anticipated album titled Olamide, scheduled for release on June 19, 2025.

The announcement, accompanied by a striking album artwork, reveals an impressive lineup of collaborations that promise to make this project one of the most exciting releases of the year.

The 17-track album features a diverse mix of local and international heavyweights, with multiple appearances from Afrobeats superstar Wizkid, who is featured on tracks Kai and Billionaires Club. Street-hop sensation Seyi Vibez also makes a double appearance alongside Muyeez on Free and on the all-star anthem 99, which also includes contributions from Young Jonn, Asake, and Daecolm.

In a surprising crossover move, legendary American producer Dr. Dre joins forces with Nigerian DJ and producer Spinall on Indika, marking one of the most unexpected collaborations on the project. Other notable guest appearances include British rapper Darkoo, reggae-dancehall star Popcaan on Rain, BOJ on Stronger, and rising star Fadi on Paris.

The tracklist suggests a rich blend of sounds ranging from rap, street-hop, Afrobeats, and dancehall to international hip-hop influences. Titles like Prelude, Hasibunallah, Luvaluvah, Hybrid, and Lalakipo hint at a fusion of introspection, street credibility, and melodic experimentation that fans have come to expect from Olamide.

This marks another milestone in Olamide’s illustrious career, reinforcing his reputation for pushing sonic boundaries and bridging genres while nurturing young talents within and outside Nigeria.

With the album due out in just a few days, the excitement within the Afrobeats community is palpable. Fans eagerly anticipate what promises to be a landmark project from one of the genre's most consistent hitmakers.

Lastly, with the tracklist out, the album Olamide officially drops on June 19, 2025.

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Young Jonn has been one of the most penetrating voices in Afrobeats these past few years. With several hits under his belt and the commercially successful Jiggy Forever album, the Chocolate City man has earned the right to flex his laurels and talk about how great he is, which is the main theme behind “Che Che,” his new record.

On “Che Che,” he’s joined by Asake, another artist who constructed his acclaim upon such rocky ground. Both artists are in scintillating form as they reflect their distinct styles; the sweet-tongued bounce of Young Jonn floats in cheerful cadences, complemented by the swagger-driven rhythms of Asake, whose recent music has reflected his hip-hop influences even more vividly. All these nuances of delivery take on a searing form in this new single.

The song is co-produced by Jaytunes and Young Jonn himself, recalling the 2000s when, as a YBNL-affiliated producer, he soundtracked the uptempo direction of the era’s street pop. Perhaps that’s where his distinct interpretation of amapiano comes from, blending its hypnotic percussion with a flair that echoes the nightlife of Lagos.

In his verse, Young Jonn affirms that “I get am before no be property…deliver me from my frenemies,” the lyrics are sung with an almost religious earnestness, seeing as spaces as the ones he enjoys are exclusively accessed by money and influence. Assured in his place, Asake paints the other side of the picture, asserting that he feels good, "mehn I’m too fly / praying, Alubarika, everywhere good, agba baller.”

“Che Che” would resonate with those who hit the road often and stake it all on the promise of a good time. Its anchor on divine help will do its bit among Nigerians, who are famously prayerful, except here it’s delivered with fiery pomp rather than solemn admonition. Following the upbeat direction of Young Jonn’s music, “Che Che” proves the natural follow-up to records like “Wetego,” on which he contributed a verse for his label mate Blaqbonez, and “Only Fans,” which had been Young Jonn’s first release of the year.

Once again, Young Jonn proves himself a force on the dance floor.