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At exactly 9PM West African time, YBNL boss Olamide dropped his 9th studio album titled ‘999’. Download Top Best Songs on Olamide ‘999’ EP – Review
The album produced by 9 different producers features Phyno, Rhatti, Cheque, Jackmillz, and other acts including an upcoming artiste, Jayboi who served Olamide in Abeakota IBD hotel.
The 9-track album is super classic to say the least. It’s a complete body of work as it cuts across all afrobeat sounds including the trending lamba.
Here are the top best songs off Olamide ‘999’ album.
1. Olamide – ‘No Time’
This is an emotional sound. It’s a mid tempo trap sound. Olamide renders a other hip pop sound mixed with great additional vocals to spice it up. ‘No time’ is one of the top best songs off Olamide ‘999’ album.
Rating – 5/5
2. Olamide – ‘Warlords’ feat. Snow, Phyno, Rhatti, Cheque
The pheelz produced beat is a progressive hip pop sound. Olamide features Snow and his friend Phyno. ‘Warlords’ also features penthouse new signee, Rhatti and Cheque.
Rating – 5/5
3. Olamide – ‘Billion Talk’ feat Milly
This is another trap sound. Olamide is definitely not joking. To me, ‘999’ is one of his best projects as it takes him off his comfort zone bring a new form of Olamide to us.
Rating – 5/5
4. Olamide – ‘Dance With the Devil’ feat Sosa-E & Jackmillz
I wouldn’t be wrong to say this is the best song in this project. The beat, lyrics and flows are just superb. Olamide brings on Sosa-E to join him and Jackmillz on this one.
Rating – 5/5
5. Olamide – ‘Wonma’
Producer Crackermallo collaborated with Olamide on ‘Wonma’ to dish out a typical Olamide lamba sound. This is definitely gonna possess the streets. It’s unique, spectacular and groovy.
Rating – 4/5
6. Olamide – ‘Demons’ Jackwillz
This is another trap sound from Olamide and Jackmillz. Jackmillz who remains the only artiste featured on two different songs in this album renders a crazy performance on this masterpiece.
Rating – 4/5
7. Olamide – ‘Mojo’ feat Jayboi
‘Mojo’, Olamide brings on a waiter who served him at IBD hotel in Abeokuta to another trap sound off his ‘999’ album. This is definitely one of the biggest records off this album.
Rating – 4/5
8. Olamide – ‘Prophecy’
YBNL boss jumps on ‘Prophecy’ alone like the street king he is. The progressive hip pop beat was converted into a masterpiece by the indigenous rapper.
Rating – 3/5
9. Olamide – ‘Rich and Famous’
It couldn’t felt any better listening to this rare vibe and just nodding to the rhythm. Olamide is not just an indigenous rapper, he’s a complete rapper. Even though this is another trap sound, he outclassed most trapstars.
Rating – 5/5
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