Nigerian rapper, Olamide Adedeji, has released his nine-track extended play titled 999, a day after he fixed the project’s release date — in a move that broke the internet.
The Twittersphere had been abuzz, on Sunday, minutes after the 30-year-old record label boss released the tracklist to the project he never teased.
999 debuted as announced on Monday, featuring a league of indigenous hip hop stars including Phyno, Rhatti, Show, Cheque, Jayboi, Sosa-E, and Jackwillz.
While the project is mixed and mastered by STG, 999 is produced by Olamide, Cracker Mallo, Pheelz, Eskeez, and ID Cabasa.
Coming as Olamide’s tenth studio project, it includes tracks like Warlord, Billion Talk, Dance with the Devil, Prophesy, Demons, and Rich + Famous.
Although, Olamide popularly known as Baddo or BaddoSneh released his debut studio album Rapsodi in 2011, while he was still signed to Coded Tunes.
After his second studio album YBNL, he had debuted YBNL Nation, his independent label imprint, which has produced talented acts like Lil Kesh, Adekunle Gold, and Chinko Ekun.
Likewise, Olamide also won several awards for his role in advancing Nigeria’s hip hop culture.
He made the headlines recently after a group of Nigerians rated him below Mavin Records’ Rema.
