Wande Coal dropped track tracks off his sophomore album at once late last year and while not all three got praised by listeners, they’ve got considerable amount of airplay. The first video he decided to work on is that of Private Trips which was Produced By sleek directed by SESAN. Check it Out. Share

Wande Coal finally breaks his long silence with the release of 3 singles. Your thoughts. Been Long You Saw Me [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Go Low [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Private Trips [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Share

Factory78tv caught up with MoHits artist and “bumper to bumper” singer Wande coal backstage at the 2011 edition of the Julius Agwu fiesta “crack ya ribs“. The successful singer talks candidly about reasons behind his delayed sophomore album release and what his fans should expect from him when it finally sees daylight. Watch the intriguing [...]

Lanre of Factory78 sat down with D’banj, DonJazzy, Dr Sid, Wande Coal, K-switch and Prince during their London press conference for the highly anticipated Koko Koncert series 3 taking place on the 29th of August 2011 at the HMV Apollo Hammersmith. Have fun checking it out… By Mistah Cole Share

Kelly Hansome as expected dropped his own reply to M.I’s diss track “Beef” off the album M.I. 2 and Kelly rightly names this one “Finish You Boy“ as im sure you would agree he did a pretty good job trying to knock M.I out. This beef going on between the two artists can be traced [...]

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R2Bees is a group from Ghana. This joint was originally featured on Heavy Something 7 mixape. The record is massive in Ghana already. get familiar, you will be hearing a heavy dose of it at the club. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download Share

This track confirms past rumors suggesting tension between Kelly Hansome and members of the Mo’hits crew. Word got around, suggesting Wande Coal’s “Who Born the Maga” track, was a subtle diss directed at Kelly Hansome. Kelly mockingly takes aim at Wande coal on this one, and on several instances, cleverly twisting Wande coal’s own lyrics [...]

From deep within the vaults of DJ 4th Wurld’s Afrikan sonic sanctum comes his first official mixtape; Riveting Rhythms V.&: Placebo Kwaito…And Some. Hear the sounds of Pan-Afrikan grooves from South Africa, Mali, Nigeria, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Sierra Leone, The Congo, and OUTER SPACE. Download Share