LagosJumpRadio Top 5 Songs of late Sound Sultan in no particular order are:
This classic, which was a street anthem in 2000, is highly regarded till date. Loved by kids and their parents alike, “Mr teacher” teaches his students mathematics in a conscious way. The track brought Sound Sultan into limelight.
Another street anthem from the Naija Ninja. The “Jagbajantis” crooner dedicated this song to “all his brothers wey don ja comot for naija”. He adds “no matter where you go, make you no forget about area!”. This is Sound Sultan telling you “there is no place like home”.
This is a remake of Fela’s classic. It’s a crazy world and the streets are truly wild!
The track is a narrative on the state of the nation with thought-provoking and insightful lyrics. Comparing Nigeria to a jungle, Sound Sultan sings a blend of Pidgin and English, “some dey work all the work, some chop till belle full”
In the song featuring 2face Idibia and W4, Sound Sultan says “one day, the bush meat go catch the hunter” with it’s popular line “Eba mi ki ole”. Nigeria is gradually warming up to that day.
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Premium music delivered once again. Today's countdown starts off on a sad note as we pay a tribute to Sound Sultan, a music legend out of Nigeria who died at the age of 44. Sound Sultan and his peers walked so the new generation of Afrobeats artists can fly; and soaring they are with these mad tunez on the Countdown today. Check out our Top 5 Sound Sultan sounds and […]
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