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2wisebaba introduces listeners to an emerging Lagos artist who wants his music to connect directly with everyday people.
Born Babatunde Hassan, 2wisebaba describes himself simply as a musician with a passion for his craft. His journey draws inspiration from what he sees, hears and experiences in life.
That direct approach also shapes his latest music.
With “STREET ENERGY,” 2wisebaba presents a song created for people on the streets. However, behind its energy sits a simple purpose. He wants listeners to feel good, relax and enjoy the music.
For an emerging Nigerian artist building his identity in a competitive industry, that connection matters.
Lagos plays an important role in 2wisebaba’s creative outlook.
The city has long provided Nigerian artists with stories about ambition, struggle, nightlife, relationships and everyday survival. For 2wisebaba, the people around him and their experiences influence both his sound and lyrics.
He describes “STREET ENERGY” as “a big vibe for the people on the streets.”

That description captures the direction he wants his music to take. Rather than separating himself from everyday experiences, he wants those experiences to become part of his musical identity.
The approach also places 2wisebaba within a Nigerian music culture that continues to change rapidly.
The Recording Academy notes that Afrobeats has evolved through different eras of sound and experimentation. Nigerian artists have continually mixed local influences with R&B, hip-hop, house and other global styles.
Readers can explore the wider history through the Recording Academy’s feature on the evolution of Afrobeats.
2wisebaba also writes his own music.
His songwriting process begins with melody before the lyrics follow. Therefore, the feeling of a song can establish itself before its full story develops.
That approach fits his desire to create music that makes people feel relaxed and positive.
He also believes consistency helps him maintain his identity while musical trends continue changing around him.
For 2wisebaba, the goal is not simply following whatever sound becomes popular next. Instead, he wants listeners to recognise what he brings to the music.
“My sound changes people’s life,” he says.
His ambition is clear, even though his career remains at an early stage.
Breaking into music requires more than talent.
When asked about the biggest challenge facing a new artist today, 2wisebaba gave a direct answer: capital.
It is an issue familiar to many independent artists.
Recording music costs money. Meanwhile, professional videos, artwork, promotion, distribution and live performances can increase those costs considerably.
Therefore, emerging artists often need to balance creativity with the financial realities of building an audience.
Despite those pressures, 2wisebaba’s biggest lesson from the industry has been persistence.
His philosophy is simple: never give up, keep pushing and never stop believing.
As his journey develops, 2wisebaba already has several artists on his collaboration wish list.
He names Davido, Akon, Tiwa Savage and Pasuma among the performers he would like to work with.
It is an interesting combination.
Davido and Tiwa Savage represent major voices in contemporary Nigerian popular music. Meanwhile, Pasuma brings a strong connection to Fuji music and Nigerian street culture.
Akon adds an international dimension to that list.
Together, those choices suggest an artist who sees opportunities across different musical audiences rather than within one narrow category.
2wisebaba remains positive about Nigerian music’s expanding international presence.
Asked about the evolution of the Nigerian scene and the worldwide recognition surrounding Afrobeats, his response was straightforward: “Afrobeats is doing well.”
That assessment comes during a remarkable period for African popular music.
Afrobeats has moved far beyond West Africa and developed a strong presence within international nightlife and diaspora communities. The Recording Academy introduced its Best African Music Performance category in 2024, reflecting the growing international impact of African music.
However, this global success also creates opportunities for another generation of independent Nigerian artists.
Platforms such as LagosJump Radio can help introduce those voices to audiences outside Nigeria, including listeners across the UK diaspora.
Our coverage of Afrobeats in West Midlands and the world of Afrobeats in Warwickshire County continues that connection.
2wisebaba is keeping his next moves flexible.
Rather than revealing a fixed release schedule, he says he can make an announcement whenever he feels ready to drop something new.
His longer-term ambition is equally uncomplicated.
Asked where he sees himself within five years, he replied: “Bigger than this.”
For listeners discovering him for the first time, however, he recommends beginning with “STREET ENERGY.”
He describes the track as a vibe designed to make people feel good and relaxed.
That message appears throughout his answers. Good sounds, positive energy and a connection with listeners sit at the centre of what 2wisebaba wants to build.
Outside music, he also enjoys football.
Follow 2wisebaba on Instagram @2wisebaba and watch for future announcements as he continues developing his sound.
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