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bommaster: bro not always it depend on what d candle chart says, expecially some of this JPY pair, if i got d dirction right and no much movement on the current candle, the opening of new candle may do d job for me. but if i see d moment is right i can even end d bet by 2.58, 3.58 4.58

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Idowuogbo: Check dis word in ur dictionary : Peruvian goat!

Idowuogbo: Is dat y we hia? So frighin wot if idumota bois are printing polos? Dis so called indirect diss song is a flop.Dbanj can do better!

Come on! Wtf is " if u not wat I know" if needs to tell it all, he should do an interview with d press.

Oyato ko Owanbe ni!

Msteeeeeeewwww.....

montelik: what does any of what you wrote have to do with oyato. besides solar plexus won't have sales records, because it was not a commercial release. it was totally free.

exxell: Yo P. We aint hatin Dbanj. Personnally, I love his songs. But truth be told, this oyato is not average as per koko master standard. I aint saying this coz am a Don baba J fan. Am a fan of both and av been standing in the middle since this their feud. I aint take no sides. But you gonna tell yourself the truth that if Dbanj is not criticised, he wont perform better. I know you said Oyato means "its different". But the question here is, in different in what direction? You will be suprised when I tell you that most of the people dissing him are his fans. Gosh! Where is Suddenly, Igwe, Oliver Twist, Fall in Love? Oh. I get it. He should just tell his fans that he has left hip hop and has switched to afro beats to compete with the likes of Pasuma and Co. Let me know how much copies of his album that will sale! So man get it. Personally, am not attacking the personality. Am attacking the idea.

By Charles Mgbolu

Multiple award winning singer D’banj has released his first single titled ‘Oyato’ since he and ace producer Don jazzy parted ways, March this year.

The new single Oyato produced by Jay Sleek who has been signed on as a producer for D’banj maintains a lot that fans have always known D’banj for.

The usual head bobbing, pop beats, hits you first as the approximately three minutes song begins to run followed by an all male chord chorus sang in yoruba language.

Music production was on point, Jay Sleek pulled it through… good. D’banj can be heard in the mix intermittently chanting ‘Oyato’ as the chorus endures but he comes fully alive in the verses; his voice strong yet somewhat emotional.

In Oyato, he maintains that he is D’banj and nothing can change that fact about him. The song cast a stark picture of his recent travails. He reflects on rumours whipped up behind him and the unknown truths he couldn’t bring himself to say. He, however, states that he overcame simply because he is D’banj, a different human being – ‘Oyato’.

D’banj’s harmonica which had varnished from his songs for sometime now is dusted up and used judiciously in this number. Towards the end of the song, D’banj is heard telling Jay Sleek “I wish they’d know me better”

The song is barely days old, yet it’s gained a wide acceptance that is staggering although not surprising; many fans literally worship the star – D’banj.

However, some critiques note that the song may have ended “too soon”. D’banj ran a chorus-verse1-chorus-verse2 pattern that abruptly winded down. There wasn’t that usual hooker that doubled as a bridge just after the second verse which helped threw his songs and everyone trapped within into splintering climax before it’s eventual closure. This was a strong trait he had maintained in his previous songs with Don Jazzy.

It’s however a song coming straight from D’banj’s heart. He maintained the upbeat tempo; filling his voice with positive energy that suggests he is possessed by a soul that is far from giving up. He made his point absolutely clear.

He is D’banj and different – “Oyato”.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/07/oyato-by-dbanj-a-review/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Oyato by Dbanj - A Review


By Charles Mgbolu

Multiple award winning singer D’banj has released his first single titled ‘Oyato’ since he and ace producer Don jazzy parted ways, March this year.

The new single Oyato produced by Jay Sleek who has been signed on as a producer for D’banj maintains a lot that fans have always known D’banj for.

The usual head bobbing, pop beats, hits you first as the approximately three minutes song begins to run followed by an all male chord chorus sang in yoruba language.

Music production was on point, Jay Sleek pulled it through… good. D’banj can be heard in the mix intermittently chanting ‘Oyato’ as the chorus endures but he comes fully alive in the verses; his voice strong yet somewhat emotional.

In Oyato, he maintains that he is D’banj and nothing can change that fact about him. The song cast a stark picture of his recent travails. He reflects on rumours whipped up behind him and the unknown truths he couldn’t bring himself to say. He, however, states that he overcame simply because he is D’banj, a different human being – ‘Oyato’.

D’banj’s harmonica which had varnished from his songs for sometime now is dusted up and used judiciously in this number. Towards the end of the song, D’banj is heard telling Jay Sleek “I wish they’d know me better”

The song is barely days old, yet it’s gained a wide acceptance that is staggering although not surprising; many fans literally worship the star – D’banj.

However, some critiques note that the song may have ended “too soon”. D’banj ran a chorus-verse1-chorus-verse2 pattern that abruptly winded down. There wasn’t that usual hooker that doubled as a bridge just after the second verse which helped threw his songs and everyone trapped within into splintering climax before it’s eventual closure. This was a strong trait he had maintained in his previous songs with Don Jazzy.

It’s however a song coming straight from D’banj’s heart. He maintained the upbeat tempo; filling his voice with positive energy that suggests he is possessed by a soul that is far from giving up. He made his point absolutely clear.

He is D’banj and different – “Oyato”.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/07/oyato-by-dbanj-a-review/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Hoodrat: When will dbanj sterilise all his haters?

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Dhelake: Ayox2003, u really took dis tin criouz o, i luv dat, D'banj ayato, oto laye wa ...

freecocoa: Ayox2003 take am easy sha,no go wound yourself because of Skibanj and him Oyato o.

Btw, the truth about OYATO being RUBBISH does not cancel the FACT that MAVIN Record's SOLAR PLEXUS STUP1D song is more RUBBISHER than Skibanj's new single IMO(yes na me talk am,its more rubbisher) .

Little wonder they were saying "they must be stup1d"

They really are stup1d for doing such an annoyingly stup1d song.

I don talk my own.

bennyraz: Alot of critics who can't decipher creativity. Obviously the song was meant to signal '' A New dawn'' ''A New beginning for Dbanj''. The concept, the intro, the percussion, the interlude is great. The choice of instrumentals was perfect with dbanj bringing back his Amonica(mouth Organ) into play. No Autone. Infact, kudo's to JSLEEK( The producer of 2baba Implication) he's a great guy. Nice delivery by my brother from another mother.. On a closing note, as an Artiste, to make a song is easy, to make a hit song is not a child's play(alot is required).. I can proclaim pure water to be champagne so far i market it as champagne.

Cheers

ROSSIKE: Oyato beats Oliver Twist in my opinion.

Ajengogo: D'banj, do not despise ur days of humble beginning. U better reconcile with Don J or better still beg for his forgiveness, and it shall be well with u. Else u will continue to stutter just as u hv started with this track called 'oyato' ooo. Just my piece of advise from experience ooo

ochallo: well i have to commend him for trying to infuse, techno beats with fuji and mixing it with his harmonica. but the production still sounds a little unfinished and the lyrics are weak as usual, the chrous should have been done by dbanj alone, personalising the lyrics .
i would rate the production a 8/10 and the song itself a 4/10.

it is a great error to try to float your career on a diss track. diss tracks dont do that well especially when everyone knows who you are talking to, except you have the intelligence of making it sound like a motivational song and not sounding cocky on it.

sarutobie: Listening to the song and I can't see the reason for the negative waves goin around.well am not surprised..nigerians have a cynical tendency to gleefully anticipate the decline of succeeding artistes..

BlackPikiN: lol

That song fit those agbero for park CMS, Mile2 wey dey shout agege to ikeja!!!! Oyato!!!


I mean WTF?

Dbanj fall my hand big timeee..

Tascocent: Play or stop....................abeg stop dis music.. Nonsence

Adrenaline: 2008 was a hot year for Dbanj, anytime I hear the track "suddenly"I still get chills down my spine. . . , Naeto C too was grooving that year . . .Wow lovely year indeed.

With all due respect Mr Banj, if you continue like this your end is not far away o haba! Is this the international music you want your London fans to swing to? What did Mercury or Kanye have to say about it. . . Mr man you need to sit up sharp sharp o, the other day it was one wack "leaked track" now this again?!!