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joeace2020:
Haven't done anything in ages....I know this one has many flaws...Constructive criticisms please


No slowing down (Free beat) by joeace

You got the ear and very good at orchestration and progression I must say. Please remove the FL speech synthesis, not necessary. Big up!

Please tread carefully in this terrain, it is NOT always what it seems in this industry...

obontami:
[size=22pt]if them ask me which team I go like fccck



Sharp-sharp na TEAM UDENZE I go pick, because the daughter don mature



Me wey be say to dey fccck no dey taya me[/size]

You are a goat!

sonnie10:
Turf is the name of artificial grass.

Thank you jawe. Another thing learnt.

sonnie10:
Beautifully manicured lawn. Nice bungalow and cute dog. Good pair of shoes by Timaya. As for the humans in that picture, I don't see anything special.

And for the OP, please people do not "hang out together." They just hang out.

Lawn is actually fake grass - don't know what it's called - but beautiful all the same; bungalow is security quarters; yes cute dog but he's got three of those dogs... Shhhh, I didn't tell you

Please do kindly send mail to send link to, if you don't mind.

dammiecool:
Cohbams is on a different lane

Thank you...

Sorry o. I thought Jo'die said she wrote 'Kuchi Kuchi' for her daughter or am I mistaken?

ChynoBEATS:
Its 40k per bag tho ....

Don't understand the 'bag' bit but post specs and/or contact.

coolsix:
See https://emiratepayments.com/personal-accounts/

You can use it to your advantage.

Thank me later

I will check it out. I had to use Western Union today as I can't credit my dom account *sobs*

Bookiemart01:
Laradojohn, did you eventually get someone to help you fund your dollar account?

Can you do it? This is urgent.

Post number here for immediate discussion if you have. Add specs here if possible.

[quote author=dealerx post=37954481][/quote]Erma, wrong place for this bro. Try 'Business' or 'Investment'

oduastates:
Still waiting for the 1983 Buhari .
That Buhari is exactly what Nigeria needs.
The one who puts thieves in boxes and cargo them to face the music .
The harm that corruption has wrath on the country has gone beyond treating the thieves with any form of leniency.

How I hate the expression but here, I make an exception - GBAMEST!!!

ashatoda:
wat quantity do u need

Quite a bit; a few hundred kg but I need to tighten the supply end.

Anyone willing to offer me N1,500? No markup for me if I buy at that rate o.

Looking at a cheaper rate but I'll call later in the day all the same. I don't do WhatsApp.

I need a certain quantity of Moringa seed, quite some quantity.

Whoever has, please Give Me Your price/Kg. Must be really competitive.

I was skeptical... but it is actually a good song! Surely there is room for improvement especially in her delivery but I can tell you for free that she's got something especially with writing and melodies. The production was on point too... a little more work on mixing though.

Calming song. Nice effort, really!

Hmmmm... really. really nice!

Mail richgamutonline@yahoo.com and please note here that you have mailed.

A 'showreel' will be forwarded to you for assessment.

Bollinger:
While i was still at ilorin, there was this ugly mofo with the worst tribal marks i had ever seen on a human being. But, he had the attention of all the beautiful chicks on campus, wore the baddest clothes, and was always on ride. His name was Ajia. I say "was" cause last i heard, he was executed for some political killings he did for some politicians in Ilorin. I remember one day, i and tony tetuila was strolling back from a night reading class when this mofo accosted us. His grief was that tony was toasting one of the chicks he was targeting. Tony was always a ladies man, even with his k leg. Ol'boy, come see threat. I was almost pissing my pants. Things would have gotten really bad if not for smart diplomacy from tony. That was the last time i was seen publicly on campus with tony. I know wan die. Anyway, i digress. Ajia is dead now and good riddance. All the fine clothes and beautiful girls, where dem de now? Also, God punish Tunde Ojomo. Head of Eiye confraternity 1996. May he rot in Hell for the terror he unleashed on all of us.

Ha, ha, ha... that is Bola Ajia! So he's dead? Thought it was a rumour. Funny thing is I somehow developed a cordial relationship with these guys just to sail through. They were everywhere, from the Polytechnic during my A Levels and to Unilorin campuses. One night during my brief Poly sojourn, of all the girls I could wish for, it was Tunde Ojomo's! I didn't know. She was reading all alone and I was telling my friends, "that's the girl...". My nicca's just pointed to two Dongaris keeping watch over her for their boss! Dang, I would've been dead meat. How naive of me.

Then there was Stone Cold. Chai. This guys menacing look no get part two. The day he approached me on my PS walkway I nearly pee'd in my pants! I was soooo taken aback, I didn't even hear what he was saying; it was all a blur and echoey reverberations with my mind saying telling me I'm dead as he was talking... Meanwhile, all the guy was saying was: "Carry me go buka now...". The moment I realized he wasn't reading me my sins before stabbing or shooting me, eh, I dipped my hands in my pocket and didn't bother that it was all with me. And I added, "Ah, I get class but take..." It was a good 'hello', 'how far' situation after that.

God somehow engineered my absence anytime something went down with the cults. I remember a one time visit to the then Mini Campus and I noticed people were few (and well behaved) which was unusual for a Friday only for me to keep strolling and I started seeing bullet casings shells everywhere. Apparently, a war had gone down less than an hour earlier. That was the closest call for me.

Thank God.

Actually, all of the things do able listed by OP are things I could do well before University. I feel it was a kind of waste cause I'm not using my certificate in any way, never have save for the advantage of 'he's a graduate' perhaps in one or two instances and what I'm doing for living, nothing from my University education helped shape that. In fact, the so-called 'experience' was and 'let the school pass through you' phenomenon was needless in my case.

BERNIMOORE:
unfortunately its true, some Obas are buried with their last wife alive but that has stopped in yorubaland but still practiced in igalaland infactn the last attach of igala was buried with 6 other people with the last wife, even the law enforcement agencies attached tonthe palace will feign ignorance because bthey are indigenous and part of the system that's why our obas always request for indigenes who are policemen. Thanks for the information technology age!

I find this real hard to believe, at least, the wife part. Burying 'unknowns', perhaps but a wife known.to everybody? All in all, terrible culture.

Got N75k? Mail richgamutonline@yahoo.com. Post here that you've mailed. You get confirmed feelers before you complain of price... suppose be N100 sef.

Not bad.

Not that I'm a fan of the lyrics but even at that, it was better 'structured' than much I hear out there. Your voice is strong and you seem to hold your keys well. The beat, cool and the mix is not bad either. It's not amateurish IMO and by our new found standards. I could actually listen, so that's good. Keep it up!

Guy, I feel pained and glad at the same time. Why? O dikwa risky these days to delve into music cause as far as I'm concerned, it can be likened to the capital intensive nature of the oil and gas industry, seriously.

Secondly, I would have said if you are really good, you will make it, ta!!! That was then, this is now.

There is also the higher chance of having a feeling of being really good beyond what is obtainable here; a general problem with diaspora returnees especially in the music industry and they usually always fall maga for charlatans in the industry as well. I can conveniently count ten (!) instances...

Like everything, you need to calculate your risks. Ensure you are even marketable and really good at what you do, passion may not be enough. Engage true A&R people to assess your artistry and advise accordingly before you take the plunge.

Learn how this our industry works from the right people; how to reach them is another deal but achievable.

Hmmm, you said you have "so much money", I'm unfazed not as a mark of disrespect but with the wrong direction, it will never be enough. Go ask those that blew about a billion naira on a music venture and there's nothing to show for it, true!

I don't even know where my Biochemistry certificate is at the moment; the call for music and media was too great but musically, it's a hard game especially these days. Not that one has not made inroads but they are far apart and that so called break in its real sense is yet to come, you know like blow. But the mix of music consultancy and media advertising has kept me afloat, thanks be to God.

Advice is free, but feel free to consult... (richgamutonline@yahoo.com)

Show you studio and drop your track samples; na only Achu Zibit did as directed o... Achu, dat Afro Pop shouldn't be free o, tooo haaawt!!!

No p.

Send mail with your number to richgamutonline@yahoo.com and post here that you've sent mail. Will hit you up.

Cheers!

Oh, sorry. Just read the post well.N8k