Hello music lovers,I'm here as usual to make you wiggle with the three- tunes I have chosen this week. Though, this is my first post in regard to three-tune culture that was initiated by 
Hope you are ready to vibe and roll . Well, who's this artist I'm excited to talk about ? It's no other person than the African Giant himself , Odogwu 1... Burnaboy . His original name is Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu( Well, I don't know where he coined his Stagename from...)
I had the pleasure of meeting Burna Boy (not like actually meeting) , I had attended one of his concert in Lagos and I must say he's one of a genuine product from Nigeria. He's from the lively streets of Port Harcourt, and that background infuses his music with a special energy. Nobody in Africa (Nigeria) can mention two well-known artist and his name won't be mentioned.
What i feel sets him apart, in my eyes, is his one-of-a-kind originality. His music blends Afrobeat, reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop, creating a new kind of sound that feels both fresh and familiar; never afraid to be unique. His music proudly represents his African roots while also daringly exploring new directions. What many people might not know is that he's also deeply committed to environmental causes, showing his love and representing Africa in all dimensions.
Let's get back to the basics ...Burna Boy's music really strikes a chord, and here are four of his songs that have a special place in my heart and people's hearts inclusive:
"Ye"
"Ye !Ye! Yeyeyeye yeye!" That chorus gives me goosebumps all the time . This song has captivating beats and thoughtful lyrics that make you reflect on your own journey. I remember dancing to it in a party the first time I heard it . It creates this feeling of connection with something greater. I dance to this song a lot forming different kinds of slow steps alongside.
"African Giant"
If you haven't heard African giant ; please we are not mate (馃槀).
"Don't nobody do it better, better than me
Can't nobody do it better" That lyrics of the song resonate with me everytime. Well, Burna Boy celebrates Africa's strength and beauty in this song. It became an anthem during my lomh travels and my number one playlist . It fills me with pride, encouragement and a sense of belonging.
"Gbona"
Hope you are ready to put on your dancing shoes? Cause "When the gbedu dey enter body, enter body" You will be in another realm. The mix of traditional Nigerian sounds and modern music in this song is irresistible. I can still picture myself joining a spontaneous dance with locals, singing at the top of our lungs and vibing to the rhythm.
Burna Boy's music is special because it breaks down barriers. He tries to create a beautiful blend of cultures, emotions, and stories that paints a vivid picture of modern Africa. All his songs are relatable , educative and entertaining . His unique style and strong belief tries to create a powerful and uplifting message that inspires us all.
I hope this songs has been stuck in your playlist forever. You can never go wrong with any of Burna boy's songs.
That will be all for now , don't stop listening to good music or stop dancing... the sky is our limit! Thanks for listening.
Thanks for stopping by and a wonderful day.
