Podcasts about cobhams asuquo

"I started out life not being acutely aware of being blind. I was more aware of what I could do as opposed to the reality of being blind and the accompanying limitations."Nigerian musician Cobhams Asuquo has produced for some of Africa's biggest stars and become a celebrated musician himself. In today's Africa Daily, Cobhams talks to Alan Kasujja about turning obstacles into opportunities. He's been using his platform for an even greater cause—advocating for childhood immunisation. With the release of No More Zero Dose, an anthem featuring stars like Timi Dakolo and Omawumi, Cobhams is trying raise awareness about the millions of children in Africa who still lack access to vaccines. Presenter: Alan Kasujja Guest: Cobhams Asuquo

In this episode, the Afrobeats Avengers are joined by Grammy Award-winning producer Tejiri Akpoghene.Long before Future, Drake, and Tems' track “Wait for U” was nominated for two Grammy Awards in 2023, Tejiri had already envisioned his moment of Grammy recognition. Though unsure of how it would unfold, his belief never wavered. This conviction has fueled his inspiring journey through the music industry.He discusses honing his craft from childhood, learning from Dede Mabiaku and Cobhams Asuquo, the creative scene at Covenant University, creating Tems' “Higher,” and navigating life after his Grammy win.Watch the video episode here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, we're joined by music producer, engineer and songwriter, Dave October  David Ibukunoluwa Owolabi known professionally as Dave October is a producer, engineer and songwriter who has worked with incredible talents across the world including Tems, Nonso Amadi, Cobhams Asuquo, Tolani, Sute Iwar, Veeiye, YKB, Ogranya, Chris Rio and ton of other talented music creatives in different capacities. He is a part of ODDIO, a music production duo with his partner, Tejiri who recently won a grammy award for his work on 'Wait For You' with Future and Tems. He is also the founder of WeBetterMusic, a platform that creates resources, curates techniques and tips to help producers and songwriters become better at their craft. On this first part of the conversation, we take a deep dive into his origin story from childhood where he started creating music with his sister in a studio set up by his mum, meeting Tems through his production partner, working with Cobhams as an engineer and working with Tolani & Sute Iwar. Timestamps: 01:14 - Intro 02:44 - Origin of his name  05:07 - Getting into a studio space for the first time through his mum - SNIPPET  16:30 - Initial days of music creation in university 27:22 - Working with Nonso Amadi on this EP, Alone  38:15 - Meeting Tejiri and forming the production duo, Oddio 41:20 - Working with Cobhams as an engineer and Cobhams' influences on his sound 46:40 - Finding Tems on Instagram 58:35 - Working with Tolani to create 'Maybe Baby' 01:05:30 - Meeting and working with Sute Iwar  We sincerely apologize in advance for the slight background sounds in this episode. As always, please like, leave a rating, and comment wherever you can as this helps the podcast and also enables more people to have access to all this goodness! Use the hashtag #WMTSPod to let us know how much you enjoyed this episode! Also, share this episode and tag us!

Welcome Aboard FLIGHT OSO! Buckle up! and get ready for take off as we take you on a musical journey! Buckle up your seats belts and get ready for take off! Our Musical Journey starts now! We are officially on way to the Beautiful Continent of Africa! Get Ready for amazing energy! and awesome vibes! The first ever OSOCITY Afrobeat Mix for 2023 is here! Welcome aboard Flight OSO! Happy 2023 My Loves! Send Me Videos of you listening to my mix on Instagram @OSOCITY So I can Post Them

Matthew Layton and Sam Rickard present Studio 1 - Vision Australia Radio's weekly look at life from a low vision and blind point of view. This week: Our guest is master musician, UNICEF Ambassador and friend of the show Cobhams Asuquo. In this interview - recorded down the line from his home in Lagos earlier this month - Cobhams shares with us his excitement about the release of his new material. The show features exclusive pre-release snippets of forthcoming single Elephant Man - which marks a radical change in artistic direction for Cobhams. His new sound is a bit more edgy. If you're familiar with Cobhams' work, you may be shocked by the Afrobeat rhythms, lyrics that include mentions of Bentleys and Ferraris and Mr Asuquo boasting of the ‘ice' hanging from his neck. But in his own inimitable way, Cobhams is using this musical vocabulary to put across a positive social message. Just because he's blind doesn't mean that he doesn't like nice things. What's more, he's come by these nice things through determination and hard work. And he's enjoying those things in a totally wholesome way. Responsibly. Who knows, he may even inspire other people living with a vision impairment to be as ambitious and to express themselves  As Cobhams says in the interview: “This is not the life that's expected of a blind person in Africa… To get in front of the microphone, to maybe hold a blinged out mic… It's a little daring. ‘How dare you! You're blind! Tell us about how the world should be a better place.'.... I'm going to tell you that, but I also need you to know that when you pay me for telling you how the world should be a better place, sometimes I have a good time and I want you to see that.”    What do you think of the message behind Cobhams' new music? Will you be adopting his “wholesome hip-hop” approach to life? Please get in touch with the show CALL or TEXT: 04 500 78834 EMAIL: studio1@visionaustralia.org   TWITTER: http://twitter.com/varadionetwork and http://twitter.com/whingeingpom  – GUESTS AND RESOURCES Cobhams Asuquo NEW MUSIC: Cobhams Asuquo x Bella Shmurda x Patoranking - Jah Eli Jah - https://youtu.be/dV_FeXAcvaY Cobhams Asuquo - Elephant Man - yet to be released. Keep an eye on… Cobhamsasuquo.com instagram.com/cobhamsasuquo twitter.com/cobhamsasuquo    [PHOTO CAPTION: Studio 1 guest Cobhams Asuquo looking prosperous in a studio shot, ‘ice' on his neck, the photographer's lighting umbrella reflected in his rockstar shades. Stolen from his facebook page.] Vision Australia gratefully acknowledges the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation for Studio 1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En el episodio 21 de Esplai entrevistamos a Diego Roel, ceo de Strap, una Start Up cuyo primer producto promete ser el sucesor del bastón blanco para ciegos. ¿Se trata de un objetivo demasiado ambicioso, quizá pretencioso? En la entrevista descubrimos más sobre Diego, su dispositivo, su equipo o sus indicaciones. Strap es un dispositivo vestible, con apariencia de pequeña hamburguesa que se cuelga del cuerpo con tirantes a los hombros y que va sobre la ropa, que cuenta con ocho sensores distribuidos a lo largo de su perímetro arriba, abajo, a la izquierda, a la derecha y al frontal; que captan información del entorno a través de ultrasonidos y radares, se armoniza a través de inteligencia artificial y redes neuronales; y se la dibujan al usuario a través de indicaciones hápticas mediante vibraciones. El dispositivo permite que el usuario detecte obstáculos, personas o vehículos en movimiento, escaleras de subida y bajada con la profundidad de los escalones o las variaciones en el suelo, y transmite esa información mediante vibraciones al usuario a través de la piel, independientemente del cuerpo de éste, lo tupido de su vestimenta o lo rápido que sea capaz de moverse. “Pretendemos que pueda llegar a ser un sustituto del bastón. No obligamos evidentemente a nadie a sustituirlo, pero sí creemos que en ocasiones puede complementarlo y, en otras, permitirte directamente llevarlo plegado en la mano” afirmó el CEO de Strap, Diego Roel, durante la entrevista. “La curva de aprendizaje puede no ser rápida, sobre todo para usuarios de bastón; pero claro, si vamos a una escuela de ciegos y se lo damos, dentro de treinta o cuarenta años habrán desarrollado una costumbre, y esto les resultará un estándar de movilidad”. Se trata de un dispositivo que actualmente puede pre comprarse y que saldrá a la venta a partir del 31 de octubre, para empezar a llegar en Navidad. Puede adquirirse con un depósito de 50 $ americanos, y para las personas que lo pre ordenen tendrá un precio de 500. El precio, una vez lanzado, será de 750. No obstante, y a este respecto, al final del episodio puede escucharse información sobre unas condiciones ventajosas para aquellos oyentes que escuchen la entrevista entera. Puede adquirirse en strap.tech/shop y puede verse más información sobre el dispositivo en strap.tech Puede verse el testimonio de Cobhams Asuquo, que menciona Diego en https://www.instagram.com/tv/CSvGnaNFnER/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Puedes seguirme en redes sociales como @sdomenechmiguel y visitar mi página web, salvadomenech.es. Si te gusta el trabajo que hago y quieres colaborar económicamente conmigo, puedes hacerlo desde salvadomenech.es/dona

Matthew Layton and Sam Rickard present Studio 1 - Vision Australia Radio's weekly look at life from a low vision and blind point of view. This week… Studio 1 is going to Lagos in Nigeria! to speak to Cobhams Asuquo. Cobhams is an obedient husband, a doting father, a singer/songwriter on a mission, a health campaigner, a UNICEF Ambassador, a spiritual man… He is many things. You'll enjoy his company. PLUS: Look out for a special guest appearance from American singer and star of 1980s hit TV series “Highway to Heaven” Tom Sullivan. Talking about the logistics of playing golf as a blind person.  -- CALL or TEXT: 04 500 78834 EMAIL: studio1@visionaustralia.org   TWITTER: http://twitter.com/varadionetwork  and  http://twitter.com/whingeingpom  -- [PHOTO CAPTION: Studio 1 guest Cobhams Asuquo artfully shot in profile, looking very much the rock star in headphones and purple shades, seemingly about to sing into a microphone.]   -- GUESTS AND RESOURCES   Cobhams Asuquo - https://www.cobhamsasuquo.com/   We Go Win (Corona) - https://youtu.be/2PGMGrz6LAU I Still Choose To Worship You - https://youtu.be/A1JYKayOc08 Tammey Candeloro - Counselling 4 You WA - 0423 93 15 74 - www.tammey.com.au  -- Vision Australia gratefully acknowledges the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation for Studio 1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this new episode of  " The Wave" we will be discussing how to succeed in the African music industry depending on which pathway one chooses .  Host Charlotte Bwana,  Head of Business Development & Media Partnerships for Audiomack in Africa, an American youth-driven, artist-first music streaming platform that provides artists with a platform to effortlessly share their music with the world  Speakers  Ninel Musson : in a male-dominated music industry, Ninel is not only a senior executive but one of the only female co-founders of a Record Label and Management Agency on the continent. As a formidable entrepreneur, over the last decade Ninel has transformed a unique music start-up operating locally to an impactful pan African independent Record Label and Talent Management agency with an enviable roster of Africa's most well-known Music Talent from Ami Faku to AKA. Ninel combines her passion for developing the creative economy in Africa and her distinctive academic background including three degrees - Ninel holds a Bachelors in Corporate Finance, Honours in International Business and Masters in Management in Strategic Marketing from Wits Business School, awarded with distinction. Cobhams Asuquo is a Nigerian singer/songwriter, and music producer. Asuquo Music Productions (CAMP), in 2006. He rose to international acclaim in 2007 as the lead Music Producer and co-writer for Asa, the award winning self-titled album by Nigerian soul sensation, Asa, who at the time was signed to Naive Records in France.  Gigi Atlantis is a Nigerian singer-songwriter. She made a remarkable debut in the music industry with her song “Wahal on the rocks”, which quickly became a radio hit in Nigeria in 2020. She has also collaborated with artists such as Boj and Odunsi. Gigi produces her own songs and distributes her own song and demonstrates vividly the life of alternative genre musicians in Africa.   Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Cobhams Asuquo is one artist who is worthy of emulation, despite his blindness. He believed he could still achieve his dream

Singer-songwriter and producer Cobhams Asuquo spares us a few minutes. He talks about producing Asa’s debut album, working on film scores, and how advancements in technology have improved life in studio.

1 of the cardinal tenets of the Bible is that you determine, mould fashion, and shape your own destiny through right thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. Water indicates that you can solve any problems, overcome any situation, and that you're born to succeed, to win and to triumph... Musically inspired by: Cobhams Asuquo, Skales, Yemi Alade & Patoranking

People, this is Christmas eve and I welcome you excitedly to today's episode of Christmas overflow

Thank you so much much for listening to my podcast on different platforms. I'm really grateful.  Songs and artistes :  Contagious by Wurld. Never give up by Sia. I got life by Nina Simone. Watermelon sugar by Harry Styles. Starlight by Cobhams Asuquo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/omozelepodcast/message

Sharona Franklin's jelly sculptures may look delicious but they are grand artworks that she makes to tackle her experience of the world as a disabled person. Confronting the fragility of the human body, and the complicated relationship she has with biopharmaceuticals and medicines, her work is made from her small home in Vancouver, where she feels safe to explore, make and rest her body as much as she needs - essential for her health, but all too often ignored by arts institutions. She talks to the Cultural Frontline about her work, and some of the barriers she faces as a disabled artist. From his studio in Lagos Nigeria, renowned singer-songwriter and UNICEF ambassador Cobhams Asuquo tells us how his blindness contributes to his heightened sense of musicality, and how he overcame widespread prejudices in the music industry to become a household name. Can we make arts truly accessible for all? As much of the world faced lockdown as a result of Covid 19 and people began to talk about the difficulties of not being able to visit museums, theatres and exhibitions, many disabled people have taken this moment to highlight that they have never been able to access these spaces due to their needs being continually ignored. Two disabled artists, Bella Milroy and Diana Niepce, talk to the Cultural Frontline about their experiences of inaccessibility in the arts world, and what needs to change. Performing Ben E. King's iconic song Stand by Me, a group of disabled artists from 15 countries have come together virtually to record a music video as part of the True Colours Festival. Raising awareness of how disabled people have been affected by the pandemic, we hear from two performers in Singapore and Australia about why they want to be involved. Presented by Kat Hawkins (Photo: Sharona Franklin)

On this episode we have the Cobhams Asuquo

With the ever growing presence of social media, people all over the world seem to be so interconnected but yet so far apart. In today's episode, I shared insight on "Friendship, the different zones of friendship and how to make and build relationships. "Starlight" by Cobhams Asuquo was also featured on the episode. We're still in the #RelationshipSeries and this episode is the 2nd on the series, if you missed out on the previous episode, please click on the episode directly below this episode to listen to #SelfLove For questions, comments and enquiries send a mail to Thetalkwithmacanne@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macanne/message

Do you know that shame is not all bad? Some shame is necessary for growth? Find out more in today's podcast inspired by Cobhams Asuquo. Have a great week!

We're deep into Christmas territory and we're really excited in the office about it all and with that in mind we have the Merriest top 12 countdown for you. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's the first podcast of December! We have the 12 top songs of the week and we also have all the banter in the world to keep you smiling through the week. Give it a listen. You can also listen to the podcast on all podcasting apps. Share it, subscribe and leave a comment. Cheers guys!

Welcome to a new episode of the Countdown! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to the Countdown, another week of great music beckons, join us as we go through 12 of the very best. Give us a listen, like, repost and share and most importantly, have a great time

Weekend beckons and we have your Countdown fix for you. We discuss a World where Nigerian Jollof isn't the best and of course your favourite songs. Don't short change yourself, give it a listen, like, repost and share. Have fun!

Welcome to the Countdown, Nigeria's best place for the awesomest music and silliest banter. Today we got 'Stewpid' and of course, we have the music that you love. So give us a listen, like, repost and share

We're here again, new podcast, new music, and all the bits and bobs that is sure to make your weekend ace! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Another week, another countdown. We have here another week of banter and fun and of course, great music!. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 70 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! We know we missed last week, but we promise this week's podcast is LIT! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 69 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

TGIF! It's another episode of the Top 12 Countdown guys! You're going to love this one, we have the awesomest songs, just give it a listen, like, repost and share. We always love when you do that. Cheers guys!

It's Another episode of the Top 12 Countdown guys! We're back (on a Friday no less) again and we once more have the very best music you might not have heard. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that.

Another week, another episode. Sorry it's a bit late, blame the Nigerian internet. But it's here and it's fresh! Give it a listen and share, repost and leave a comment. Thanks!

It's Episode 64 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is at Episode 63! This week, we talk about defections and have 12 of the best songs you might not even know about. So, give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 62 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to Episode 61 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 60 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! We're sorry we weren't available last week, we're here now though, so rejoice! We as usual have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 59 of the Top 12 Countdown guys! Without fail we once more have the very best music you might not have heard of along with the usual bits and bobs we have in each episode. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to Episode 58 of the Top 12 Countdown. Coby as usual presents you with amazing music and we have the usual bits and bobs that we have on the countdown. Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to Episode 57 of the Top 12 Countdown! On today's episode, Coby reveals his new plans for the countdown, conducts an interview and we have a new number one!Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to Episode 56 of the Top 12 Countdown! On today's episode, Coby bemoans the new democracy day. We take an English class and We even have a new number one! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

Welcome to Episode 54 of the Top 12 Countdown. We talk of Coby being licked, detoxing and of course 12 of the bestest songs right now! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We really appreciate that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 53 of your favourite Podcast on the Internet! We talk about traffic, the greatest love songs and we might...WE MIGHT, have a new number one. We also have music you love, the jokes to crack you up and the banter as always is lit! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We love that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 52 of the countdown. Another Friday, another podcast, We're sorry we're late, but better late than never right? Coby's back and he has all the music we love, the jokes to crack you up and the banter as always is lit! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We love that. Cheers!

Lagos and the Rise of Nigerian Afrobeats Heavy, percussive club beats with irresistible hooks and street-wise raps in Yoruba, Igbo or pidgin English—Nigerian pop music, increasingly known by the much-debated term Afrobeats, is the sound that moves Lagos and the sound of Lagos that moves the world. But it wasn’t always this way! Starting in the early 1990s, a new musical movement was born in Nigeria. Ten years into a series of military dictatorships that almost completely destroyed the Nigerian music industry, artists including Junior & Pretty, the Remedies and Plantashun Boiz brought a new, youth-centric style drawing heavily on r&b, hip-hop and reggae, with plenty of local style. Twenty years later, this music has exploded from the margins to the Nigerian mainstream and grown into an international pop music phenomenon, spreading across the African continent and influencing U.S. and U.K. tastes. Musical, political, cultural, technological and economic developments have turned the sound of Lagos pop music into a massive industry of artists, labels, radio and television stations, video directors, PR firms and more. We’ll hear the story of the birth and development of this scene straight from the influential and foundational figures who lived it, including 2Face Idibia (2Baba), DJ Jimmy Jatt, Sound Sultan, Eedris Abdulkareem, and Kenny Ogungbe of the legendary Kennis Music label and Ray Power FM. We will also hear from current stars including Iyanya, Yemi Alade, Adekunle Gold and Flavour, visit Clarence Peter’s music video studio, and hear from the producers who define the sound, including Young John, Ikon and Cobhams Asuquo. Produced by Morgan Greenstreet. Hosted by Siji Awoyinka. Photo by Kazeem Akinpelu APWW #765

It's Episode 51 of your favourite Podcast on the Internet! Coby went on a trip. Toju has a cold, but we churned this out for you anyway. We still have the music we love, the jokes to crack you up and the banter as always is lit! Give it a listen, like, repost and share. We love that. Cheers guys!

It's Episode 50 guys! On the countdown, we bring you your regular serving of epic music, quips, bants and general awesomeness. Don't forget to give us a like and share us on your social media, every little counts!

The countdown is back people! And as usual we have an awesome mix of music and banter that will keep you chuckling wherever you listen to this. Give us a like, leave a comment and share the countdown with your friends.

The Cobhams Asuquo countdown is back and we have more amazing songs and jokes to keep you engaged. In this episode, we differentiate between Bravery and Stupidity, murder a Disney song and play amazing tunes all the way to the inevitable Number One.

The Top 12 Countdown is back with another episode. Listen to the hottest jams in Naija that you don't already know about (and some you that you do). Give it a listen and share with your friends. Enjoy

Heavy, percussive club beats with irresistible hooks and street-wise raps in Yoruba, Igbo or pidgin English—Nigerian pop music, increasingly known by the much-debated term Afrobeats, is the sound that moves Lagos and the sound of Lagos that moves the world. But it wasn’t always this way! Starting in the early 1990s, a new musical movement was born in Nigeria. Ten years into a series of military dictatorships that almost completely destroyed the Nigerian music industry, artists including Junior & Pretty, the Remedies and Plantashun Boiz brought a new, youth-centric style drawing heavily on r&b, hip-hop and reggae, with plenty of local style. Twenty years later, this music has exploded from the margins to the Nigerian mainstream and grown into an international pop music phenomenon, spreading across the African continent and influencing U.S. and U.K. tastes. Musical, political, cultural, technological and economic developments have turned the sound of Lagos pop music into a massive industry of artists, labels, radio and television stations, video directors, PR firms and more. We’ll hear the story of the birth and development of this scene straight from the influential and foundational figures who lived it, including 2Face Idibia (2Baba), DJ Jimmy Jatt, Sound Sultan, Eedris Abdulkareem, and Kenny Ogungbe of the legendary Kennis Music label and Ray Power FM. We will also hear from current stars including Iyanya, Yemi Alade, Adekunle Gold and Flavour, visit Clarence Peter’s music video studio, and hear from the producers who define the sound, including Young John, Ikon and Cobhams Asuquo. Produced by Morgan Greenstreet. Hosted by Siji Awoyinka. Photo by Kazeem Akinpelu Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW #765 Distributed 10/26/2017

Highly esteemed, award-winning international singer, producer and prolific songwriter COBHAMS ASUQUO chatted to Premier Gospel's Lady T in the studio.

Meet Tomi Owo, Nigerian Alternative Soul Singer-Songwriter.  Like many African creatives Tomi was in the corporate space when she could no longer ignore the strong call to creative art through music. In this episode, we talk about taking purposeful steps towards realizing ones’ dreams and how she was able to do this through consistency and planning with the help of her then aspiring producer brother. She walks us through her creative process – how she goes from idea to execution- and how global situations influence some her work .  SHOW SPONSORS: Jewel + Baubles – an affordable jewelry line for the contemporary woman  CONVERSATION Transition from Corporate to Music African Identity in Music Music Creation Process & The Business of Music : Going from idea to execution Songwriting influence Current Projects Life as a newly wed  TOMI’s CURRENT READS S. Lewis – C.S. Lewis Classics   Seth Gordin , Poke the Box John Howkins, Creative Economy, How to People Make Money From Ideas NIGERIAN SOUL ARTISTS MENTIONED Femi Leye  -- https://soundcloud.com/femileye Nana Aisha -- https://www.nanaaishamusic.com Cobhams Asuquo -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk9FESZiTxMu-Db76IJasRg Temi Dakolo  --https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPsJQvhKKeU&list=PLn8MOP0fiMuLQ4vEhOeJkuchcvMNxakUD Bez  -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BWoKxUQh7E    SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES   WEB -- http://tomiowo.com INSTAGRAM –  https://www.instagram.com/tomiowo/ FACEBOOK --  https://www.facebook.com/tomiowomusic/

Jaguda.com Presents February 2017 exclusive mixtape by DJ TOF We love to get you turned up! Your favorite music platform Jaguda.com presents the End Of The Month Mixtape with all the new hot jams released in the month of February 2017 hosted by London’s finest disc jockey “DJ TOF“. See track list; 1. Davido – If 2. Drake ft. Wizkid – Hush Up The Silence 3. Legendury Beatz ft. Wizkid & Mugeez – Undercover Lover 4. Sarkodie ft. Runtown – Pain Killer 5. D’tunes Ft. Giftty, Ceeza Milli & Dnyra – Smooth Criminal 6. Burna Boy – Hallelujah 7. Blackmagic ft. Myst – Trouble 8. Stly Plus – Aso Ibora (Prod. By Blaq Jerzee) 9. Doray – True 10. Tjan – Your Smile 11. Calebin ft. Tekno – Parole (Prod. Calebin & Dj Coublon) 12. Ice Prince ft. Ikechukwu – Satisfy (Produced By Sammy Gyang) 13. Mr Eazi Ft. Olamide & Phyno – Life Is Eazi 14. Masterkraft – Soft 15. Legendury Beatz Feat Mr Eazi – Heartbeat 16. Odunsi ft. Funbi & Tay Iwar – Desire 17. Cohobams – Empty 18. illbliss Ft Tha Suspect – Over And Over 19. Faze – Perfect Woman 20. Dj Xclusive ft. Timaya – Vibrate 21. Efya -Love (Prod By The Gentleman) 22. Terry Apala – Social Media 23. Timaya – Pity 4 Us 24. Chidinma – Plenty Melody 25. Dotman – My Woman 26. Korede Bello ft Kelly Rowland – Do Like That (Remix) 27. KaySwitch ft. Davido – Giddem 28. Magnito Ft. Tekno – Sikiru 29. Timi Dakolo Ft. The Yard People – Medicine (prod. Cobhams Asuquo) 30. Mr Eazi Ft. Falz – Detty Yasef 31. Shatta Wale – Umbrella (Prod. by Willisbeatz) 32. Mr Eazi Ft. Big Lean – In The Morning 33. Shay Man – Baby O 34. Shatta Wale ft Burna Boy – Hosanna 35. Pasuma – Kowale 36. Sean Tizzle ft. Davido – Dide 37. CDQ – Say Baba 38. Legendury Beatz ft. Timaya – Legendury 39. DMW ft. Mayorkun & Davido – Prayer Enjoy! Download for free on The Artist Union

On this week's episode of "the top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo". New songs, witty humor and great music awaits! Click on the link to plug in! The Top 12 Countdown is also available on iTunes Podcast, Bellanaija, Notjustok, Pulseng or as we say just google it!

Hey Folks! New week, new Top 12 Copuntdown with Cobhams Asuquo. And as usual, he's got the whole package. Don't take my word for it. Click on the link and tell your peeps to click to. Don't forget to hit us up on social media @cobhamstop12 across all platforms to tell us what you think. The Top 12 Countdown is also available on iTunes Podcast, Bellanaija, Notjustok, Pulseng or as we say just google it!

Merry Christmas from the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo! This week we bring you awesomeness unparalleled as per usual, in the form of new and fantastic music, laughter, a brief review of 2016 and a sprinkling of yuletide spirit. Let's go. The countdown is also available on Apple Podcast Notjust Ok, Bellanaija, Pulseng and many other platforms or just Google it!

Hey Folks! It's here! Even if we have to cross the oceans, swim the high seas and climb the highest mountains, we gat you. This week's episode of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo comes to you with brand new songs, laughs and all that good stuff. Get ready for a good time. Go ahead and click. You know you want to *wink*. The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes Podcast, Bellanaija, Notjustok, Pulse and just Google it!

On the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo this week, we have....brand new music! Also, check in to see where your favourite songs are on the chart. Leave comments, suggestions and interact with Cobhams Asuquo as he takes you on this week's musical journey. The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes Podcast, Bellanaija, Notjustok, Pulse and as we say...just Google it!

This week's show is packed people! The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo comes to you in the spirit of Thanksgiving...or is it Black Friday...or maybe we should call ours Black Tuesday on account of our Tuesday release...? Anyway, this week's episode has an extra generous helping of the usual goodness. Click, then tell a friend to click too. Can't keep all this amazingness to yourself. Share! The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes Podcast, Bellanaija, Notjustok, Pulse and just Google it!

This week we have 3 brand spanking new songs debuting on the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo. Good time guaranteed! As usual. *wink*. The top 12 Countdown is also available on NotjustOk, Bellanaija, PulseNg and as always just search on GOOGLE.

Hi Guys! Time for your Tuesday, Tuesday meresin! If you currently are or have ever been a Corp member in the NYSC, you really should listen to this week's episode of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo. We've put in a li'l somethin' somethin' for you. Also the usual for all of y'all - Cobhams' Top 12 picks of what's mind blowing in Naija music today, laughter, fun and an all around good time! Oya, go ahead. You know the drill. Cobhams top 12 is also available on Bella naija, NotjustOk, PulseNG, iTunes Podcast.

allo 'allo folks! Never fear, this week's episode of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is here as promised to add that extra bit of sweetness to your day. Brand new songs? Check! Good Naija music? Check! Laughs? Check! Police protection? Check! check! check! Yes that's right! Curious much? You know what to do.

Hey people! In this week's episode of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo, find out what's new and true in great Naija music, and how Cobhams reacts if you try to take over his show. Or sit on his chair. You'd think it's not that deep but trust us, it's epic. The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes, Bllanaija, Notjustok, Pulse and justGoogle it!

It's this week's episode of the Countdown of Life! And Afterlife! This week the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo a. k. a. Coco (just between you and me o, don't tell him we call him that) is hitting you hard and fast with great Nigerian music, laughs, and the time of life. Don't believe us? Only one way to find out! The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes,..... blah blah blah.

It's that time again people! The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo hits you this week with great songs (as usual), and some age old wisdom from our ancestors. The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams is also available on bellanaija, notjustok,...........and so on.

Usually we don’t do this but uh… we thought you deserve an extra dose of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo this week. As promised here’s our bonus episode - the Retro Countdown. We’re going on a #throwback journey with Cobhams sharing 12 banging songs from the cream of the crop of Naija’s greatest hits from the 90s to the 2000s. It’s great music served with a heapin’ helping of nostalgia and a dash humuor. Click on the link to board our time machine for a trip to the good not – so – old days! The top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes, Notjustok,

It's the 25th episode guys! Yaay!! On this silver anniversary episode of the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo, we're celebrating BIG time. And because we do this for you, we have gifts for everyone in the form of brand spanking new music, a surprise guest in the studio and a surprise bonus episode coming out this Thursday; specially packaged to celebrate how far Nigerian music has come over recent years. Watch out for that 'cause you do not wanna miss it. Get to clickin' to unwrap today's episode! The top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes, Notjustok, Bellanaija and simply search Cobhams Top 12 on Google for other online platforms.

This week's countdown is here to take you for a ride in style (no, not in a Danfo bus) and with the ultimate road trip playlist. So click on the link to hop on board, relax and let your able driver Cobhams Asuquo take you for a ride you won't be forgetting in a hurry for more reasons than one. You coming? Leggo! The top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo is also available on iTunes, Notjustok, Bellanaija and simply search Cobhams Top 12 on Google for other online platforms.

Welcome to the Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo, the dopest music countdown show straight outta Naija. Tune in every Tuesday and join Cobhams as he counts down the freshest, hottest songs on the Nigerian scene.

Introducing the arrival of the greatest, most magnificent, most majestic music countdown show that Nigeria and Africa has ever seen – The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo!!!! Don't believe us? Then tune in every Tuesday as producer, artist and record label exec Cobhams Asuquo hosts and plays 12 of the hottest Nigerian/African songs that you will want to jam to!

Introducing the arrival of the greatest, most magnificent, most majestic music countdown show that Nigeria and Africa has ever seen – The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo!!!! Don't believe us? Then tune in every Tuesday as producer, artist and record label exec Cobhams Asuquo hosts and plays 12 of the hottest Nigerian/African songs that you will want to jam to! From smashing hit singles, to the "how come I've never heard this?" songs, prize giveaways and good 'ol naija shade thrown into the mix--- it's the weekly music show you don't want to miss!