Rapper Olamide Set To Release sixth Studio Album In December

Olamide is set to release his 6th solo studio collection in December… . 

The Nigerian rapper who has discharged a studio collection consistently since his

presentation in 2011, is taking a shot at keeping up his figures and keeping his force going, by dropping a studio collection in 2016.

The new collection will be released in December, as melodies on the collection have as of now been recorded. It will highlight hit tune 'Who you epp', alongside different singles. No official title, fine art, and tracklist has been discharged. 

This will be Olamide's 7 collection. In 2011, he released his profession with "Rapsodi", and went further to release a series of albums consistently including "YBNL" (2012), "Baddest Guy Ever Liveth" (2013), "Road OT" (2014), "2 Kings" (joint collection with Phyno, 2015), and "Eyan Mayweather" (2015). 

2016 has been a major year for the rapper. Under his initiative and direction, his record mark, YBNL, has released his album ("YAGI") for rapper Lil Kesh, who have in this manner left the organization, to establish his own engraving. 

It is at present as yet advancing Adekunle's "Gold" collection. He has likewise started deal with another of his marked rappers, Chinko Ekun, who is releasing singles. 

Olamide as of late said he will never pay cash to have a worldwide cooperation. 

Talking with HipTV, the 'Shakiti bobo' rapper made it very clear that he won't go down the course of separating without end with money for a universal coordinated effort. 

The rapper is of the conviction that in the event that he puts in the perfect measure of work, together with the finesse of God, his music will represent him and take him in this way, giving him the merited universal acknowledgment. 

He made reference to Fela Kuti who didn't need to do any universal joint effort to enter the worldwide business sector. 

"Fela no do any global joint effort before they perceive Fela for universal market," the rapper said. 

The "baddo" rapper qualities the road as what makes him tick as a craftsman "We rep the avenues and the road is the larger part", he said.