Jidenna – Me You & God [Album Stream]
Wondaland artist Jidenna comes through with his third studio album, “Me You & God”.
Read moreWondaland artist Jidenna comes through with his third studio album, “Me You & God”.
Read moreJidenna is getting ready to release his third album “Me You & God” on May 5.
Read moreJidenna is back with his first offering of 2023, “Blush”.
Read moreJidenna is back with a new song and video titled “Black Magic Hour”.
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Read moreJidenna’s latest release “Feng Shui” is taken from the “Insecure: Music From The HBO Original Series, Season 4” soundtrack.
Read more“85 to Africa” in stores now.
Read moreJidenna stopped by Sway In The Morning to talk about his new album “85 to Africa“.
Read moreJidenna returns with the release of his new studio album, “85 To Africa”.
Read moreJidenna is back with another pair of songs form his forthcoming album “85 To Africa”, dropping August 23rd.
Read more“Tribe” will land on Jidenna’s forthcoming album, “85 to Africa”.
Read moreJidenna comes through with a pair of new songs, “Sufi Woman” and “Tribe”.
Read moreJidenna drops off a new surprise EP called “Boomerang”.
Read more“Classic Man,” the 2015 debut single from Nigerian-American MC Jidenna, caught everyone off guard. The song found him teetering between rapping and singing about elegance, politeness and Nat “King” Cole, and the melody felt irresistible. Then there’s the look: He rocks thrift-wear tailored to a T. The song eventually went double platinum and earned a Grammy nomination. Jidenna followed it with a few more club bangers before releasing his debut album, The Chief, earlier this year. A tribute to his father, a Nigerian chief, the record is peppered with African rhythms and themes. Jidenna and his band recently visited NPR to perform three reworked selections from The Chief. They excitedly explored every nook and cranny of the Tiny Desk in search of props, eventually settling on a toy, the magic microphone, a tambourine and a bottle of whiskey. Jidenna bounced straight through “Trampoline” to “Long Live the Chief,” in which he explains why his threads are always so sharp: You can either sink, swim or be the captain Get the last word I’ma get the last laugh in Now they say, “Jidenna, why you dressing so classic?” I don’t want my best-dressed day in a casket Finally, the band pauses, glides into the arresting harmonies of “Bambi,” and finishes charming the socks off the entire room. Set List “Trampoline” “Long Live the Chief” “Bambi”
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