Nigerian street-pop act Delax4g keeps building through independent releases and now returns with “2000,” featuring indigenous rap veteran CDQ.
The record pairs two different generations of street music. Delax4g handles his part with a street-inspired delivery, while CDQ brings the Yoruba rap style his listeners know well. Both artists approach “2000” from different angles, and that contrast gives the collaboration its character.
Delax4g has been working his name up through features and his own drops. His catalogue includes “Normal Level” with Seyi Vibez and “Omo Mummy” with Idowest. CDQ, however, needs little introduction among Nigerian hip-hop fans, having built his reputation on records like “Indomie” with Olamide and Masterkraft.
The mood here suits a relaxed street playlist. It does not chase a club moment, yet the blend of street-pop and Yoruba rap gives it a grounded feel. For Delax4g, it is another chance to reach a wider audience.
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