Fire of Zamani, by Ice Prince
Open Doors, by Nosa
But I could easily add
Merchants, Dealers, and Slaves, by Brymo
Anytime Soon, by Ajebutter22
So lucky, so lucky to have all this music...an embarrassment of riches, really, because there's also Baddo and the best album ever; The Girls like J'Odie, Ibiyemi, Asa, Nneka; Yoruba brother 9ice and Igbo brother Flavour; from-up-on-high Jesse-consciousness, and that's just the start of my list of slow-tempo options. Bezzz, oh my God, My Baby.
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For the record, the albums linked to but not named in this post are, in order of appearance:
Baddest Guy Ever Liveth - by Olamide aka Baddo.
African Woman - by J'Odie
Love Always Wins - by Ibiyemi
Beautiful Imperfection - by Asa
Kangpe - by Nneka (seems to be an unofficial album comprising many of her pre-2011 hits)
CNN - by 9ice
Blessed - by Flavour
Jagz Nation Vol 1 (Thy Nation Come) - by Jesse Jagz
Super Sun - by Bez.
I forgot to mention the majors -
Tuface / 2Face aka TuBaba :)
Darey. His albums are precious.
BankyW.
BankyW is "the king of R and B" except when he dabbles in other genres.
Darey is "the king of R and B" too, so he claims. He has tremendous classical musical talent but finds various ways to clothe it in pop so he can eat lol. His typical works range from soul to hiphop so I suppose he could be classed an R and B artist?
R and B has two kings here I guess :)
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