• INART
  • LIL 5IVE

 

With a 2021 marked by the successful release of two stellar projects respectively, Inart and Lil5ive connect to create a dynamic duo with sublime synergy that is quite fresh and novel to the Nigerian music scene. Both artists being heavy representatives of the Afro fusion sub-genre, from every indication looks to have created a monster street anthem with firm witness from the reaction gotten from a stacked crowd response and energy shown at the duos just concluded music festival, DIGIWORLDFEST when the song was premiered with a performance.

The 3 minute monster anthem is an instant club banger packed with dynamic jiggy flows which by no means lack in lyrical content or essence as the two southern heavy weights tell a story of their woes while reflecting on the way of life popular with the place they come from. They take turn in delivering over a tad dramatic sort of movie themed instrumental with a heavy baseline that enthuses danceabilty which inspires the second part of the hook from Inart, singing, “so me tell her say, whyne to the rhythm and baseline, whyne to the rhythm and baseline, say I come alive in the night time”. Problems is definitely another masterpiece added to the fast rising Afro Swing scene in the 234 since Ruger’s massive success with Bounce.

Produced by Daniel Bliss who again works magic with this two, coming off of producing both their (lil5ive and Inart) debut EPs, as well as creating one of the biggest Hip-Hop songs out of Nigeria this year, My Crew by kiwi and Lil5ive .

Problems is out now on all platforms