This week’s episode of Apple Music’s Rap Life Africa radio, hosted by Ebro Darden, Global Editorial Head of Hip-Hop and R&B, will feature the Nigerian rap duo Show Dem Camp (Wale Davies and Olumide Ayeni).
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
They spoke about the duo’s most recent album, “Palmwine Music 3,” the third installment of an album trilogy that started in 2017, which is currently streaming on Apple Music.
The South African rapper AKA’s brand-new song “Lemons (Lemonade)” featuring Nasty C and Ghanaian highlife artist Black Sherif’s “SOJA” are also included on Rap Life Africa radio.
The newest album by Show Dem Camp, “Palmwine Music 3,” is a showcase of excellent rap skills and impeccable narrative brought together by their joie de vivre. With 14 tracks and three skits, the album by Oxlade, Bellah, and Mannywellz offers some of their most radio-friendly and catchiest compositions.
The 30th of September saw the release of SDC’s tenth album. They are Alternative musicians that have released the three albums “Palmwine Music,” “Palmwine Music 2,” and “Palmwine Express” as part of the acclaimed Palm Wine music series.
They have six albums to their credit in the hip-hop genre: “Clone Wars Vol. 1 (2010),” “The Dreamers Project 2011,” “Clone Wars II (The Subsidy) 2012,” “Clone Wars III (The Recession 2016,” and “Clone Wars Vol. Clone Wars: Volume IV and These Buhari Times 2019 V (2021)’.
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