- Blackface has boasted about being the plantation in Plantashun Boiz.
- The singer said other members of the defunct group tried to have a reunion but it failed because he wasn’t invited to be a part of it.
Popular Nigerian singer, Blackface has revealed that there were attempts to bring back Plantashun Boiz, a defunct music group he formed alongside Tuface and Faze.
According to Blackface, the attempts failed becaused he was not included.
The singer made the claim in a recent episode of the ‘Curiosity Made Me Ask’ podcast.
The host, Isbae U asked Blackface if there was any chance that the group might come back together.
That was when Blackface disclosed that his colleagues had attempted to reunite without him but were unsuccessful. In his words:
“Without me, they have tried and they have failed. Many times. You saw them in all those shows that they were going.”
“They tried but they failed. But what I must say is I’m the plantation. So let it be known. Forget the fake memo that they spread before.”
In other news, Nigerian Grammy-winning artiste, Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming album ‘Morayo’.
The highly anticipated project, scheduled for November 22, is a tribute to Jane Dolapo Balogun, Wizkid’s late mother, who passed away in August 2023.
In the tracklist, released late on Monday, the singer features artistes like Asake, Brent Faiyaz, Jazmine Sullivan, Anaïs, and Tiakola.
The album comprises 16 tracks including, ‘Troubled Mind’, ‘Karamo’, ‘Kese (Dance)’, ‘Bad Girl’, ‘Time’, ‘Piece of My Heart’, ‘Break Me Down’, ‘Bend’, and ‘A Million Blessings’.
Others are ‘Après Minuit’, ‘Bad for You’, ‘Soji’, ‘Don’t Care’, ‘Slow’, ‘Lose’, and ‘Pray’.
Wizkid already released ‘Kese Dance’ and ‘Piece of My Heart’, a collaborative project with an American singer-songwriter, Brent Faiyaz.
He also confirmed the body of work will be released on November 22.