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Oxlade

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KU LO SA - A COLORS SHOW Oxlade 02:27
KU LO SA Oxlade, Camila Cabello 02:28
KU LO SA Oxlade 02:28
INTOXYCATED (feat. Dave) Oxlade, Dave 03:32
How Many Times DJ Big N, Ayra Starr, Oxlade 03:12
OVAMI Oxlade, Flavour 03:24
Want You Oxlade 03:25
Wait For You (feat. Oxlade) Melvitto, Oxlade 04:14
Ojuju Troniq Music, Oxlade 03:07
DKT Oxlade 02:18

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INTOXYCATED (feat. Dave)

por Oxlade, Dave

12/07/2023

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Oxlade is a Nigerian artist celebrated internationally for his rhythmic combination of Afro-fusion, pop, and R&B. He was born as "Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman" on April 22, 1997, in Surulere, Lagos. "Away," his debut single, was released in 2020 and became a critically-acclaimed track worldwide, with multiple publications listing the song as one of the year's best tracks. In Nigeria, "Away" was also a genuine hit, reaching Number 23 on the Nigerian charts and later appearing on the artist's debut EP, Oxygene. In 2021, Oxlade returned to the charts as both a solo artist and a collaborator, reaching Number 13 with the single "Ojuju" before charting even higher with "Kolo," which found him sharing the spotlight with Nigerian rapper Ice Prince. His second solo record, Eclipse, was released that summer. Nominated for "Best New Artist" at the African Entertainment Awards USA in late 2021, Oxlade expanded his global audience with 2022's "Want You," which reached Number 47 on the newly-established Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs Chart and Number 18 on the UK Afrobeats Singles Chart. "Ku Lo Sa - A Colors Show" followed later that summer and went viral, cracking the Shazam Top 100 in countries like the US, the Netherlands, Canada, and the UK.