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Opay, Osagie Alonge described the album as comprising, "of various artistes; mostly dominated by Northern based emcees (though they have made a transition to the ‘Centre of Excellence’). Alonge goes further to say, "Jamix plays safe by placing his trust with familiar faces on this album, the album roaster features artistes he has either previously worked with or has a strong musical bond with." At the end of his review, he described The Lecture as "an essential album to listen to, for the young: an album to study, for the older: an album to cherish," and he was right. While the A&R di...

At the turn of the last decade, Nigerian music on the last leg of real-life music consumption. The internet slowly started to take over, Twitter garnered more followers and the life of millennials and later, Gen Z slowly started to be dictated by virtual reality. The definition of beauty was replaced by Instagram Face, music found more aggregated conversations, stan culture became more toxic and ‘Afrobeats to the world’ gathered pace. More importantly, the importance of media as a ground for documenting Nigerian pop culture took on another dimension. In 2010, Nigeria Hip-Hop witnessed ...