"Merchants, Dealers and Slaves" might be Brymo's third studio album, but it's his first classic. Possibly inspired by his bitter departure from his former record label, MD&S shows Brymo's at his darkest moment even when the album electrifies us with the instrumentation and sarcastic ironies.Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintimeSign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletterFor fan mail: info@amusicintime.comFor ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

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The Breakdown: "Merchant, Dealers and Slaves" by Brymo

It's been 15 years since Darey released his debut album "From Me 2 U" right after signing his first record deal with Storm Records. Since then, he's gone on to establish himself as an undeniable leader in the R&B space, successfully leaning into Pop elements when he wants to. Darey gives the back story to his fantastic career and satisfying journey with six albums under his belt. Listen to the King of R&B breakdown his journey with host, Osagie Alonge. Sign up to our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitsignup For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Journey: Darey

When Lord of Ajasa released his sophomore album "Second Turning By The Right" in 2008, it immediately became the soundtrack to a very notorious hustle across Nigeria's South-West. Osagie Alonge sits with journalist Motolani Alake and music label executive Segun Akande to discuss the impact of this stellar body of work and why it's not as celebrated as it should be. Sign up to our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitsignup For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Second Turning By The Right" by Lord of Ajasa

The incredible hosts at Visual Audio Times come together to dissect the biggest conversations of the year. The year 2020 was definitely an experience and this episode aims at showing the reality of different individuals and reactions to the most gripping headlines. From coping in a pandemic (COVID-19) to a historical march against a man-made pandemic (#ENDSARS). On this episode, we have the ”notorious” hosts of the 234 essential podcast, the queens of streets & Pop-culture who happen to host the F&S Uncensored podcast, Music OG, and host of A Music In Time podcast, and eloquent storyteller & host of Dear Nigerian Twitter. The hosts of the biggest podcasts in Nigeria!

Visual Audio Times 2020 Year Wrap Up Feat. A Music In Time

If there's one album that personifies Nigerian Hip-Hop in the mid-2000s, it has to be Ruggedman's sophomore "Ruggedy Baba". Osagie Alonge enlists the help of journalists Steve Dede and Ayomide Tayo to break down the album. Sign up to our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitsignup For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: Ruggedy Baba by Ruggedman

Faze's sophomore album is the definition of the quintessential Nigerian R&B sound. Osagie is joined by industry veterans Chuka Obi and Obinna Agwu to break down this beautiful body of work. Sign up to our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitsignup For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Independent" by Faze

On this episode, Osagie sits down with journalists Ayomide Tayo and Jide Taiwo to breakdown the late Dagrin's sophomore album "C.E.O". Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "C.E.O" by Dagrin

On this episode, Osagie is joined by A&R Consultant Chux Odoh and music journalist Dennis Peter as they breakdown the 2004 classic solo debut from 2face '2Baba' Idibia titled "Face 2 Face". Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Face 2 Face" by 2face Idibia

Osagie sits with Temi Gomez, 1/3 of the founding members of the music and creative company Knighthouse. Gomez shares the back story on Knighthouse; from the early beginnings to how it became one of the most talked-about music companies in Nigeria with an eventual centre focus on the then Princess of Pop Music - Mo'Cheddah. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Journey: Knighthouse with Temi Gomez

On this episode, Osagie Alonge sits with former co-host of Loose Talk podcast, Ayomide Tayo and Steve to discuss Blackface's solo debut - 'Ghetto Child"; the sonic style, messaging and Blackface's similarities with Burna Boy. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Ghetto Child" by Blackface

On this episode, Osagie Alonge is joined by Tinya Alonge and Mayowa Idowu to discuss Naeto C's 2008 debut album "U Know My P". It's a fun episode worth listening to. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "You Know My P" by Naeto C

Osagie Alonge sits with Blackmagic who takes us on his journey of music reliving the experiences with his three albums - Version 1.0, Version 2.0 and most recently released Version 3.0 (Starving Artiste). Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Journey: Blackmagic

On this episode, Osagie Alonge breaks down pop star Wizkid's debut album "Superstar" and how the record has become the template for many debut artistes to emulate. He is joined by African music commentators - Ayomide Tayo, Motolani Alake and Segun Akande. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Superstar" by Wizkid

The centre of topic on this episode is P-Square's 2007 album "Game Over". Osagie Alonge sits with Ayomide Tayo, Segun Akande, Motolani Alake, three people who have collectively journaled African music for close to 15 years, to discuss Peter and Paul's best body of work. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: "Game Over" by P-Square

In this episode, Osagie Alonge sits with prolific artiste Falz, to discuss his 2019 Moral Instruction album. It's a one-hour conversation about the album's production, sampling Afrobeat icon Fela's music and the impact of the message. Support the podcast via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amusicintime Sign up for our Newsletter: https://bit.ly/amitnewsletter For fan mail: amusicintime@gmail.com For ads: info@audiovisualtimes.com

The Breakdown: Moral Instruction with Falz

We used to host a podcast called Loose Talk. Now, we are on our own trying to figure it out. Follow us on this journey! Hosted by Jess, Moni & AOT2.

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