The Dadaboy Show

We’ve got the Multiple award winning superstar “Big Kala” popularly known as Odumodublack on the pod. It is an introspective episode as Odumodu takes us on a life journey from school,transition into music, Skepta co-sign, his cultural impact and he even addresses some controversies. He gives exclusive details about his forthcoming EP “Eziokwu”

On this episode we talk to the Michael Jackson of the Alternative Scene. He talks us through multiple layers of BOJ. He talks everything music, lifestyle being a pioneer on the block, the DRB project, self-awareness, Action Boyz and pivoting towards Music business.

TMOL is back on the pod. He kicks it back with us after a successful show in London. He walks us through the process of the show from pre-production to postproduction.

On this episode, we are still down south and documenting the culture one episode at a time. Ehiz talks with one of the hardest working women holding the south down behind the decks spinning our favorite record, "DBN Gogo." DBN Gogo paints a concise picture of the entertainment scene in South Africa. She recounts her journey into the music space, from sneaking to parties to playing promo gigs at university and ultimately pursuing a career as a professional DJ. The underrepresentation of women in the music space in the South African music industry was one of the major driving forces for her to penetrate the market. DBN Gogo speaks on collaboration with more African women and joint efforts to push different types of African music to the top. Global dominance is the ultimate goal, and DNB Gogo recounts some of her highlights in her journey thus far, from headlining at Coachella to featuring on the Black Panther soundtrack, just to mention a few. She drops her two cents on South Africa Amapiano vs Nigeria Amapiano.

On this episode we went down south to the rainbow nation, South Africa. Ehiz, talks to one of the young pioneering voice leading the Piano to the world movement “Young Stunna” . Young Stunna sets the ball rolling with an insight to his life, talks about always being in his creative bag from childhood. He highlights the influence of his religious background on his craft, he talks transition from hip hop to Amapiano with a sprinkle of his relationship with one of the Sorcpion Kings “Kabza de Small” and ultimately he talks world domination.

On this episode we talk to multidisciplinary creative Samuel Perry professionally known as Brodda Shaggi. It's an eye-opening episode as Brodda Shaggi puts the journey thus far into perspective. He touches pivotal areas of his life ranging but not limited to his early life, family dnamic, becoming the breadwinner of his family whilst being a university student and moments that grounded him to who he is today.

Quick Link up with my TikTok fam where I chatted with Fortune Mgwili-Sibanda, Public Policy and Government Relations Director on everything around this amazing platform including TikTok's #SaferTogether Safety Features

Fashion mogul Ifeanyi Nwune walks us through his life -childhood, his fashion icon, influence of his tertiary institution on his standpoint of certain subjects and navigating/ traversing different career paths. He gives an in-depth insight about catering to the African audience by building a fore front sustainable fashion wear brand. This episode is definitely for you if you think your dreams are bigger than you because you are wrong.

At 18, Uncle Vinny was already the leader of the new school movement in South Africa. Throwing the biggest parties, working with MTV Base and radio stations across the capital, Kabelo speaks to Ehiz on the strategy in staying relevant, Ricky Rick's influencer, his fashion and what is in stock for the future.

Moet Abebe opens up on the transition from law into the entertainment sector, relocating from Manchester to Lagos to pursue her passion and working with Soundcity Tv.