R&Cs: Pak 'N' Go - The Buck Stop

“R&Cs: Pak ‘N’ Go” is part of a trove of playlists we just recovered. While it may be…ancient, we still believe it holds value in helping with music discovery.

Nigeria’s Afrobeats scene has its certified superstars with a triumvirate of young guns atop and many (slightly) younger talents gunning for them — all in a spirit of bonhomie. That crop includes Kizz Daniel who hasn’t put a foot wrong since bursting onto the scene back in 2016. The single “Pak ‘N’ Go” is clearly the best track on this playlist that includes doozies from the likes of Blac Youngsta, Ric Hassani, Snow That Product, and Tamy Moyo. Enjoy!

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Take a look at the tracklist...

01. Kizz Daniel ::: Pak ‘N’ Go
02. Tamy Moyo ::: Zviroto
03. Xwizzy Bernito & Lorenzo FTS ::: Gallis
04. Daddy Andre ::: Like I Do (feat. Aziz Azion)
05. Jahvillani ::: Another Day
06. SoMo ::: Better Me
07. Ric Hassani ::: Number One
08. Otile Brown ::: This Kind of Love
09. Inna & VINKA ::: Bebe
10. Fokn Bois ::: True Friends (feat. Mr Eazi)
11. Guido Dos Santos ::: Think Twice About Suicide (feat. Ramz)¹
12. Yung Bush ::: Survival (feat. Trapnblues)
13. YNW Melly ::: 223’s (feat. 9lokknine)
14. Snow Tha Product ::: Petty
15. Kush ::: No Biggie²
16. Philthy Rich ::: Cancun
17. Stunna 4 Vegas & Lil Yachty ::: Boat 4 Vegas³
18. Blac Youngsta ::: Cut Up (Remix feat. Tory Lanez & G-Eazy)
19. Musmah ::: Spicy
20. DAP The Contract ::: Bryn’s Interlude (feat. Bryn Bliska)

Additional notes...

¹ Guido Dos Santos’ “Think Twice About Suicide” with Ramz is not available on the Apple Music, Deezer and Spotify platforms and won’t appear on our playlists there.
² OFB’s Kush’s “No Biggie” is not available on the Apple Music, Deezer and Spotify platforms and won’t appear on our playlists there.
³ Stunna 4 Vegas duet with Lil Yatchy, “Boat 4 Vegas“, is not available on the Apple Music, Deezer and Spotify platforms and won’t appear on our playlists there.

Enjoy and come back soon...

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Hewa Yasin

I wrote as kid. (I'd die if you'd ever get your hands on those poems.) And I wrote as a teen. (We thought our raps would spearhead revolution.) I write these days to share my joys and perspectives. I am as subjective as they come. I found a bunch of blessed souls that are just as expressive. And Africa is all the better for it. (I think I never really changed.)