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Shaddy Jays Voyage Album Now Available For Downloads

Off the imprint of JMW, Afro-Pop Star Shaddy Jay puts his sophomore album Voyage out for the public’s listening pleasure. The album is coming ahead of his debut concert JAYFEST 0.1, Which is scheduled for the third quarter of 2025. According to Shaddy Jay, the “Voyage” album is a projection of his mastered sound and envisioned height of desired accomplishment and quest for excellence. Stream and Purchase album songs via – https://sj.fanlink.tv/voyage The 7 Tracker Discography features; Oil – A Fusion of High Life, Makosa and Afro Pop mid-tempo song that idolises the beauty of an African woman “wey carry Oil for head” Oil was produced by Feelingz, mixed and mastered by I Hear Mix Download Oil Below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/SHADDY-JAY-OIL-MX.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 Who – The second song off the Voyage album reflects on the reality of the regular man in the streets of Nigeria, the struggle for survival against hardship, helplessness and frustration. The Monte Teaza-produced song is one of the songs themed with relatable realities of Nigeria Stream and download Who Below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Shaddy-Jay-Who-Prod-by-MonteTeaza.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 Gallant – According to Shaddy Jay, “Street na Military regime, if you no come you no go know” and to survive in these troubled waters you must Gallant. Themed around the ethics of street survival, laced with groovy instrumentations cooked by Monte Teaza, and complimented with deep lyrics and appealing vocals, Jay is communicating reality in metaphors but be it as it may, if you know you know. Stream and download Gallant below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Shaddy-Jay-Gallant-acapellaProd-by-MonteTeaza.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 No Guts No Glory – This track has to be the pivotal promotional song of the album, after the release of this Afro-Life jam the singer deepened his optimism in the readiness of his second album which is now a reality. No Guts No Glory is pure groove spiced with thought-provoking lyrics and smooth patterning. A perfect cure for boredom thanks to Kindwizz for the amazing instrumental accompaniment. Stream and Download No Guts No Glory below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/No-Guts-No-Glory-.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 Bullion Van – Unlike any song with a similar title ever heard, the Jaysian Commander keeps it simply groovy and expressive as he holds no restrain in reaffirming his well-to-do status quo in these braggadocious jams. While the authentication of his Bullion Van ownership claims is yet unverified and left for fans’ demystification, the song is a masterpiece to update the playlist with. Another Kindwizz production with excellent output. Stream and download below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Shaddy-jay-_Bullion-van-.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 10 Toes – If you’re doing well and self-aware, 10 Toes is the jam to keep on replay. This is one of O’Giver’s production entries. Quite a calm and mood-soothing jam to keep your day going… Stream and download 10 Toes below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Shaddy-jay-_10TOES.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 Sure Sure – In the early phase of 2025 Shaddy Jay made his year’s debut with this hit as a single, with no prior hint to his sophomore album plan, however, the commercial success of this O’giver-produced masterpiece greatly fostered the emergence of this discography and Sure Sure stands out as one of his finest songs off the album. Stream and download Sure Sure Below; https://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Shaddy_Jay_-_Sure_Sure.mp3 DOWNLOAD MP3 Tags: Shaddy JayVoyage

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Melobed Melodies

Obed Adasho, better known as Melobed, is a rising Afrobeat songbird from Nigeria. The Taraba State-born star is bringing a fresh, infectious, and melodious energy to the music scene, blending Afrobeat with elements of R&B, Afropop, and Afro-soul while capturing the vibrant essence of African culture. Growing up, Melobed was inspired by legends such as Davido, Wizkid, 2Face Idibia, and Justin Bieber. As a teenager, he began experimenting with beats and lyrics, crafting music that celebrates his roots while exploring universal themes. The song “Melodies” is unveiled off the same-titled debut EP, Melodies, which is quickly becoming a favourite among music lovers. Its smooth melodies and upbeat rhythms make it impossible not to move to his tunes. Melobed’s music often focuses on love, resilience, and unity, connecting listeners from all backgrounds and spreading joy through his addictive beats and heartfelt lyrics. Melobed’s unique style and charisma have started to gain significant attention, captivating fans with his exceptional storytelling and danceable rhythms. His ultimate goal is to bring his music to a global audience and inspire others to celebrate life through his artistry. Recently signed to Iprime3 Music, Melobed is not just another star but a testament to resilience and God’s masterpiece from the streets. STREAM HERE DOWNLOAD Melobed – Melodies EMBED CODE:

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Senegal Held By Sudan In World Cup Qualifying

Sudan's impressive run in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup continued as a nation affected by civil war held Senegal to a 0-0 draw on neutral turf. Sadio Mane came closest to a winner for the visitors late on in Benina, Libya, but saw an attempted chip saved by Sudan keeper Mohamed Mostafa before his follow-up effort was blocked by a defender on the line. Mostafa then pulled off a stunning low stop to keep out a header from Cherif Ndiaye. Sudan could have taken all three points themselves as Walieldin Khedr sent a shot flashing past the post earlier in the second half. The Falcons of Jediane sit a point clear of DR Congo at the top of Group B halfway through the African campaign, with Senegal a point further behind. Only the group winners are assured of a place at the expanded 48-team World Cup finals next year. The four best-placed sides from across the nine groups will enter play-offs for a spot at an intercontinental tournament which will provide the final qualifiers. Elsewhere in Group B, Togo and Mauritania drew 2-2 in an entertaining contest in Lome. Those four sides are all back in action on Tuesday when Sudan host South Sudan, Senegal welcome Togo and DR Congo travel to Mauritania. The final four group fixtures will be split across September and October. Almost two years on from the start of the civil war, and with the country's top two domestic clubs now playing in Mauritania, Sudan coach James Kwesi Appiah has got supporters dreaming of reaching the World Cup finals for the first time. In the nine-month hiatus since the last qualifying fixtures the Sudanese had remarkably booked a place at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations - eliminating four-time continental champions Ghana along the way. But, returning to their bid to reach the United States, Mexico and Canada, Sudan almost made a disastrous start as goalkeeper Mustafa missed a clearing kick within the first 30 seconds. However, he managed to recover and scramble the loose ball behind with Boulaye Dia set to pounce and slot into an empty net. The hosts were not overawed by a side ranked as the second best in Africa, and 96 places above them, and Aboubaker Eisa missed a chance to slot Sudan in front in the 20th minute before Dia sent a header off target. After the break Sudan midfielder Adbel Raouf tested Edouard Mendy with a low strike before having appeals for a penalty waved away as he challenged the keeper for the rebound. Mane had sent an overhead kick narrowly wide before the former Liverpool forward was denied twice with 10 minutes remaining. The West Africans remain unbeaten after five games in Group B but, with only two wins, have work to do to reach a third successive World Cup finals. Earlier on Saturday, Mauritania scored their first goals of the campaign as they secured a draw in Togo. Thibault Klidje headed the hosts ahead in Lome in the fourth minute, and Mauritania came close to an equaliser when Aboubakary Koita hit the right-hand upright 10 minutes before the break. The game sparked into life in the second half as the visitors scored twice in the space of four minutes to turn the game on its head. First Koita levelled with a fine curing shot across goal and then Abdallahi Mahmoud was presented with a simple tap-in at the back post from Sidi Bouna Amar's low cross. Kevin Denkey dragged Togo level in the 69th minute when he dispossessed Lamine Ba in the box and rifled in a low shot. After that both sides had chances to win it as Mauritania striker Pape Yade struck a post after capitalising on an error from Sparrowhawks goalkeeper Malcolm Barcoa and then Togo substitute Kwame Mawuena narrowly missed the target with a header.