Get Inspired! Check out the latest trend and create your style. A number of designs take on a different appearance when viewed from the left or right, resulting in infinite ways to wear it. A range of bold blue shades and overpowering earthy tones are highlighted by bright accents of yellow and pink. What's hot at the moment? COLOUR BLOCKING!
Hello bride-to-be! Forever is not a word…rather a place where two lovers go when true love takes them there. Love can never go out of style. Check out our wedding posts if you are looking for asoebi inspiration.
Did you know that you can access our website for the latest music and fashion news even while you are on the go? Log on www.olamildent.com from your mobile device. Tell us all about your OE Experience.
CLAN, a premium ready to wear brand under the conglomerate that heralds Deola, House of Deola is spearheading a campaign for women tagged ‘SHE, The Power Woman Campaign.’ The campaign is an attempt to reveal what drives and inspires these powerful women to go above and beyond in their respective fields. It examines 11 women in the economy who have made a difference in their various industries.
Olamild Ent. has partnered with IBAKA TV to bring you the hottest African movies. Beginning May 2013, you may watch and share free movies right here on Olamild Entertainment. We are delighted to partner with IBAKA TV as they have the largest top quality collection of African Movies.
With just 4 days into the new year, Iceberg Slim returns back to the scene and blesses us with the remix to “Ayanfe” a love song meaning “beloved” in Yoruba. He featured fellow rap artist, M.I., and Triple MG recording artist Emma Nyra, assisting very well with her fabolous vocals...unbelievable...after all what they've been thru!!!
“Ayanfe” is a catchy love song and this remix is sure to be a certified hit!!! “Ayanfe” (remix) was produced by Spellz. Iceberg Slim ft. M.I & Emma Nyra - Ayanfe
Iceberg Slim‘s back… with a love song “Ayanfe” (“beloved” in Yoruba) in one hand and a club banger “Dance For Me” in the other.
“Ayanfe” is a catchy love song, and with Emma Nyra‘s backup vocals on this splendid Spellz production, Iceberg Slim has got a potential hit in his hands.
On the other hand, Iceberg Slim takes it to the club with “Dance For Me” on a beat heavy J Sleek production and, with Chuddy K crooning on this one, get your dancing shoes on. Enjoy!
Last week, we informed that In celebration and still promoting the album, the rapper would also be giving out music / freestyles every friday via his Twitter account: @ThisisAQ,which he did before his debut album was released last year. He tagged it '#Blackfriday Freestyle'.
The new track is titled 'The Sickness'. It is also available for download (here)
After what went down last night(Nigerian Entertainment Awards), there's no questioning who's better. MI won the best rap act award and dedicated his award to fellow nominee Da Grin (may his soul rest in peace). Iceberg Slim gets on stage right after that to perform his diss track to MI (Am I Better). His hype man was everything but HYPE and the performance was quite weak.
Did it end there? Absolutely not!
The after party was held at pacha night club and both acts had an impromptu battle. Iceberg Slim goes -"this is my city M, you can't F*** with me." He got more than he bargained for as MI proceeded to freestyle and pretty much destroyed Iceberg slim. "Is he better than me, I don't know! is he? I was too busy," says MI.
Iceberg Slim & Rico White are repping Triple A to the fullest! Iceberg just relocated to 9ja to keep the flag flying. Here's a little something from him.
Born Olusegun Emmanuel Olowokere and raised in the Bronx, NY.
With both parents hailing from Nigeria, he was exposed to a totally different lifestyle. Trying to balance their culture with the streets of NY, he created himself. He created a strong minded, determined, goal oriented individual. Being the youngest of four kids wasn't too easy for him. Try getting 3rd generation hand-me-downs, in the 8th grade. And how dare he question it, when he should just be grateful that he had clothes on his back. What kept him focused was his determination to succeed. He knew he'd reach the top one day, but how?! Sure, he got his share of A's in school, but he was never the 'book type'. Most things just came to him as common sense! Sometimes he'd even lay down for hours staring at the cracks in the ceiling, hoping that God would care to care. Not knowing how to voice himself anymore, he turned to pen and paper...and the rest is history. It evolved from poetry into rap. After years of writing and rapping, he decided to be on the other side of the mixing board. He slowly got into Engineering...and that evolved into Production. He has had many influences from Nigerian music, Pop, Reggae, Rock, Jazz and Old School Hip-Hop. That's where his unique sound comes from!
Hear his most recent single Nigerian Girls ft. Sauce Kid. This one's for the ladies o. Even though Sauce Kid is featured on this song, I only heard a line from him.
