Blaqbonez is back with a new album called NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME. The project has 15 songs and includes many big names from the Nigerian scene. Fans are already hearing tracks like BIG PERFORMER and the new collab IKEBE 3000 with Asake. This article looks at what the album offers and why it matters for rap in Nigeria.
Key Takeaways
- Blaqbonez’s album NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME features 15 tracks and major collaborations.
- The single CHANEL with Asake was a No. 1 hit on the Official Nigeria Top 100.
- The project continues Blaqbonez’s push to keep rap in the Nigerian music conversation.
Since his early days, Blaqbonez has been known for bold moves and a clear style. He mixes clever lyrics with a confident image, which helps him stand out. Over the past year he scored his biggest chart win with the song CHANEL, featuring Asake, which topped the Official Nigeria Top 100. That success set a high bar for his next release.
NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME
Following his 2025 project No Excuses, Blaqbonez returns to add more depth to his discography with a massive 15-track run. Here is the official tracklist:
- I LOVE THIS (feat. Igwe Aka)
- CA$H EVERYDAY
- BIG PERFORMER
- IKEBE 3000 (with Asake)
- CHANEL (feat. Asake)
- MAZZA
- DANCIA
- CA$H OUT
- YAHOOZE (with Victony)
- LIKE 2021
- FYP (feat. Monochrome)
- JUSTINA (feat. Ruger)
- SAMPLE EKWE
- JONZIN
- FINESSE YOU (feat. TML Vibez)
The collaborations bring different flavors to the album. Asake appears on two songs, adding his smooth vocal style. Igwe Aka, Victony, Monochrome, Ruger and TML Vibez each contribute their own sound, making the record feel varied while staying true to Blaqbonez’s rap core. These features also help the album reach listeners who follow the guest artists.
Fans are watching to see if Blaqbonez will keep the CHANEL vibe or try new directions. The track list shows a mix of club-ready anthems and more introspective cuts. Songs like CA$H EVERYDAY and CA$H OUT hint at a focus on money themes, while titles like SAMPLE EKWE and JONZIN suggest deeper cultural references.
The rollout already includes a music video for BIG PERFORMER, which has been shared widely on social media. The video shows Blaqbonez in bright outfits, performing in urban settings. This visual approach matches his strategy of making the project part of the conversation, not just a collection of songs.
Amapiano To The World by DJ Phaphane
While Blaqbonez focuses on rap, other Nigerian genres like Amapiano are also gaining attention. The cross‑genre interest helps the whole music scene grow, and listeners often move between styles.
Afrobeats Workout & Dance Mix by DJ Bryant
Tracks from the new album are likely to appear in playlists alongside Afrobeats hits, keeping the energy high for fans who love to dance. As the release date approaches, more singles may drop, adding to the buzz.
Overall, NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME looks set to keep Blaqbonez at the front of Nigerian rap. With strong features, a solid tracklist, and a proven hit like CHANEL, the album has the tools to stay in the charts and keep the conversation going.
