Praise be to the music gods, the Wande Coal renaissance seems to
still be right on track. Since his monster hit, “Iskaba” jolted the
obscenely talented singer back onto our collective radars, he just
hasn’t stopped delivering.
While he has dropped a few singles and featured on a number of tracks
since then, his newest song “Funkeh” – which he dropped in celebration
of his 32nd birthday – might just be the best thing he’s done since
“Iskaba”.
Ditching the oversaturated “pon pon” sound, Wande Coal relies on his
wonderful voice to carry the entire song. Killertunes’ slick production
also shines, but this song’s appeal is all thanks to Wande being at the
top of his game.
The catchy song is partly inspired by Emmanuel Kellam’s
three-year-old viral video, where he pranked his Nigerian father by
lying he got his girlfriend pregnant. It resulted in his dad hilariously
calling out for his mother, shouting “FUNKE”.
That’s about all the upbeat song borrows from that skit though. It’s a
pretty standard love song which finds Wande begging his love interest
to introduce him to her parents, so he can properly profess his love for
her.
Source Guardian Newspaper
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