Who Get Ear Vol. 107: Here are the 10 songs you need to play this week

Welcome to another installment of 'Who Get Ear,' Pulse's flagship act for upcoming acts in the Nigerian music industry. This feature has been on for two years and Pulse Nigeria is proud to say it has been spotlighting some of the best songs and acts in the Nigerian underground for two years.

This is the 107th installment of this feature listicle. It is now available on streaming platforms, Audiomack and Apple Music.

Weekly acts will also get a spotlight on Pulse Nigeria's Instagram Page. The pick of the week will also get a 30 second spin on Pulse Nigeria's Instagram stories. You can check Vol. 106 here.

This week, we feature Tomi Thomas, Remy Baggins, RexofTheWest, DJ Lambo, Tiwa Dare and more.

Pick of the week: Tomi Thomas - Hopeless Romantic

Moment of the week: Hook on 'Alive' by TiwaDara

Tomi Thomas - Hopeless Romantic

"Love... one thing powerful enough to transcend dimensions across space and time... expanding... thriving... Being a hopeless romantic entail’s daring to love and fearlessly seeking to ascend beyond love and into peace, over and over again," says Tomi Thomas.

Remy Baggins - No Regrets

On his EP, AMATERASU, when he’s let all the anger out on Trippy rap music, he gets more introspective and delivers the calmer, ‘No Regrets’ aboard a Trap/Emo beat. He sings, “I’ve been under pressure, waiting on my moment waiting on a sign… I got no regrets, waiting for my time…”

REXOFTHEWEST and TSUNI - MO GBESE

Conceptualized around the owambe spirit of Lagos, 'Mo Gbese' is a dance song which talks about the party lifestyle in Lagos, Nigeria, and the conversation between the subject and the subtle voice in their head that urges them to loosen up, get wild and forget all anxieties.

Bolg - Sempe

'Sempe' is a Yoruba slag for calm. Aboard an Afro-pop beat, Bolg urges an overzealous spirit to calm down. This time, it's not from a place of ruckus, but one of opulence.

Stiques - Litafin Gambari

Stiques likes making music that stays true to his Northern Nigerian roots and this one is no different. On a calm Guitar-rich song, Stiques discusses love and attraction.

Layi B featuring Ikayh - Pere

Unexpectedly, something about this song is amazing. Really amazing.

DJ Lambo featuring Buju - Party De

Off DJ Lambo's new EP, A Tale of Two Cities - which documents her love for Abuja and Lagos sits this Tempoe-produced song.

ZahZah - Miss You

On the song, Zahzah sets out to convey to his muse, the impact she has on his life while reiterating the need for her becoming a permanent fixture. The sparse production accentuates the natural range and lyricism of Zahzah encapsulated by his impeccably switched flows between his verses. Relying on English and Pidgin as his linguistic landscape, he sings yearning for his long-lost lover.