Who Get Ear Vol. 115: Here are the 10 Nigerian 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 three years.

This is the 115th 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. 114 here. We featured 1da Banton, Rebeykah, Kolly Dee, Hengzie and more on the installment.

This week, we feature VRSD, Zilla Oaks, Eeskay, Manuel Cole, Tochi Bedford and more. Please note that the Gen Z Abuja Trap/Drill/Emo/Lo-Fi demography make some of the best music this writer has heard over the past few years and it seems to only get better by the year.

Pick of the week: ItsUCee featuring EESKAY, Zilla Oaks, Drayko, B1g Nova - Target

Moment of the week: Hook on 'Don't Know' by Manuel Cole

Here are our picks of the week;

Irigo featuring T.O.D Szn - On My Life

The song feels like an Afro-swing track that British rap acts might choose as their lead single for chart success. The song is about love and sex.

Kimilist ft Kwame Yesu , Medikal - Kyer3

Our pick of the week, it comes from a Ghanaian trio and it's a bop for today, tomorrow and next year. The video could have just done with a storyline that follows the stories in the song.

VRSD and Bionic the Soul King - TELL ME

This track is two songs that came together to become "TELL ME"; painfully and angrily but gently laid on The Soul King's sonic bed. The song about police brutality and the lives lost.

Srem Life - Spirit of Ogoni

The song is about the land of Ogoni, which is what Ken Saro-Wiwa fought for till his death. Till date, Nigeria has not worked on it.

Zilla Oaks featuring Eeskay and Psycho YP - Follow Me Reason

With the essence of a 2000s Afro-pop record, Zilla Oaks records his third straight heat featuring fellow Abuja emcees, Psycho YP and Eeeskay.

Deaj featuring Fuad and George - Jojo

With Wizkid-esque vibes, Chicago-based Deaj produces Saxophone-heavy music dedicated to a beautiful woman with incredible sensuality in her steps.

Eeskay featuring Odumodublvck - Agbalagba

Off Eeeskay's two-track EP comes this song about the Nigerian old man. 'Agbalagba' is Yoruba for an old person. In essence, Eeskay and Odumodublvck call themselves Agbalagba.