Stay woke! 5 songs from singer to keep you socially conscious

​Brymo is one amazing artist. His storytelling prowess is second to none. The way he touches on culture and socially relevant topical issues is mind-blowing and captivating.

From relationships to political and social based stories, Brymo is a breath of fresh air.

As he marks his birthday anniversary today May 9, 2017, Pulse gives you 5 songs from the deep reflective singer that does justice to his ideologies, thoughts woven beautifully into music.

Je le o sinmi

Brymo emphasizes on the value of education for a child, portraying it bea utifully in the visual to the song.

Down

Brymo captures the apparent decay and injustice ongoing in the society of today in this song, with a minimalistic visual interpretation.

Prick no get shoulder

Brymo doesn’t sugarcoat this one. He bears it plainly using sexual references.

Brymo is all for letting you know there are consequences for every actions and one should be prepared  to take responsibilities for his actions.

Dem dey go

This can be related to the business world, societal co-existence and even relationships between man and woman. The song talks about liberation; about having the wisdom to know when a union of whatever nature  is not and may never likely yield fruit, and is best each party goes their separate way.

Everyone gets to die

A sober song about the vanity and transient nature of life, and life should therefore be treated accordingly.