A great week culminates into several releases from some of your favourite acts like 2baba, Simi, Kizz Daniel and so forth. The industry also anticipates Wizkid's latest single, 'Joro.' 

Last week was great on Who Get Ear, we had a few great acts which you can check out HERE. 

For volume 69 of Who Get Ear, you can check the list below;

A synth-pop song with soul melodies. The talented singer and producer AYLO performs on the topic of love and adulation of distant affection. On the song, AYLO sometimes sounds like Alina Baraz on 'Make You Feel.'

Talented US-based Nigerian singer, Daramola is back with this new sound. The newlywed jumps on this synth pop to sing about the ideal nature of good love - ergo, when the love is good, it is organic. 

Banky is a producer, Tomi Thomas is multi-talented member of LOS while L Marshall is the creator of EP, Live All The Way. 

Together, they create this synth pop/R&B song about the peerless power of love to inspire change. 

Deelokz is a rapper. This one is an electric guitar-rich, emo and lo-fi R&B sound suitable for rap. 

On this Drake-suited beat is impressive lyricism that tells the story of identity and struggles. 

Two kings of the underground beneath the underground, yet two viral sensations known for their social media freestyles. 

This one merges rap with afro-fusion to illuminate how a rough background could mean resignation to a cruel future - in this case, prison.

Produced by one of Nigeria's leading producers of 2019, Cracker Mallo, this gbedu merges good production with Zlatan's now famous adlibs. 

The result is a banger. 

The Delta State-born Glenn Mena is back with this trap&B song that addresses the 'Yoruba demon' stereotype in all its infectious, attractive and deceptive glory.

To add to his growing reps, Oxlade is due to perform at Underground by Zikoko - a pivotal show that celebrates the best emerging Nigerian talent monthly - later today. 

This song links Oxlade's less-than-savoury upbringing to his assurance of legendary status and imperious success.

Produced by IamBeatz, one of Nigeria's best upcoming talents and 'Nobody Fine Pass You' crooner, T Classic is back with a banger. 

With a beat by runs on infectious latino rhythms and trumpets, Classic gets the help of his peers. Peruzzi and Terri particularly impressed on this beat. 

Self-produced, Kannon goes in with Ichaba on this impressive effort. 

This one will leave a mark on you.