Motolani Alake

<h1>At some point, it was DNA Twins. Now, it is DNA. After releasing a handful of singles, they're dipping their toes into the pool of bodies of work with this four-track EP titled, 'Gemini.'</h1>

At the heart of the EP is the soul of lamba in sound, song titles and even lyrical delivery. Three songs on Gemini EP have onomatopoetic titles and the other one follows the enigma of the Monalisa. As a twin-combo of Blair and Clint with Afro-boy band looks and appeal, their predominant fan base will probably be women between 14 and 25.

On Gemini, they deliver tunes tailored to that market with dreamy pop songs, albeit with the grown man tendencies of onomatopoetic titles and subtle odes to sex. This might be MAVIN trying to help them grow through the music and develop an appeal that transcends their fan base of predominantly young women.

The opening track, 'Arabanko' is produced by Caise Beatz, and built on dreamy, cloud legato strings.

DNA's lyrical approach is generic to scatterbrained as they seemingly go from trying to sway a drifting woman into coming back before delving into what sounds like risque lines at such trying times. They sing "Whether you like, whether you nor like, I must enjoy..." before, "How you wan make e be now?" Which energy is it?

In the end, 'Arabanko' has no meaning, but the hook is alluring. 'Kayama' is a more laidback R&amp;B-pop song about a woman named Kayama. This double act try to break Kayama out of her comfort state. The aim is to love her... presumably. 'Monalisa' is built on mid-2000s Ghanaian Afro-pop of the VIP era.

Apparently, Monalisa is a thief but this duo still want to love her - that's interesting an cute. 'Wanting More' is the best song on this app with its semblance of Afro-swing.

Asides 'Wanting More,' all songs on this EP lack shock value. They're also drenched in worrying levels of recurrent themes - there's more to life, music and even love-themed music than trying to constantly chase drifting or difficult women. DNA must try to expand their topical conversations.

But you see 'Wanting More,' that's a good song.

•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;2.0-3.9: Near fall

•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;4.0-5.9: Average

•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6.0-7.9: Victory

•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;8.0-10: Champion

Pulse Rating: /10

On 'Gemini,' DNA makes a commendable play for growth but fall short. (Twitter/Itz_DNA)

Asides 'Wase,' all songs on this EP lack shock value.

On 'Gemini,' DNA makes a commendable play for growth but fall short [EP Review]

ahmad aliyu

According to Yahoo Style UK, the elderly woman, identified as Eileen Macken, was given someone else's identity when she was 16 years and has lived under the identity for 61 years.

Following a DNA test result, Macken discovered that the family she thought was hers was not.

She was able to track down her aged mum through the help of a genealogist who offered to assist her after hearing her story on radio in 2018.

"I spoke to her on the phone but she couldn’t hear me. She's a bit like myself, I've only one good ear. She kept saying, I can't hear you, I can't hear you.

"I can't believe it, when I got the word that she was alive, all I want to do is to meet her," Mrs. Macken said.

She added that she found her mother after taking a DNA test. She also discovered she had two half-brothers who were still alive and were in their 70s.

81-year-old discover her mother after 61 years of searching

An 81-year-old woman has discovered her 103-year mother after searching for her for 61 years.

81-year-old woman finds her biological mother alive after 61 years

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