Overall, ADEDAMOLA is a well-rounded and enjoyable album. Its blend of introspection, nostalgia, and fresh vibes makes it worth listening to. I’ve already replayed it three times today, and I can confidently say it’s an album you don’t want to miss.

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6/6

Track 8, Wande’s Pop, is a creative tribute to Wande Coal.Fireboy masterfully captures Wande's unique style, delivering a song that feels like it could av come directly frm Wande's discography. Fireboy's execution here is flawless, blending homage wiv his own signature flair.
5/6

The album opener, Iseoluwa (track 1), is a beautiful and inspiring song. Its hopeful message sets the tone for the album, making listeners feel grateful and optimistic. This is followed by Call Me (track 2), a perfect continuation and a certified hit in its own right.

4/6

particularly his classic Far Away with Oge, but this collaboration is both refreshing and heartwarming. Fireboy's ability to bring Lagbaja out of retirement for this track is commendable, and the result is a brilliant fusion of old and new sounds.

3/6

However, the momentum dips slightly from track 9 but rebounds spectacularly with track 13, providing a strong and memorable finish.

One standout track for me is Back N Forth (track 6), featuring the legendary Lagbaja. Perhaps it's my nostalgia for Lagbaja's music,..

2/6

Why do they shun you, as if you're decay?
No friendly embrace, no hand to extend,
Why does no one willingly call you a friend?

What is your crime,O man of meager means,
Is love not your right, or are you unseen?
Do you not deserve, like all, to belong,
To share in a bond, to sing love's sweet song?