Zero Conditions Podcast

The gang link up with the rap OG Reminisce for an amazing episode that touches on his rap career, juggling family life and being a superstar, his friendship with Olamide and much more. 

Pheelz joins the Zero Conditions crew on this episode of the podcast and together, they discuss his come up in the music game, early days of working with ID Cabassa and Olamide, and his new found success as an artist. 

The whole crew is back together for this episode and together, they touch on subjects like life in secondary school and uni, how one moment can define your entire life, the need for Nollywood to be critiqued more and much more. 

Blaqbonez and Excel go deep into his music career, how he handles fame, how he's very calculated with social media and what his new album sounds like. 

On this episode, the Zero Conditions crew link up with Khaid to talk about his rise in the music space, how he met Sydney Talker, the current state of his relationship with OdumoduBlvck and much more

Grammy nominated Dance artist, Kah-Lo, joins the crew ofZero Conditions Podcast to talk about her new album (Pain/Pleasure), her music influences, how she navigates the music space and much more.

Afrobeats superstar Ruger joins the Zero Conditions gang on this episode and he talks about his tour, his new album, his relationship status, his tight knit with his family and much more. 

On this episode, the gang touch on the state of refreeing in the English premier league and they also take a trip down memory lane as they put together a list of the top 10 greatest Nigerian rappers of all time. 

On this episode, Dolapo Amusat, founder of WeTalkSound; joins the zero conditions crew as a guest and together they talk about how WeTalkSound started, the current state of the music business, the next generation of music business execs and much more. 

Joeboy joins the incredible crew of the Zero Conditions Podcast for an amazing conversation that touches on the early days of his successful career, his recently concluded UK tour, family values and Burna Boy's comments on Afrobeats not having substance.