Odumodublvck Unveils Star-Studded “Side A” Tracklist for Industry Machine
Nigerian rapper and genre disruptor Odumodublvck has officially unveiled the Side A tracklist for his upcoming album Industry Machine. The surprise reveal, made on Thursday, 1 year ago, sent waves through the music world.
With only half the album revealed, the rapper has already sparked buzz across Africa and beyond.
A Cryptic Announcement With Heavyweight Names
Odumodublvck dropped the announcement via X (formerly Twitter) with a simple post:
“LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT. SIDE A. INDUSTRY MACHINE.”
Alongside the message came an image of the tracklist—just nine songs, but packed with powerful collaborations.
Tracklist Breakdown: Star Power on Every Song
The project opens with the title track, Industry Machine, then rolls into a showcase of Africa’s finest.
Highlights include:
- Grooving — Davido x Seun Kuti
- Jameson — Tyla
- Shot On One — Nasty C
- Ika Pay Pass — Portable
- Pa Salieu, Phyno, Patoranking, and Reminisce also appear across various tracks.
Each feature feels deliberate, aimed at blending sound, style, and culture across borders and generations.
Davido and Seun Kuti Collaboration Sparks Anticipation
The track Grooving, featuring both Davido and Seun Kuti, is already generating major interest.
Fans anticipate a dynamic fusion of Afrobeats’ modern polish and Afrobeat’s legendary roots.
This collaboration might become one of the most iconic moments on the album—and in Nigerian music this year.
Portable, Nasty C, Tyla Add Edge and Flair
Street-hop maverick Portable brings raw energy to Ika Pay Pass, while Tyla’s feature on Jameson adds global appeal.
Nasty C brings South African finesse to Shot On One, further expanding the album’s cross-continental impact.
Each guest adds a unique element without disrupting the album’s creative direction.
Only Half the Story: Side B Still to Come
Odumodublvck confirmed this is just “Side A”—meaning there’s more on the way.
He hinted at a second half packed with just as many surprises.
That mystery has only deepened fan speculation, with many now anticipating possible collaborations with international stars.
Raw, Unfiltered Artistry Intact
The album cover, marked with a Parental Advisory label, suggests Odumodublvck hasn’t diluted his voice.
Fans can expect his signature style: raw, confrontational, and deeply rooted in the streets.
He’s clearly not aiming for mainstream appeal at the cost of authenticity.
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