Searching for Vector’s Masterpiece? Released in 2016, “Lafíaji” is Vector’s third studio album, and it proved that Vector wasn’t just about vibes and punchlines. The rapper delivered a comprehensive 25-track project that showcased his artistic depth.
The album title is named after the Lagos neighborhood where Vector grew up, and that Lagos energy courses through every beat. From the prayerful highlife grooves of “Adurah” to street anthems like “Lafiaji” and the introspective “I Pray”, Vector demonstrated impressive range. Tracks like “8” brought the seductive dancefloor energy.
He featured Jesse Jagz, Falz, D’banj, Johnny Drille, and Tanzania’s Vanessa Mdee on the project. With Masterkraft handling production on standout tracks, the album balanced lyrical ingenuity with mainstream appeal, proving that bars and dancefloor hits can coexist. Vector established himself as a rapper and as a significant cultural force in the industry with “Lafíaji”.
