Some EPs take you on short musical journeys, with well-produced melodies and rhythms, and “OXYGENE” by “Oxlade” is one of them. The talented artiste decides to fill the growing gap of soft and smooth afrobeat tracks. And so in an industry populated by hardcore rappers and singers who cosplay hard guys, “Oxlade” proves he is not afraid of being soft, romantic, and deep.
Emotions are his oxygen because they make “Oxlade” human, and because they bless him with beautiful inspirations that produce creative art just like “OXYGENE.” In the first track, “02,” he celebrates his lover whom he can’t live without, and in the last track, “TABLES TURN,” he advises everyone bothered about the snide talk about others to lock in, and not to become bad people themselves.
