Listen: Wande Coal Cements His Legacy With 'Legend or No Legend'

The Nigerian singer’s fourth studio album is a testament to his musical longevity.

Cover art for 'Legend or No Legend' by Wande Coal.
Cover art for 'Legend or No Legend' by Wande Coal.

Nigerian singer-songwriter and producer, Wande Coal, has finally unveiled his highly anticipated fourth studio album, Legend or No Legend, marking a significant milestone in his enduring career. The album serves as a testament to Wande Coal's versatility as an artist, incorporating a captivating array of Afrobeat sounds and featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights including Wizkid, T-Pain, Olamide, and Fireboy.

Despite his evolution as a bigwig in Nigeria’s music scene, Wande Coal’s signature vocals are stronger than ever, encapsulating the entire album as he delves into themes of love, loss, and the complexities that accompany fame. With this album, Wande Coal offers a deeply personal and introspective experience, inviting listeners into his journey of self-discovery. The artist himself expressed his sentiments about the project, stating: "This Album is a reflection of my growth as an artist and as a person, and I can't wait for my fans to connect with it."


Through a rich tapestry of musical arrangements and lyrical depth, Wande Coal exhibits his artistry with finesse, solidifying his position as a trailblazer in the industry. Each track on Legend or No Legend is carefully crafted, showcasing the artist's commitment to pushing creative boundaries while staying true to his roots.

With an impressive discography and a string of chart-topping hits to his name, Wande Coal's influence on the Nigerian music industry is undeniable, and this new album is another feather in his cap.

Having risen to prominence as a member of the Mo' Hits Records collective, Wande Coal — born Oluwatobi Wande Ojosipe —embarked on a successful solo career, captivating audiences with his debut album, "Mushin 2 Mo'Hits." He also had a successful stint at Mo' Hits Records and Mavin Records, before moving on to EMPIRE.

Listen to the album below:


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