Review: Reekado Banks – Rora
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Another song filled with sexual innuendoes
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SONIC EXPERIENCE!
Lyrics: Reekado Banks – Rora
[Bridge]
Baby this your yansh na shitor
If u gree mo ma Latan
Part 2 ati part 1
Part 2 lati pa won
I go fit to change your catwalk
And change your life join
Every day, na to enjoy
Open and close like a laptop o[Chorus]
Moni ko jijo o, Rora o 8x[Verse]
Eledumare give u face in addition to bum bum bum bum…
I no go lie your body gbesss, mo ni lati Toyan toyan toyan…
Anytime you holla
Make I come thru
I go tell my guys dem I no Dey come soon
Kpakalamishi, make my eye chook
Many girl get but na you I wan doJesu!, Oh Reeky oh Reeky yo Reekado!
Jesu! Hey Ahey[Bridge]
Baby this your yansh na shitor
If u gree mo ma Latan
Part 2 ati part 1
Part 2 lati pa won
I go fit to change your catwalk
And change your life join
Every day, na to enjoy
Open and close like a laptop o[Chorus]
Moni ko jijo o, Rora o 8xJesu!
[Verse 2]
Yo yo yo
Baby gimme snow motion
In my room
I go give u promotion
Everything is allowed
Baby say everything is allowed
Me I say Reeky baby na man,
She tell me say na me go kpai for her hand ooJesu!, Oh Reeky oh Reeky yo Reekado!
Jesu! Hey AheyJe ki ibadi e lo le, ko ma rooo 4x
Moni ko jijo o, Rora o 4x
Strings…
Reekado Banks, For Mavin Records star and the current head honcho of the Banks Music, is back with a new single in preparation of the launch of his new album. Rora is a deviation from Reekad’s usual Afropop sound to Afrobeat with some jazz influence which became prominent towards verse 2 of the song. The song is a fascinating one; join us as we go ahead to review it.
Rora starts with a solemn and slow-paced tempo. The instrumentals are subtle and well mixed. The intro of Reekado' vocals was a welcome addition to the song.
Sharp, precise tonguing is needed to make this march sparkle, and close attention must be paid to the dynamic contrasts between Reeakdo Banks' vocals and the general sound of the song,
The song is heavily laced in Afrobeat and yet, aside from the great drama and high emotion, the sultry visualizer. This piece concerns a real and pressing piece of Nigerian sounds.
The beats are ravey and the choruses encourage arms-aloft singing – just the thing for "getting the person next to you in a headlock
The lyrics of the song could have been better. The song strongly laced with a lot of sexual meanings and innuendoes and kit also lacked any lyrical depth whatsoever. We were left to wonder what the message in the song was all about really.
Likeable as the song is, it's missing the transformative something that can only be described as star quality
Rora ended up being a ate and love affair for us. While the song does have potentials, it failed to convince us that it is star material. We like Reekado's deviation to a moe unfamiliar genre though. If you are already a fan of Rekado Banks, then you will probably enjoy this song. However, if you just want to try him and hoping to be a star then you should listen to more dynamic songs of his rather than this.
