Blaqbonez – NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME (Album)

Tunesloaded Published October 16, 2026 7:46 am

“NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME” is the latest impressive and attention-grabbing 5th studio album from Blaqbonez, a remarkable Nigerian rapper, songwriter, and member of Chocolate City Music.

This new album follows the success of Blaqbonez’s previous 17-track album, “No Excuses,” released on October 17, 2025. He later released “No Excuses Deluxe” on April 17, 2026, adding three songs to the original album and bringing its total to 20 tracks. With “NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME,” the Chocolate City Music rapper returns with another full-length release that reflects his growth over the years. The album focuses on ambition, success, personal experiences, and the challenges that come with trying to reach a higher level in life. It also shows his continued support for rising artists who are bringing fresh ideas into Nigerian hip-hop.

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The album opens with “I LOVE THIS,” which features rising Nigerian rapper Igwe Aka. His appearance gives the opening track a connection to the newer wave of Nigerian hip-hop artists that Blaqbonez has continued to support. At number two, Blaqbonez presents “CA$H EVERYDAY,” a song that speaks about ambition and the pressure that comes with the desire to achieve more. The track sets the mood for the album, which looks at the hard work, choices, and experiences that come with chasing success.

At track three, Blaqbonez delivers “BIG PERFORMER,” which was released earlier alongside “FYP” as a two-track collection. The song was produced by talented Nigerian record producers Jlon, P.Priime, and Semzi. It gave fans an early taste of the album before its full release. The rapper then joins forces with popular Nigerian Afrobeats singer-songwriter Asake on “IKEBE 3000,” the fourth track. The song was his last release before the album arrived and was produced by JayPoppin, Ramoni, Spykida, and Johnson IP.

Asake returns for another collaboration on track five, “Chanel,” one of the lead singles that helped build interest in the album. Released on May 21, 2026, the song was produced by JayPoppin, Spykida, and Johnson IP. The two songs give fans another chance to hear Blaqbonez and Asake work together, with their collaborations adding a notable part to the album’s sound. Their music also reflects the project’s use of colourful references to Nigerian pop culture.

The sixth track, “MAZZA,” takes a different direction as Blaqbonez focuses on the idea of escaping from everyday pressure. He follows it with “DANCIA” at number seven before moving to “CA$H OUT” at track eight. On “CA$H OUT,” produced by P.Priime, the rapper switches between languages while expressing surprise at how quickly a relationship is moving. This brings a personal and playful side to the album, showing that his music is not only about money and success but also about the experiences people face in their daily lives.

At number nine is “YAHOOZE,” followed by “LIKE 2021” at track ten. The latter looks back at some of the disappointments Blaqbonez has faced and how those experiences have helped prepare him for where he is today. The song adds a more thoughtful side to the album, allowing listeners to see how much he has grown since he first became widely known. It also fits the project’s wider focus on ambition, setbacks, and the lessons that come with moving forward.

Track eleven, “FYP,” features rising Abuja-based rapper Monochrome. The song was released alongside “BIG PERFORMER” before the full album arrived, and its production was handled by JayPoppin, Spykida, and Johnson IP. Blaqbonez gives Monochrome room to reach more listeners through the collaboration, showing his interest in helping new voices gain attention. The rapper then teams up with popular Nigerian singer Ruger on “JUSTINA,” which takes the twelfth position and adds another notable collaboration to the tracklist.

At track thirteen, Blaqbonez presents “SAMPLE EKWE,” which includes a reference to Nigerian singer and songwriter Egertton, known for his incantation-style music. The song reflects the album’s use of Nigerian culture and familiar musical ideas in fresh ways. He follows it with “JONZIN” at number fourteen before closing the album with “FINESSE YOU,” featuring talented Nigerian singer Tml Vibez.

The closing collaboration also connects to Blaqbonez’s recent appearance on “Eko,” the thirteenth track on Tml Vibez’s 16-track album, “A Street Kid’s Diary (Disk 2).” Following that earlier link-up, “FINESSE YOU” gives the two artists another chance to work together. The song brings the album to a close with a message about the drive to succeed and the gratitude that comes with making progress after difficult times.

The production across “NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME” features contributions from Chillz, P.Priime, Semzi, Jlon, Spykida, Johnson IP, JayPoppin, Ramoni, BlaiseBeatz, Dibs Tunez, Akatche, Aznvr, Chris Hamiwest, TÖME, Ragee, Black Culture, Morin, and ARAM. Their work gives the album a mix of hip-hop and Afrobeat sounds while keeping Blaqbonez’s personality and style at the centre.

The best thing about choosing your own music is that nobody else has to decide what belongs in your collection. This new album gives you another chance to make that choice based on what you like. If it earns a place among your favorites, that decision will be yours alone.

Tracklist Of NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME Album By Blaqbonez Below.