Music
Why Falz ‘No Less’ Hits Different
Falz has done it again with “No Less”, a track that grabs you from the moment the beat drops. It’s smooth, bold, and full of that signature Falz confidence we all know and love.
Falz has always had a thing for blending lyrical depth with entertainment value, but with “No Less”, he taps into a different frequency one that feels intentional, smooth, and mature. This isn’t your usual high-energy banger, and that’s exactly why it stands out.
From the very first listen, it pulls you in with its mellow beat and polished production, especially that verse “No more, no less”. once you hear it, you’ll catch yourself repeating it without even realizing. It’s a simple line, but the way it’s delivered makes it feel powerful. Like he’s reminding you to know your worth and not settle for anything less.

But what really makes No Less special is the way it blends genres so effortlessly. It’s Afro-fusion with a twist of R&B and a sprinkle of soul, a sound that doesn’t shout for attention but still keeps you locked in. Falz isn’t in a rush here. His lyrics are conversational, witty as usual, but more refined. He’s reflecting, flexing, and vibing all at once.

The production is clean and intentional. Every element, from the bassline to the background harmonies, feels well placed. Nothing is doing too much, yet everything comes together to create a sound that feels rich, warm, and sophisticated. It’s the kind of track you can play while cruising at night or chilling after a long day. A true grown-folk vibe.
Lyrically, Falz touches on success, lifestyle, and authenticity, all with his signature playfulness. But this time, he sounds more introspective. There’s less of the usual punchline-heavy delivery and more emphasis on flow and tone. It’s a softer flex, and that makes it hit even harder.
Final Thoughts
No Less isn’t just a song; it’s a mood. It’s Falz showing us he’s not afraid to evolve, to experiment, and to step into a more refined lane without losing his edge. Whether you’re a day-one fan or just discovering his sound, No Less proves that sometimes, less really is more.
Have you listened to No Less? What vibe did it give you? Let’s talk in the comments.
Music
Burna Boy to Headline Day 1 of Rolling Loud India
Burna Boy is debuting in India for the first time. The Grammy-winning Nigerian star is on the lineup for Rolling Loud India 2026, and he will headline Day 1 on Saturday, December 12, in Mumbai. American producer Metro Boomin joins him at the top.
The festival goes on for two days, December 12 and 13, and the full lineup was announced on October 19. Thirty artists will perform, and ten of them have Indian roots.

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Burna Boy, Metro Boomin and UK grime artist Skepta will all perform in India for the first time. Big Sean is also making his India debut. Others on Day 1 include GoldLink, Haryanvi rapper Dhanda Nyoliwala and Steel Banglez. Slayr and Paal Dabba also perform that day.
Day 2 on December 13 is headlined by Karan Aujla and Skepta. ScHoolboy Q and Seedhe Maut will also perform that day. Aujla is back for the second year running. In 2025, when the festival made its India debut, he became the first Punjabi artist to headline Rolling Loud India.
Burna Boy won the Grammy for Best Global Music Album in 2021 with “Twice as Tall”. He has also worked with Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala on a collaboration.

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The first India edition was held on November 22 and 23, 2025, at Loud Park in Navi Mumbai. Central Cee, Wiz Khalifa and Don Toliver performed alongside Aujla that year.
Rolling Loud co-founder and CEO Matt Zingler said fans in India were open to all kinds of music, and that this shaped how the lineup was put together.
Tickets are sold exclusively on District, and the festival is open to all ages.
Music
Victony’s ‘SLICK Remix’ Video Featuring Summer Walker and Don Toliver: Review
Victony has released the official video for the SLICK remix, and he shot it in a locker room and an indoor pool. The video was uploaded at midnight on October 16 and lasted for 2 minutes 31 seconds. Only Victony and Summer Walker appeared on screen. Don Toliver was on the song but not in the visuals.
The video started in a bright locker room full of wooden lockers. Women in matching light blue bodysuits dance around, with blue and white striped towels thrown on the benches. Later, the settings shifts to a tiled pool with gold railings, where women in blue swimsuits and swim caps posed in the water.
Victony appeared at the poolside in a black jacket with thin white stripes on the front and sunglasses. He stood still against the blue wall while the swimmers stretched out beside him. In another scene, he wore a shiny black leather jacket with glossy trousers while singing and making little gestures with his hands.

Photo: Instagram/@vict0ny
Summer Walker appeared in the darkest scenes. She leaned on a railing in a glittery two-piece under a sheer outfit, with only black behind her. In another shot, she wore a rust-coloured one-shoulder gown with big hoop earrings and bangles. The light hit her from the side, so half of her body stayed in shadow.
The dancing in the locker room and at the poolside suited SLICK, an Afrobeats song made for the dance floor. Summer Walker’s scenes, lit low and dark, suited her calm R&B delivery. The song came out in July 2026 and stayed at number one on Nigeria’s Official Top 100 for three weeks, Victony’s first solo song to do that. It also spent 13 weeks at number one on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart and reached number 2 on Billboard’s US Afrobeats Songs chart.
Music
Ayra Starr Announces StarrGirl World Tour for 2027
Ayra Starr has announced the StarrGirl World Tour. It covers 20 cities across Europe, the UK and North America and begins in January 2027.
The tour is for her third studio album, “Starrgirl”, which came out on August 14, 2026. She opens on January 20 at Live Music Hall in Cologne, Germany, and closes on April 14 at The Fillmore in San Francisco.

Photo: Instagram/@ayrastarr
In Europe, she plays Amsterdam on January 21, Paris on January 24, Milan on January 27, Zurich on January 29 and Brussels on January 31. The European leg ends in London on February 2 at Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
The North American shows start on March 18 in Houston. She then plays Dallas on March 19, Atlanta on March 21, Silver Spring on March 24, Boston on March 25, Philadelphia on March 26 and Brooklyn on March 28. After that come Toronto on March 29, Montreal on March 30, Chicago on April 1, Minneapolis on April 2 and Denver on April 5, before the San Francisco show.

Photo: Instagram/@ayrastarr
She announced the tour just after performing at the halftime show of the NFL game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on October 11.
Fans in Europe and the UK can access the artist presale from October 14, while Mastercard presale access is available to eligible cardholders in France, Italy and Belgium. General sales for all dates open on Friday, October 16, at 10am local time on Live Nation.
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