Aguero Banks and Evado link up on a fresh new record called “Asawana.” It pairs two Eastern Nigerian acts tied to the contemporary hip-hop wave out of the South-East.
The beat is built to leave room. No heavy melodic arrangement fights the vocals for attention. Instead, the song leans on rhythm, delivery and lyrical presence.
Both rappers hold their own. The interaction between them carries the record. That choice suits the mood here.
It sits well whether you are moving through a long drive or just chilling with your guys. Aguero Banks, real name Chukwu Francis Chuk, is an Igbo rapper and songwriter from Enugu State. He signed with FOMO Records in 2020 and released his debut EP, Pains & Sacrifice.
His debut album, The Hero (Onyiko), holds fifteen tracks and features Phyno, Jeriq, Reekado Banks, Wizard Chan and more. Evado, meanwhile, has been building quietly in his own lane.
Eastern hip-hop keeps feeding the wider Nigerian sound, and records like this show why that pipeline matters.
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