TML Vibez keeps the A Street Kid’s Diary series rolling with “Burst My Head,” a new solo record. The song sits on the 2026 project, A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2), a 16-track album picking up the story from the first instalment. It is one of the solo cuts on the tape, so there is no guest verse here.
That choice fits the diary concept, because the series plays like a running account rather than a feature-packed compilation. “Burst My Head” also lands close to the end of the tracklist, helping guide the album toward its final record.
Before this series, TML Vibez came up through the Vibez Inc. label, the imprint owned by Seyi Vibez. His first single there was “Grateful Sinner,” and a debut EP called “Timileyin” followed. He has stayed busy since, with “Diamond or Gold,” the “Sunita” EP and “Pawon Boy” all landing this year.
The mood here is heavy. A lyric video for the song has been making rounds online, and one fan comment about reaching a point where you want to cry captures what listeners are taking from it. So the record leans into feeling rather than flexing.
For anyone who has followed the series from the beginning, this one adds another solo chapter to his growing catalogue. Stream TML Vibez – “Burst My Head” on your preferred digital platform, then tell us in the comments whether it holds up next to the earlier entries.
