Album Review: Supreme Dada – Veryl Mkali Wao

Written by Edwin Agesa on Tuesday, 8 April 2025.

15 tracks in total. Intro and Outro included.

Supreme Dada is the first track on the album. It’s also the intro track. It has that heavy boompap beat allowing for Veryl to come in and show her prowess. Level Next.

Captions is the next track jumping the interlude that’s Affirmation. This song explores how social media relationships turn out to be fake. Matters of the heart poorly handled. I liked the beat too.

Single Kiasi is the 7th track on the list. Comes after a funny voice note. Single Kiasi is a definition of today’s relationships. In a relationship but not really in a relationship. I liked the flow on this and the chorus by Mybenz. Veryl Mkali Wao tell her aliweza.

Yoh. Yoh! I was waiting for that comeback to hardcore Hip Hop. Yoh is that track. I anticipated a turn to rap and this track did just that. Bariki kipaza. That mic was blessed. Bars!

Sijalewa is a party anthem and sits at number 8. Great club banger. This one if shared with DJs pale Naxvegas itatesa. I liked how office dynamics were explored on this. Chupa za top shelf.

Isabella is another track on the album that I had to listen to twice. I like stories on songs and that’s why I listened to this one. Veryl talked about this fictional character exploring how women struggle against violence in the society. Deep story.

Overall it’s an album that you can listen to over and over again. Plus I’ve left out some tracks ndio mskize vizuri.