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  • Mavo Brings Out NO11 as He Performs ‘Money Constant’ at O2 Indigo Headline Show

    Mavo Brings Out NO11 as He Performs ‘Money Constant’ at O2 Indigo Headline Show

    Nigerian singer Mavo brought out fellow artist NO11 as a surprise guest during his headline show at indigo at The O2 in London on Friday, October 30.

    NO11 joined Mavo on stage to perform “How Far”, his viral collaboration with Ayjay Bobo and Monochrome. The song has gained traction on social media, making the guest appearance one of the notable moments of the night.

    Mavo also treated the audience to performances of his popular records, including “Money Constant”, featuring Wizkid, DJ Tunez and DJ Maphorisa. The track got fans singing along as he delivered one of the songs that has contributed to his growing popularity.

    He also performed “Escaladizzy”, the record that helped bring him into the spotlight and introduced his sound to a wider audience.

    The concert marked Mavo’s headline show at the 2,800-capacity London venue and formed part of his Business Crusade UK Tour.

  • NO11 submits “HOW FAR” for Best African Music Performance at 2027 Grammys

    NO11 submits “HOW FAR” for Best African Music Performance at 2027 Grammys

    NO11 has submitted “HOW FAR,” featuring Ayjay Bobo and Monochrome, for consideration in the Best African Music Performance category at the 2027 Grammy Awards. Released in January 2026, the song gained traction on social media and reached No. 8 on the Official Nigeria Top 100, according to TurnTable Charts.

    The track became associated with the emerging “nepopiano” wave, a term combining “nepo baby” and Amapiano to describe music linked to young artists from privileged or well-connected backgrounds. “HOW FAR” gained attention through TikTok snippets before reaching streaming charts, helping bring NO11 to a wider audience.

    NO11 later released a remix of “HOW FAR” on March 3, 2026, featuring South African artists Focalistic and CIZA alongside Nigerian artists Famous Pluto and Ayjay Bobo. The remix brought together artists from Nigeria and South Africa, combining their contributions on a new version of the track. An official music video followed later that month.

    The Grammy submission is for consideration, not a confirmed nomination. The Recording Academy’s first-round voting determines the nominees, who are scheduled to be announced on November 16, 2026. The 2027 Grammy Awards will take place on February 7, 2027, in Los Angeles.