Keep Busy

So it's the bank holiday weekend and most of you will undoubtedly want to hit town. Scoops have gone out of her way to find what, when and where it is buzzing this weekend.

If you are still surfing the net looking for somewhere to go buggy down tonight you may consider Steam Bar at Paddington. Here you will find DJ Ladi and DJ King jockey the best of R&B, Hip hop and Afro Pop.

If tonight is too late then you may wish to make a date with Nigerian community most popular DJ, DJ Abass at Planet Nollywood in Camberwell. This Saturday night is a specially themed night to celebrate May day so go there in your funkiest office outfit. Ladies for your £5 admission fee just before midnight you may go home with a free mix CD.

If you're too posh to party in the South but will rather mingle with the Essex girls then Seductive at Entourage Bar in Grays is the place for you on the same Saturday 2nd of May. It is strictly all sexy affair but make sure you keep at least £15 handy for any entry after midnight. For guys add a fiver.

For those of us still stuck in the 80s, Scoops recommends Penthouse on Sunday night for an old school spectacular at Leicester Square with DJ Andy Smith et al. First 100 ladies need not worry about an entry fee as long as they email their names for the guest list at alist@thepenthouselondon.com.

Scoops is not just about clubbing and partying so for a more cultural and relaxing evening join our very own Nonso Anozie at the Southbank National Theater and see him act out Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman. It's showing most days until June 17 and tickets are between £10 - £30.

Enjoy the holiday. Still very much Scoops...

Sneak Peek - Tee Loye

He started out listening to music such as baby kilode and Billy Jean then he joined the choir in his local church and here he is today about to drop an album. The video shoot for his latest single takes place this Saturday at 3 Cromwell Road in South Kensington from 10am to 4pm. You are welcome to join him and be a part of it but here I present to you Tee Loye in his words.

Who is Tee Loye in a few words?
Tee Loye is a UK based Naija Afropop R&B artist . Real name Victor Babatunde Loye, he grew up in city of Ibadan and started his music career as young as the age of 7.

What would you say the genre of your music is?
Afropop/R & B

What inspires your lyrics and beats?
Personal life experience and the life of other artists all over the world

Where would you like to see your music in the next 3 years?
To reach many nations.

What are the 3 most played songs on your iPod?
"Karmal Fire" by Tee Loye, Strong and Mighty by Dat nigger raw and Sexual seduction by Snoop Dog

When does your single hit the radio waves?
2nd of May 2009

Coming soon, "Karmal Fire". Listen to it here first. Safe!

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Yebariba Samboribobo Crooner Storms UK

Yea, you read right. Sauce Kid storms London this 17th of April weekend, performing his hot tracks at Club Da Boss located at 116 - 118 Woolwich High Street, SE18 6DS.

Tickets are available at the door for £10 for ladies and gentlemen pay £15. This is his first UK performance and must not be missed. Stay glued to this space for more news on Sauce Kid.