Tml Vibez is back inside the same book. A Street Kid’s Diary (Disk 2) picks up the Ipaja street-pop ledger he opened late last year and stretches it to sixteen tracks, most of them still his alone, with Victony, Blaqbonez, Ayo Maff and a few others walking through specific rooms.
He has been building that voice since the short projects that put him on street-pop playlists: Pawon Boy, the Timileyin run, then A Street Kid’s Diary in December 2025 on Dapper Music. Disk 1 stayed close to hustle melodies and a lean guest list. Disk 2 keeps the title and widens the hallway.
Heard in order, the sequel still sounds like his diary first. “Eyes On Me” opens him alone on a midtempo bounce; “Hello” pulls Victony into a sticky call-and-response pocket; “Diamond or Gold,” already out in late August, is the short money-flex chant. Later rooms shift: Blaqbonez cuts against the sung frame on “Eko,” Ayo Maff and Shoday stack into “Shuperu,” and “Radio” closes on more glide than punch. The guests change the furniture. The pen stays his.
