Wande coal definitely has a
back-up plan for when the current wave of disposable music ceases to
thrive, and it more than shows on this song which sees him dabble into
previously uncharted territory, one of the signs of his new found
maturity and identity since severing musical ties with Mavin Records
and Don Jazzy.
‘Plan B‘, which comes off as a
flawless RnB song, sees Wande coal passionately pleading with a girl
(Halima) to leave her partner and come be with him, promising to satisfy
all her needs.
With his overt foray into the commercial
club anthem-like songs in recent times, it is very easy to forget that
WC has the vocal/composition ability to churn out a fluid RnB track.
Maleek Berry’s
production
certainly made the job quite easy for the Black diamond, as he rarely
strayed away from the script of the instrumental throughout the song
duration.
As decent and effortless as his delivery was, the average flippant Nigerian music lover would hardly leave this one on repeat.
This song is for deep patient minds, romantics and lovers, which makes it apt to be released during the Valentine season.
Final verdict: Wande takes a step
backwards, albeit a necessary and timely one, in order to show his peers
the possibility of what could be.
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