Singer and songwriter TML Vibez closes his 16-track “A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2)” with “Radio,” a solo finale from producer Badass.
A closer has a different job than any other song. It is the last thing you hear, so it decides how the album feels when it ends. TML Vibez gives that job to himself, with no guest on the record. Badass handled the beat, and he is a different hand from the recurring names like Godomarr and Deobeats. That fresh producer gives the ending its own colour while the sound stays in the project’s Afrobeats lane.
The album as a whole runs about 43 minutes, and “Radio” completes a big year for him. He teamed up with Victony, Blaqbonez, Lasmid, Ayo Maff, Shoday, and Mavo across the project, and solo records like this one kept the focus on his own voice. His catalogue has grown quickly since the “Goated” period, and a full-length sequel marks a clear step up.
The ending also mirrors the start. The album opened with “Eyes On Me” alone, and it finishes with “Burst My Head” and “Radio” in the same solo spirit. That symmetry makes the diary feel complete, not just stacked.
Fans who want the full story should play the whole run, then come back to this closer.
Wrap up the diary with “Radio” and tell us – does it end the album the right way?
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