TML Vibez reunites with Ghanaian singer Lasmid on “Allow Me,” the eleventh track on “A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2).”
This is not their first time together. In 2025 the pair released a full 10-track EP, “Sweet Songs 4 You,” with records like “Need Your Love,” “Ghana Jollof,” “Meet 4 Corner,” and “Magic.” So they already know how to share a beat. That history gives “Allow Me” more weight than a quick one-off feature.
Deobeats produced the song, and he also did “Delilah” on the same album. His production gives both singers a familiar Afrobeats space to work in. The melodies stay smooth, and neither voice crowds the other. Nigeria and Ghana meet in the middle, which fits the long-running link between the two music scenes.
Lasmid arrives at a smart spot on the tracklist. It comes straight after the solo cut “Mashè,” so the album switches from a one-man show back to a duet. Then “Close To You” and “Eko” with Blaqbonez continue the run.
For fans of the earlier EP, this song feels like a reunion. For newer listeners, it makes a clean introduction to what the two sound like together.
Tune in to “Allow Me” and tell us – which TML Vibez and Lasmid record is your favourite so far?
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