The fifth studio album from maverick singer, actor, and rapper Falz opens with thumping bass. It is the sound of “Another Me,” on which he unveils his falsetto as he raps about love, sex, and their many interpolations. The rapper, known for either his socially conscious music or his humorous take on issues, dips his feet into the experimental waters of Nigeria's nostalgia-driven alté sound. From “All Night” to “Beautiful Sunflower” and “Pull Up”—where he is addicted enough to confess, “You are assassin, but I'm craving your company”—Falz the activist turns Falz the full-time sinner. But it is hard to keep Falz the joker locked in, and that witty side resurfaces in full force on “Woman,” a highlife tune with The Cavemen., as he raps, “She dey do my body justice like magistrate,” while the brothers sing of sexual healing.