In a collaboration that feels both heartfelt and deeply rooted in experience, Victor AD has joined forces with veteran hitmaker Timaya for a reflective new single titled “Only God.”

Bringing together two respected voices from Nigeria’s South-South region, the record leans heavily into themes of faith, perseverance, and gratitude, offering a sound that feels grounded at a time when many listeners are searching for hope and reassurance amid everyday struggles.
Rather than chasing fast-paced club energy, Only God settles into a calmer Afro-fusion rhythm driven by soft guitar melodies and mid-tempo percussion. The production gives both artists enough room to tell their stories without rushing the emotion behind the message.
Victor AD opens the track with the emotional honesty that first earned him attention in the industry, singing about hardship, survival, and the unseen grace that can transform a person’s journey. His delivery carries the weight of personal experience, making the record feel intimate rather than performative.
Timaya steps in with the composure of a veteran, adding depth to the chorus through his distinct, textured vocals. His contribution gives the song an almost testimonial feel, turning the repeated “Only God” refrain into something communal and relatable.
Lyrically, the collaboration thrives on simplicity and sincerity. Instead of sounding overly religious or preachy, the song frames spirituality through hustle, endurance, and gratitude for progress. Themes of overcoming pain, silent battles, and staying afloat in difficult moments are woven naturally into the music.
For many listeners, the track may evoke memories of Victor AD’s breakout era, particularly the reflective tone that made Wetin We Gain resonate so widely. This time, however, there’s a stronger sense of maturity and perspective in his writing.
With its emotional pull and relatable message, Only God already feels positioned to connect strongly across radio, streaming platforms, and inspirational playlists throughout West Africa.
More than just another collaboration, the song stands as a reminder that authentic storytelling still carries weight, especially when artists with genuine lived experiences choose to speak from a place of honesty rather than spectacle.
Listen to “Only God” HERE.
