Nigerian singer and Alté pioneer BOJ has officially unveiled plans for his upcoming sixth studio album, “Duplicity,” slated for release on Thursday, December 5, 2025.
The announcement arrived alongside a visually stunning teaser that immediately sparked excitement among fans online.
Set against moody blue lighting and cinematic visuals, the short clip captures BOJ in his signature calm and confident vibe before the title “Duplicity” flashes boldly in red, confirming both the name and date of the album.
Following the success of his last project, 12 Summers, this new body of work marks another defining chapter in BOJ’s journey as one of the leading architects of Nigeria’s Alté movement.
Renowned for his effortless blend of Afrobeats, R&B, and Palmwine-inspired grooves, BOJ has built a reputation for crafting music that balances rhythm with reflective storytelling.
“Duplicity” is expected to carry that same creative DNA soulful yet experimental and is rumored to feature some exciting collaborations that reflect the evolution of African alternative music.
As anticipation builds, fans are counting down to December 5, when BOJ is set to deliver what could easily become one of the standout Alté releases of the year.
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In other news, singer BOJ has opened up about the artists who shaped his sound and continue to inspire his creative journey, a blend of personal favorites and industry icons who, in his words, define the evolution of Nigerian music.
During a recent chat on the Madame Joyce podcast, the Money & Laughter crooner reflected on the musicians who have influenced his artistry over the years.
He spoke with visible admiration for soul-folk legend Asa, describing her as one of his biggest inspirations.
“I love Aṣa a lot, that’s like one of my favourite artistes,” BOJ said, expressing deep respect for her timeless voice and unmatched contribution to Nigerian music.