Nigerian singer, songwriter, and producer CKay has officially announced his highly anticipated third studio album, Banger Boy, setting its release date for August 7, 2026.

The announcement, made via the singer’s social media platforms, signals the beginning of a new era for the Afrobeats star, who has earned global acclaim for blending Afrobeats, R&B and alternative influences into his distinctive sound.

CKay also unveiled an impressive list of guest appearances on the project. Banger Boy will feature collaborations with Mavo, Kidd Carder, Phyno, Maleek Berry and Ghanaian hitmaker King Promise, raising expectations for what promises to be one of his biggest releases yet.

The forthcoming album follows his previous studio projects and arrives as CKay continues to strengthen his reputation as one of Africa’s most successful global music exports.

Over the years, he has built an international fanbase through a string of hit records and emotionally rich songwriting that has resonated with listeners worldwide.

While the full tracklist and production details are yet to be revealed, the confirmation of the album’s title and release date has already generated excitement among fans, with anticipation expected to build ahead of its August 7 release.

 

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Driven by vibrant Afrobeats rhythms and infectious melodies, Energy is a feel-good record that celebrates confidence, romance, ambition, and the joy of living life on your own terms.

The song blends playful lyrics with upbeat production, creating an atmosphere that encourages listeners to embrace positivity regardless of the pressures around them.

Throughout the track, the artists touch on themes of attraction, financial success, personal growth, and the rewards of hard work. At the same time, the song emphasizes the importance of staying relaxed, enjoying the moment, and maintaining a positive mindset while pursuing bigger goals.

Tiwa Savage, Wande Coal & Mavo – Energy Lyrics

Baby mobilize me
Give me body snokonoko
Wahala dey kilolo dey
Baby dey order I go pay
Baby you dey work me, baby you dey work me
Bolobolo

Energy n para jor (abeg)
Omo no’mo kpa (abeg)
I no be carpenter (abeg)
Omo komo kpa (abeg)
Oh uh mina (abeg)
Early morning for singapa (abeg)
Oga make you no think am kpa

I say
Relax
E go better
Oh oh mina
Why you go dey reason far
You dey talk say you go reach the star
You say “Guy
Just dey do your part
Leave that worry for gutter
Japa

Energy n para jor (abeg)
Omo no’mo kpa (abeg)
I no be carpenter (abeg)
Omo komo kpa (abeg)
Oh uh mina (abeg)
Early morning for singapa (abeg)
Oga make you no think am kpa

Iskaba
Imole Mushin
Woni PE emi imole Mushin
Wo’n damo damo, wo’n damo bi owo
Wo’n damo damo , wo’n damo bi owo
Black diamond no pimple, omo na fine boy
Fine boy
Ara’n be lowo mi, brymo, brymo
Mo fun lowo ko lo polanco
Awon omo PE mi ni rich and wacko, sogbo

Energy n para jor (abeg)
Omo no’mo kpa (abeg)
I no be carpenter (abeg)
Omo komo kpa (abeg)
Oh uh mina (abeg)
Early morning for singapa (abeg)
Oga make you no think am kpa

Me I no dey cap
I dey come conquer
Shey you hear stutter?
Shey you hear stammer?
Say before she lap I go buy frontal
I go buy Tonka
Say na she dey cause quanta with her bakassi
Junyawatanbe……

Won ni ko possible
Wo’ni America ni Wande tin bo
Wo’ni wo’n wa mi ni London mo’n bo
Bawo ni ma se ko orin ti won se ni gbo
Omo ju omo loooo
BA ti e je, ma fi rhymes BA ti e je
I’ve been long in the game
Mo ti wa ti PE seh
I be don for the game, mo ti wa ti PE se!
Omo ju omo looooooo

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Produced by acclaimed hitmaker Krisbeatz, the track brings together an exciting blend of voices across different eras of Afrobeats. Tiwa links up with legendary singer Wande Coal and rising Gen Z artist Mavo, creating a dynamic mix that feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time.

Built on infectious Afrobeat rhythms, playful delivery, and upbeat production, “Energy” leans into themes of joy, ambition, romance, and self-assurance.

The record paints a lifestyle of confidence and celebration while also acknowledging the hustle and pressures of everyday life. At its core, it encourages listeners to stay grounded, chase success, and protect their peace while enjoying the ride.

First teased during an exclusive preview at the 2026 MOBO Awards, the song signals the beginning of a new era for Tiwa Savage. It also serves as the lead offering from her upcoming project, hinting at a more intentional and purpose-driven creative direction.

Speaking on the inspiration behind the track, Tiwa Savage describes it as a reflection of inner strength and personal evolution.

She says, “Energy is about stepping into your power and owning who you are without apology,” she says. “It’s about confidence, ambition, and protecting your energy while staying focused on becoming everything you’re meant to be.”

The release comes during a defining period in her career. Earlier in 2026, Tiwa Savage expanded her impact beyond music by launching the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation in collaboration with Berklee College of Music, further cementing her commitment to developing young African talent.

Through the initiative, 18 students were awarded scholarships worth a combined $2.1 million, giving them access to world-class music education and career development opportunities.

With “Energy,” Tiwa Savage once again reinforces her role as a bridge between generations in Afrobeats. The collaboration with Wande Coal and Mavo delivers a bright, feel-good anthem packed with swagger, optimism, and infectious rhythm a statement that she remains firmly in control of both her sound and her legacy.

Listen to “Energy” HERE

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Teaming up with fast-rising act Mavo and alternative rap voice Deto Black, SPINALL crafts a track that sits comfortably at the intersection of Alté culture and modern Afropop. It’s gritty, confident, and intentionally different from the more mainstream direction he’s explored in the past.

Mavo sets the tone early, delivering a smooth, hypnotic hook that carries the emotional weight of the song, while Deto Black steps in with a sharp, no-nonsense verse—full of swagger, edge, and her signature fashion-infused lyricism.

At the center of it all is SPINALL’s production. The beat is heavy on percussion, dark in texture, and layered with a raw but refined energy that feels just as at home in underground clubs as it does on high-fashion runways.

The title SHABA itself hints at confidence and flair, and the record fully leans into that identity. It’s less about chasing charts and more about making a statement—sonically and culturally.

Released under TheCAPMusic, the track also arrives with a strong visual direction that reinforces its alternative roots and creative ambition.

With SHABA, SPINALL once again proves he’s more than just a hitmaker—he’s a tastemaker, constantly bridging the gap between mainstream appeal and the evolving underground scene.

Listen to “SHABA” HERE

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Dropped via Kilogbede Records, the track showcases Mavo’s strength in crafting laid-back Afro-fusion, blending soft melodies with a calm yet confident vocal delivery.

Produced by Wana Sn, the song leans on smooth percussion and mellow, late-night synths that give it a rich, atmospheric feel.

Shy Lover revolves around quiet confidence in romance, capturing the subtle art of expressing interest without saying too much. Mavo’s relaxed cadence allows the melody to shine, making the track effortlessly replayable. Rather than chasing high-energy club sounds, he taps into the “soft life” wave that continues to shape West Africa’s evolving music culture.

The song’s visualizer complements its mood perfectly, featuring soft lighting and minimalist visuals that enhance its intimate, late-night vibe. Since its release, the track has naturally found its way into chill playlists and lifestyle content across social media.

With Shy Lover, Mavo proves he can hold his own without relying on major collaborations, marking a significant step in his journey.

As he builds momentum through 2025, this single feels like a defining moment—positioning him as a rising force in the Afro-R&B space and one to watch closely.

Listen to Shy Lover HERE

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Nigerian star Mavo has released a new single, Shy Lover, alongside its lyrics.

On Shy Lover, Mavo delivers a smooth, romantic Afrobeats record that blends attraction with vulnerability. The lyrics capture the tension between confidence and insecurity, as he finds himself losing composure around a captivating woman—despite trying to appear bold and self-assured.

Mavo – Shy Lover Lyrics

Intro
Kilo, kilo
My confidence, I think that I just lost my confidence
Kilo, M-A-V-O, Kilolo

Verse 1
We se feke to ta, when I talk, you talk back
Challenge me
I’m a winner, but you challenge me, kilolo
We se feke to ta, when I talk, you talk back
Challenge me
I’m a winner, but you challenge me, kilolo (Kilogbede)

Chorus
When I see her face, I smile
Now, I don dey shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dey fear God
This your body make me bankrupt (Kilo)
Now, I don dеy shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dеy fear God, kilolo (Kilogbede)

Verse 2
Leave it all behind, let’s focus on our new line
New things wey I been dey buy for you
Even if I dey shy, Gucci, na me still dey buy
Mama, you tọtọri my pim-pim (Pim-pim)
This your body put me on top, pim-pim (Pim-pim)
You dey cause guys to press PIN, PIN
For the zanga, na me the kingpin
Ṣe, you no know me?
Make I tell you true story
Since I start dey make money, everybody call on me
“Ki lo ṣele gan-gan?
Kilobi’, give me money”
Since I make money, I no dey shy again
This your body, I want dey on am again
Since I make money, I no dey shy again

Chorus
When I see her face, I smile
Now, I don dey shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dey fear God
This your body make me bankrupt (Kilo)
Now, I don dey shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dey fear God, kilolo
When I see her face, I smile
Now, I don dey shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dey fear God
This your body make me bankrupt (Kilo)
Now, I don dey shy
Kilo, ṣe na you be shy lover?
Domitila no dey fear God, kilolo (Kilogbede)

Outro
Think about the things that you said to me
You said, “It was a joke”
You know I get shy, why you playing like that?
Make I know why my baby do me like that
Shy lover (Wana)
Lose my confidence, it’s over (Shy lover)
Shy lover (Shy lover), shy (Shy)
Shy (Shy), shy (Shy)
Shy lover, kilo

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Mofe is an energetic Afrobeats record that captures the excitement of shooting his shot at a beautiful woman while living a flashy lifestyle.

Through lively lyrics and vibrant rhythms, the song highlights confidence, nightlife, money, designer fashion, and romantic attraction, as Mavo celebrates success and the enjoyment of good vibes.

Mavo – Mofe Lyrics

Chorus
Mofe, mofe (Kilolo)
Mofe, mofe
Mofe, mofe (All about the)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe (Steeze up)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe

Verse 1
Me, I wanna shoot my shot (Mofe)
Girl so sexy, I never see
My baby, my choice
Me, I wanna choose you daily (Mofe)
Say, she don dey miss me lately
Baby, come back, make you come house
The match wan start (Kilolo)
Now you know the money don dey come, when you want the money, call on me, oh (Call on me, oh)
I know my baby don dey come, so I call my plug for cannabi’, oh (Cannabi’, oh)
Cannabis party, make I tell you something
Casamigos popping
All night, she be twerking on my dick, no stopping
Kilolo, kilogbede

Pre-Chorus
It’s all about the (Mofe)
We dey pop everyday, kilobizzy no dey tire
When she see me, call me “Mofe” (Mofe)
Check my steeze, I’m shining, diamond
It’s all about the mofe (Mofe)
We dey pop everyday, Kilobizzy no dey tire
When she see me, call me “Mofe” (Mofe)
Check my steeze, I’m shining, diamond, kilo

Chorus
Mofe, mofe (All about the)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe (Steeze up)
Mofe, mofe (All about the)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe (Steeze up)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe (Steeze up)

Verse 2
Balenciaga lifestyle, I’ve been making paper, faaji till December
Baby, ṣe you know the matter?
Me I don dey pack am
She dey take my Coco if I want to Samba
No dey give me lamba, give me all the raba
No go dey whine butti if you dey on last card
You dey find your baby, she dey for Osapa dey collect her guap

Pre-Chorus
(Mofe)
Every day, Kilobizzy no dey tire
When she see me, call me “Mofe” (Mofe)
Check my steeze, I’m shining, diamond, kilo
We dey pop everyday, Kilobizzy no dey tire
When she see me, call me “Mofe” (Mofe)
Check my steeze, I’m shining, diamond, kilo

Chorus
Mofe, mofe (Kilolo)
Mofe, mofe
Mofe, mofe (All about the)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe (Steeze up)
Mofe, mofe (It’s all about the)
Mofe, mofe

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The song blends playful lyrics with vibrant Afrobeats rhythms as the artists express their fascination, romantic interest, and excitement over pursuing a woman admired for her striking figure and irresistible charm.

Kidd Carder & Mavo – Big Bum Bum Lyrics

Intro: Mavo
My trip coming up too expensive
Me I no wan drink tea again
This your body so tea, I dey
Music is my psychic, I know you’re a psycho (Kilo)
Baby, where you dey dey?
I dey call your number, where you dey dey? (Champion)
Me, I get your money, where you dey dey?
Kilode?
Kilogbede

Verse 1: Kidd Carder
Your body dey kill me
She dey give signals to my bling-bling
I get stop over for your city
To ba di later, you go see me, oṣe
Oh, my one milli’-mi
I dey limited to your biscuit, ah
Ko le ṣe, ko le ṣe mi
‘Cause na every minute she dey feel me, mogbe

Pre-Chorus: Kidd Carder
Body for ground, she go collect her money
Her phone dey ring, na aza man been calling
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k’ọ́mọ, I go tell your mommy
She wan dey see me every time I’m balling
When I need am, you go get down for me
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money

Chorus: Kidd Carder
I need much more
Ṣe na because you get big bum-bum? Mogbe
As e dey play
And no be you go tell me, “Do small-small”
Many guys wan connect hotspot, Uju
Ṣe because you get big bum-bum, Uju?
As you dey do, Uju

Verse 2: Mavo
I wanna connect to your body, baby, put me online
Me, I get your time today
This your body no fit cold, e be hotspot
When my eye dey cold, you dey be my soft spot
Baby, make I kiss you for my sofa
This your body no be local, international
Overseas, I take my baby overseas
Take my baby anywhere she wanna dey, kilo

Pre-Chorus: Kidd Carder & Mavo
Body for ground, she go collect her money (She go collect her money)
And I go chop am, pass am, f’awon ore mi (flown ore mi)
I fell in love, but I no get your money (Get your money)
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k’ọ́mọ, I go tell your mommy (Call your mommy)
She wan dey see me every time I’m balling (Time I’m balling)
When I need am, you go get down for me
‘Cause I fell in love, but I no get your money

Chorus: Kidd Carder & Mavo
But I need much more
Ṣe na because you get big bum-bum? Mogbe
As e dey play
And no be you go tell me, “Do small-small” (Small, small)
Many guys wan connect hotspot, Uju (Wan connect hotspot)
Ṣe na because you get big bum-bum, Uju?
As you dey do, Uju

Outro: Kidd Carder
Body for ground, she go collect her money
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money (Ó pò; Wana)
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k’ọmọ, I go tell your mommy

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The title, which translates from Yoruba as “I want,” explores themes of desire and admiration for a woman, blending Mavo’s signature street-pop energy with smooth, melodic vocals. The track is a testament to his ability to fuse raw youthful expression with a polished contemporary sound.

Mavo’s distinct style, shaped by his early days experimenting with beats using tables and spoons in secondary school, is evident in the track’s rhythmic complexity. Mofe captures a slice of Nigerian urban life while staying rooted in the South Gidi vibe he has championed, delivering music that resonates both locally and globally.

Lyrically, the single balances playfulness and grit, speaking to the ambitions, love, and aspirations of a new generation without losing the infectious charm that has earned Mavo a growing fanbase.

The production is crisp and dynamic, featuring heavy basslines and airy synths, yet Mavo’s vocal delivery ensures the song remains unmistakably his own.

With Mofe now making waves on streaming platforms, the release signals Mavo’s continued consistency in shaping his musical world—one that bridges personal narratives with dancefloor-ready grooves.

Drawing inspiration from both Playboi Carti and Wizkid, the track strikes a balance between underground edginess and mainstream appeal, showcasing an artist poised for even greater success.

Listen to “Mofe” HERE

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The track celebrates confident women owning the dance floor, set against infectious rhythms, flashy fashion, champagne, and carefree spending.

With its catchy hook and playful lyrics, Aura Salad radiates feel-good energy, charisma, and the joy of living in the moment.

Mavo & SSSoundGawd – Aura Salad Lyrics

Verse 1
She dey shake
E dey break, she dey shake
SG baby, Kilobizzy, SG baby, Kilokizzy (K-Way)
E dey break (Breaking news)
She dey shake, S’ baby get nyash
Number one (SSSound’)
E dey break (Break that), she dey shake (Shake that)
Anita, make you break your body (Break that)
Shake your body for somebody (Shake that)
E dey break (Break that), she dey shake (Shake that)
Anita, make you break your body (Break that)
Shake your body for somebody (Shake that)

Chorus
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)

Verse 2
First, I dey burst am, I dey burst am
SSSoundGawd, party monster
My friends from Cape Town call me Ke Star
My Jester, Venessa, my Venessa
Any amount wey you want, I go press am
My baby, Princessa, you do me nice, then you go know the Venza
I’m going to cash out like an investor
In the suit ’cause I’m important
Black tie, putting in proper
More way, Champagne popper
How deep when the nigga tryna spot her?
She wanna slide to the BBN conquer
I wanna conquer this your bumper, shey you dey humanize?

Chorus
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)

Verse 3: Mavo
I no gat money, no dey see people standard
Steady mama, sanadora
…..
Try and smoke backstage, shawty, figure-highment
1K, 1K, I’ve been working 1K
Kilo, M-A-V-izzy, I’ve been working one way (K-Way)
And I no go wan stop (Kilolo, K-Way)

Verse: Mavo & SSSoundGawd
Aura salad, I dey give my baby aura salad (K-Way)
Auralistical
This one no be aura farming, baby
Lackadaisical
Baby no dey behave lackadaisical with my loving, baby
K-Way (SSSound), Kilolo

Chorus
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
That’s the way (Uh-huh, uh-huh)
I like it (Uh-huh, uh-huh)

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Fresh off Mavo’s recent run of high-profile collaborations, this link-up feels strategic, the kind of record designed for peak-time club moments where the bass is loud and the lights are low. And true to its name, Big Bum Bum wastes no time getting straight to business.

Sonically, the track rides on tight, syncopated drums and a hypnotic bassline that blends Afro-house bounce with classic Afrobeats swing.

The production is clean and spacious, letting the percussion breathe and hit hard. There’s no unnecessary clutter here, just a focused, infectious groove built to make bodies move.

Kidd Carder glides over the beat with smooth, melodic confidence, delivering his lines with a relaxed charm. Mavo, on the other hand, injects grit and rhythmic sharpness, bringing that playful bad-boy energy into the mix. It’s a smart contrast: Carder leans into the lover-boy finesse, while Mavo pushes the tempo forward with punchy, staccato bursts. Together, they strike a balance that feels effortless.

Lyrically, the song keeps things light and catchy, celebrating dance floor magnetism and the allure of the female form without overcomplicating the vibe.

The hook is engineered to stick, the kind that lingers after one spin and practically begs for a TikTok challenge.

With Big Bum Bum, both artists are playing to their strengths as hitmakers. It’s polished, purposeful pop with clear mainstream ambitions.

For Mavo, it’s another strong feature added to his growing catalogue of collaborations. For Kidd Carder, it feels like a confident announcement: he’s ready for a bigger stage.

Listen to “Big Bum Bum” HERE

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Fresh off his high-energy collaboration with Terry Apala, Mavo takes a noticeable creative turn. Instead of leaning into the street-hop urgency that introduced him to a wider audience, Breaking feels more atmospheric, layered, and experimental, a calculated pivot that shows artistic range.

The project consists of Hey Mama and Aura Salad, and together they operate like a sonic experiment lab. SSSoundGawd crafts production that feels expansive and slightly unpredictable.

Rather than sticking to the familiar log-drum-heavy Afrobeats template, he weaves in subtle Electronic Dance Music textures and Alternative R&B influences.

The result is spacey, immersive and rhythmically dynamic. Synth layers swell and retreat, percussion patterns shift unexpectedly, and the beats leave enough room for Mavo’s vocals to glide rather than compete. His delivery feels more controlled and exploratory here, less about hype, more about mood.

There’s polish in the mix, but it retains an underground edge. That slight roughness keeps the project from feeling overly engineered, giving it a distinct identity in a market often saturated with formula-driven records.

Beyond the music itself, Breaking feels intentional. Releasing a compact two-track pack suggests a strategic A/B test gauging how fans respond to a more textured and alternative direction. It hints at a bigger, possibly more conceptual rollout in 2026.

For listeners fatigued by repetitive chart sounds, Breaking offers something refreshing: a willingness to experiment without fully abandoning accessibility. It’s not just a detour, it’s a signal that Mavo is thinking long-term.

If this project is any indication, Mavo isn’t chasing trends. He’s quietly building a soundscape of his own and inviting listeners to step into it.

Listen to “Breaking” HERE.

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