Using the metaphor of a “sailor,” the song paints the picture of a partner who offers safety and stability through life’s storms and heartbreaks. With a mix of passion and devotion, Sailor celebrates loyalty, desire, and the hope that true love can endure distance and challenges.

Kojo Blak & Oxlade – Sailor Lyrics

Bɛ osumɔ dragon, ay

S’il vous plaît
Can I dial up your number for my telephone, baby?
Oh, girl, can I know about your signs?
‘Cause I never go rest
Until you make my babies, babies
I’m finna enter your nest
Nobody next to you, my love

Would you hold me, please, sailor, sailor?
C’mon, baby, save me, please, sailor
Ejaakɛ faa lɛ kɛmiyaa
Would you hold me, please, sailor, sailor?
C’mon, baby, save me
Will you save me from this storm?

Ah, aah, ah-ah
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you save me from this storm?
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you, will you, will you
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you, ooh
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Orangina ganja planter kasa

Anytime you leave me
Omo, e dey pain me (Pain me)
And if you tell me no lasan
Omo, you don disgrace me, disgrace me
My boys dey for outside
Them dey wait me (Wait for me)
And if you go, tell me no lasan
Omo, you don disgrace me, disgrace me

No go do me corny
You go be my Jɔle
Baby, you know I got tha
I got tha stamina
Omotena amagbɔle
I sure you know no kayamata fit disturb our love, ooh

Would you hold me, please, sailor, sailor?
C’mon baby, save me, please, sailor
Ejaakɛ faa lɛ kɛmiyaa
Would you hold me, please, sailor, sailor?
C’mon, baby, save me
Will you save me from this storm?

Ah, aah, ah-ah
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you save me from this storm?
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you, will you, will you
Ah, aah, ah-aah
Ah, aah, ah-ah
Will you, ooh
Ah, aah, ah-aah

Sailor, sailor

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The “Ku Lo Sa” hitmaker disclosed while speaking in an interview with gospel artist Tim Godfrey, where he reflected on how growing up in a faith-driven and musically inclined household shaped his character and career.

Oxlade explained that his early immersion in church activities played a significant role in keeping him grounded, noting that music and worship have always been central to his life.

According to him, his musical journey began in the church choir, where he served in multiple leadership roles across different age groups, including children’s, teen, youth, and mass choirs.

He also highlighted his family’s deep musical roots, revealing that his grandmother, a deaconess, is a gifted singer, while his grandfather played several musical instruments.

Oxlade added that his mother can both sing and dance, and having a pastor in the family further strengthened his spiritual foundation.

The singer stressed that gospel music remains the bedrock of his songwriting, describing it as his strongest creative influence. Reflecting on his career achievements, Oxlade expressed gratitude, attributing his growth and success to divine guidance.

According to him, being able to tour multiple cities with his debut album reassures him that his journey is God-ordained, giving him confidence, peace of mind, and clarity of purpose.

Recall that Oxlade collaborated with Tim Godfrey last year on the gospel-inspired track “Infinity.” The song, which fused gospel elements with Afrobeats, sparked mixed reactions online—drawing criticism from some quarters while earning praise from listeners who saw it as a bold and refreshing crossover.

“I don’t smoke 🚭. I don’t take drugs.”

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In a tweet on X, he highlighted the importance of developing one’s natural voice, noting that while audio engineers and digital tools are valuable, artists shouldn’t rely solely on them. According to Oxlade, having solid vocal skills can make a significant difference in a performer’s career.

For artists who may not afford a professional coach, he recommended turning to online tutorials as an alternative way to strengthen their vocals.

He stressed that when the spotlight is on, it’s the performer’s own voice that carries the show.

“Dear Performing artist, Get yourself a vocal coach. And if you cant, Watch tutorials on how to better your vocals It will go a long way. I know engineers are life savers. But when the DAWs are not present and the spotlight is on you, you no really get choice than to use your natural God given voice. Invest in thyself. As long as that thing dey make you money,” he wrote.

Oxlade’s advice serves as a reminder to artists that honing their vocal skills is an essential investment—not just for performances, but for long-term success in the music industry.

Dear Performing artist , Get yourself a vocal coach . And if you cant ,
Watch tutorials on how to better your vocals
It will go a long way
I know engineers are life savers
But when the DAWs are not present and the spotlight is on you , you no really get choice than to use your…

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The performance, which he headlined alongside Bella Shmurda, suffered from poor sound quality due to the organizers failing to provide a proper sound check.

Taking to X, Oxlade recounted the experience and urged performers to take responsibility for their shows, even if organisers fall short.

He explained that knowing what you’re working with before going on stage is crucial to delivering a quality performance.

“Dear Performing artist, I know organisers can do better with the gadgets required to run a show. But please, don’t perform anywhere without running a proper sound check. Na from sound check you go don know your fate… Cause omo I did a certain gig in London,” he wrote.

He went on to describe the event in detail:

“My first ever headline event, Bella Shmurda headlined this event. Organization was shit…. We couldn’t even do a sound check at the venue before the show… The monitor speakers, i.e., the ones feeding the stage, sounded fair, but the speakers feeding the audience were terrible. That’s gotta be the worst event I performed at. A word is enough for the wise.”

Oxlade’s message serves as a reminder to artists everywhere that preparation—including proper sound checks—is key to avoiding technical disasters and ensuring the audience enjoys the full performance.

Dear Performing artist ,
I know organizers can do better with the gadgets required to run a show
But Please , Dont perform anywhere without running a proper sound check..
Na from sound check you go don know your fate…
Cause omo i Did a certain gig in London
My first ever head…

— ᴏxʟᴀᴅᴇ ғʀᴏᴍ ᴀғʀɪᴄᴀ (@oxladeofficial) January 6, 2026

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Afrobeats singer Oxlade has spoken out strongly against the stigma surrounding mental health, urging fans and social media users to seek help and talk to someone whenever life feels overwhelming.

The singer appealed in a heartfelt message shared on his X (formerly Twitter) account, where he stressed the importance of staying alive and reaching out for support during difficult moments.

Oxlade encouraged those battling emotional struggles not to bottle up their feelings, explaining that healing and recovery are only possible when one is alive to tell their story. According to him, choosing to end one’s life does not end the pain but instead transfers it to loved ones.

He noted that family and friends would be deeply affected by such a loss, emphasising that no one truly suffers alone.

The singer also reassured his followers that no matter how intense or permanent challenges may seem, tough moments are temporary, and help is always within reach if one is willing to ask.

Addressing his close friends and fans directly, Oxlade pleaded with them not to give up, admitting that he would struggle deeply with losing anyone close to him again.

His message has since resonated with many online, sparking conversations around mental health awareness, emotional openness, and the need for compassion and support in difficult times.

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The race for Nigeria’s most-streamed projects of 2025 is heating up, and, unsurprisingly, it’s the usual titans setting the pace.

According to fresh data compiled by The Debut Hub, a popular music insights page on X (formerly Twitter), Davido, Burna Boy, and BNXN currently occupy the top three spots on the ranking of the most-streamed Nigerian albums on Spotify this year so far.

While the list is not an official Spotify release, it has become one of the most widely circulated and respected summaries of Nigerian streaming performance, highlighting how far Afrobeats has travelled globally. Collectively, the 20 projects on the list have amassed a staggering 2.214 billion streams in 2025 alone.

Davido’s “5ive” and Burna Boy’s “No Sign of Weakness” Dominate the Charts

At the summit sits Davido with his fifth studio album, 5ive, racking up 320 million streams to become 2025’s most-streamed Nigerian project so far.

Released earlier this year, the album has been hailed for its confident fusion of Afrobeats, pop, and amapiano influences, another testament to Davido’s staying power and global resonance.

In second place is Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness with 250 million streams, extending the Grammy winner’s remarkable streak of top-performing albums. Since African Giant in 2019, Burna has consistently dominated global charts with projects that blend introspection, swagger, and sonic innovation.

BNXN (formerly Buju) completes the top three with his project CAPTAIN, which has earned 193 million streams. Once known primarily for his collaborations, BNXN’s solo success with CAPTAIN proves his growth into a self-sustaining star capable of carrying a full-length project to commercial success.

Odumodublvck, Olamide, and Others Keep the Heat On

The rest of the top 10 reflects a healthy mix of sonic diversity within the Afrobeats ecosystem. Odumodublvck’s THE MACHINE IS COMING takes the fourth spot with 153 million streams, followed by Oxlade’s OFA: Deluxe Edition at 145 million and Olamide’s self-titled Olamidé with 127 million.
Producers and experimentalists like Sarz (Protect Sarz At All Costs) and rising stars like Fola, T.I Blaze, and Seyi Vibez also make notable appearances, proof that Nigerian audiences and the global diaspora are engaging deeply with a wide range of sounds.

One of the biggest talking points around the list is the absence of Wizkid.
The omission, however, isn’t a reflection of waning influence; it’s simply a matter of timing. Wizkid’s last album, Morayo, dropped in November 2024 as a heartfelt tribute to his late mother.

The project, though outside the 2025 data window, set a new record for the highest opening week for an African artist on Spotify.

Rather than focus on an album cycle, Wizkid has taken a different approach this year, staying visible through strategic collaborations. In 2025 alone, he has appeared on global hits like “Gimme Dat” with Ayra Starr, “Billionaires Club” with Olamide and Darkoo, “Forever Be Mine” with Gunna, and “Dynamite” with Tyla.

Each collaboration has garnered millions of streams worldwide, reinforcing Big Wiz’s position as Afrobeats’ most bankable feature artist, maintaining presence without the fatigue of a traditional rollout.

If one thing is clear from the 2025 streaming data, it’s that Afrobeats has evolved into a multi-dimensional global movement. The fact that all 20 projects reportedly crossed 50 million Spotify streams in a single year underscores the genre’s massive streaming power and cultural consistency.

While Davido, Burna Boy, and Wizkid remain Afrobeats’ foundational pillars, new voices like Rema, BNXN, Odumodublvck, Asake, and Ayra Starr continue to expand its emotional and sonic reach, blending heritage with innovation.

Top 20 Most-Streamed Nigerian Projects of 2025 (So Far)

As compiled by The Debut Hub (X)

1. 5ive — Davido (320M)
2. No Sign of Weakness — Burna Boy (250M)
3. CAPTAIN — BNXN (193M)
4. THE MACHINE IS COMING — Odumodublvck (153M)
5. OFA: Deluxe Edition — Oxlade (145M)
6. Olamidé — Olamide (127M)
7. Protect Sarz At All Costs — Sarz (114M)
8. Catharsis — Fola (110M)
9. Shakur (Deluxe) — T.I Blaze (94.9M)
10. Children of Africa (EP) — Seyi Vibez (84.8M)
11. Uzama The 3rd (EP) — Famous Pluto (79.6M)
12. Gen Z — Zinoleesky (73.5M)
13. Olayemi (EP) — Fido (73.2M)
14. Before We Became Strangers (EP) — Kunmie (62.4M)
15. Synergy (EP) — Hyce, BoyPee & Brown Joel (57.7M)
16. Symbol of Hope — Zlatan (57.5M)
17. Uncle K: Lemon Chase (EP) — Kizz Daniel (56.6M)
18. Viva Lavida — Joeboy (54.4M)
19. BlownBoy RU — Ruger (54.1M)
20. INDUSTRY MACHINE — Odumodublvck (53.5M)

Top 20 most streamed 2025 Nigerian projects on Spotify so far:

1️⃣ 5ive — 320M
2️⃣ No Sign Of Weakness — 250M
3️⃣ CAPTAIN — 193M
4️⃣ THE MACHINE IS COMING — 153M
5️⃣ OFA: Deluxe Edition — 145M
6️⃣ Olamidé — 127M
7️⃣ Protect Sarz At All Costs — 114M
8️⃣ catharsis — 110M
9️⃣ Shakur…

— THE DEBUT HUB (@thedebuthub) November 2, 2025

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Set for global release on October 31st, the project is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a declaration of freedom, a movement that dares gospel music to dream beyond its walls.

From the first listen, No Label feels like a bold conversation between heaven and the dance floor. Godfrey fuses the spiritual intensity of worship with the infectious pulse of Afrobeats, crafting a sound that’s as joyful as it is devotional. It’s a musical statement that says: praise can live on any rhythm; worship has no limits.

The album’s collaborations capture that balance perfectly. Oxlade and Spyro bring a contemporary Afrobeats energy that complements Tim’s gospel fire, resulting in songs that are both uplifting and sonically rich.

On Infinity, Oxlade opens with the resonant line, “Me I never see wetin God cannot do,” setting the tone for a track soaked in gratitude and divine awe. Meanwhile, Cho Cho Cho and Praise The Lord bring pure celebration—proof that gospel music can make you dance just as much as it can make you reflect.

 

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Behind the boards, Masterkraft adds another dimension to the project, blending percussive grooves and lush harmonies that make the music soar. His production ensures No Label feels deeply rooted in faith yet alive in today’s Afrobeats rhythm, offering something spiritual and contemporary in equal measure.

It’s a natural evolution for Tim Godfrey, who has long been at the forefront of reimagining gospel in Africa. Through his Fearless concert series—where he’s shared the stage with legends like Kirk Franklin, Travis Greene, and Israel Houghton—he’s built a bridge between global gospel culture and African creativity.

With No Label, that bridge becomes a superhighway. The album isn’t just about redefining gospel—it’s about redefining what it means to worship in a modern world. It’s bold, it’s soulful, and above all, it’s fearless.

Listen to No Label HERE.

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The ambitious body of work is divided into three sections, each representing a different voice and stage of life. The Men pays homage to industry legends with heavyweight appearances from MI, Faze, D’banj, Sound Sultan, 2Baba, Styl Plus, and Phyno.

The Boys celebrates the new generation of stars, featuring Oxlade, Shoday, Jeriq, Bayanni, Suave, Soundz, and Ceeboi. The final disc, Your Guy, presents Spyro in his purest form—raw, reflective, and unfiltered.

With this structure, the project blends eras, bridging Afrobeats’ past, present, and future. It combines soulful storytelling with infectious beats while exploring themes of growth, responsibility, and love.

By weaving Afropop, dancehall rhythms, and introspective ballads, Spyro underscores his versatility and long-term vision as more than just a hitmaker.

 

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Spyro’s journey to this milestone has been remarkable. He first broke into the mainstream in 2022 with Billing, but it was his smash hit Who Is Your Guy? that cemented his status as one of Afrobeats’ breakout stars.

The remix with Tiwa Savage earned him the Headies award for Best Collaboration and helped push him into international recognition.

Since then, Spyro has maintained steady momentum, racking up more than 240 million YouTube views and attracting over one million monthly listeners on Spotify.

From his beginnings as a Lagos choir singer influenced by R&B icons like Usher and Joe, to becoming a chart-topping sensation, his rise has been nothing short of meteoric.

 

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For Spyro, The Men, The Boys & Your Guy is more than just a debut—it is a personal statement. The title itself reflects the stages of life: the innocence of youth, the weight of manhood, and the essence of being “your guy,” someone relatable and authentic.

With this project, Spyro makes a powerful declaration of his artistry, paying respect to those before him, spotlighting the new wave, and boldly carving out his own space in the global Afrobeats movement.

Listen to “The Men, The Boys & Your Guy” HERE

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The project, whose title cleverly echoes his career-defining hit Who Is Your Guy?, is designed as a three-part musical journey exploring themes of masculinity, legacy, and individuality.

In the official visuals, monochrome figures depict “The Men” and “The Boys,” while Spyro himself, shown in color stands as “Your Guy,” symbolizing his unique identity in the Afrobeats movement.

The album, consisting of 19 tracks, will be released on Friday, September 26, 2025. Spyro announced on Instagram on Wednesday, September 24, sharing the album artwork and tracklist. His post quickly ignited excitement online, with fans eager to hear what he has described as a “three-course meal” of music.

The project is divided into three themed sections:

• The Men: A salute to Nigerian music veterans, featuring heavyweight collaborations with M.I Abaga, 2Baba, D’Banj, Faze, Styl Plus, Sound Sultan, Phyno.
• The Boys: A showcase of new-generation talent, with guest appearances from Bayanni, Shoday, Oxlade, Suave, Soundz, Jeriq, and Ceeboi.
• Your Guy: Spyro’s personal statement, blending solo performances with just one feature Pitch6lack on the track Away.

The album boasts a strong production team. Kunle Adesuyi serves as executive producer, with Bobberry and Synx handling mixing and mastering. Production credits include Dawie, Colonel Tyemmy, Bash Anything, and Mr. Soul.

Spyro, in unveiling the project, wrote on Instagram:
“THE TRACK LIST, THE MEN, THE BOYS AND YOUR GUY. ONE MORE DAY TO THE FEAST … 26/09/05 Which of the tracks do you think will be your fav. Could you kindly help share this on all platforms occupied. Thank you.”

The Men, The Boys & Your Guy comes on the back of Spyro’s breakout singles Who Is Your Guy? and Stand By You, both of which solidified his reputation as one of Afrobeats’ brightest new voices.

With a blend of legendary icons, emerging stars, and his own artistry, the album is already being positioned as one of the most significant Afrobeats releases of 2025.

 

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Global music authority Billboard has rolled out its highly anticipated ranking of the 50 greatest Afrobeats songs of all time, celebrating the genre’s remarkable rise from West Africa to global dominance.

According to the outlet, the countdown will be revealed in phases, with ten songs published weekly until the ultimate number one is crowned. The rollout began on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

The selection represents Billboard’s editorial picks and shines a spotlight on Afrobeats classics that shaped the sound, alongside modern chart-toppers that pushed the genre beyond the continent.

Below are the tracks ranked from No. 50 to No. 1:

50. Weird MC — Ijoya
49. Nonso Amadi — Tonight
48. Timaya — Dem Mama
47. Jazzman Olofin & Adewale Ayuba — Raise Da Roof
46. Victony & Tempoe — Soweto
45. Olu Maintain — Yahooze
44. Ice Prince & Bruno — Oleku
43. Kizz Daniel & Tekno — Buga
42. Libianca — People
41. Asake — Peace Be Unto You
40. Davido ft. Musa Keys — UNAVAILABLE
39. Skales — Shake Body
38. Lojay & Sarz — Monalisa
37. Oxlade — KU LO SA
36. Maleek Berry — Kontrol
35. Tekno — Pana
34. P-Square — Personally
33. Runtown — Mad Over You
32. Mavin All Stars — Dorobucci
31. Ayra Starr — Rush
30. Burna Boy & Zlatan — Killin Dem
29. Amaarae & Moliy — Sad Girlz Luv Money
28. Fireboy DML — Peru
27. Wande Coal & DJ Tunez — Iskaba
26. Mr Eazi & Efya — Skin Tight
25. Wizkid — Pakurumo
24. Afro B — Drogba (Joanna)
23. Olamide — Bobo
22. Burna Boy — Last Last
21. Tiwa Savage & Don Jazzy — Eminado
20. Phyno ft. Olamide — Fada Fada
19. Sarkodie ft. Castro — Adonai
18. Fuse ODG ft. Itz Tiffany — Azonto
17. Wande Coal — Bumper to Bumper
16. D’Banj — Fall in Love
15. Yemi Alade — Johnny
14. Davido — Dami Duro
13. R2Bees ft. Wande Coal — Kiss Your Hand
12. 9ice — Gongo Aso
11. Styl-Plus — Olufunmi
10. P-Square — Chop My Money (Remix)
9. Burna Boy — Ye
8. Davido — Fall
7. D’Banj — Oliver Twist
6. CKay — Love Nwantiti
5. Wizkid ft. Tems — Essence
4. Rema — Calm Down
3. Flavour — Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)
2. Wizkid — Ojuelegba
1. 2Baba — African Queen

The list balances pioneers like 2Baba, Weird MC, and D’Banj, who laid the foundation for Afrobeats, with new-gen superstars such as Rema, Asake, and Ayra Starr, whose sounds are driving the genre into new territories.

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Renowned American entertainment media giant Billboard has officially kicked off its countdown of the 50 Greatest Afrobeats Songs of All Time, spotlighting the genre’s meteoric rise on the global stage.

In a publication released on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Billboard announced that the selection, which reflects its editorial team’s staff picks, will be revealed gradually in sets of 10 until the number one song is revealed.

According to Billboard, the curated list is a celebration of Afrobeats’ cultural dominance and global influence, showcasing iconic records that have defined and shaped the sound over the years.

Below are the songs occupying positions 50 to 31 on the prestigious list:

50. “Ijoya” – Weird MC
49. “Tonight” – Nonso Amadi
48. “Dem Mama” – Timaya
47. “Raise Da Roof” – Jazzman Olofin & Adewale Ayuba
46. “Soweto” – Victony & Tempoe
45. “Yahooze” – Olu Maintain
44. “Oleku” – Ice Prince ft. Brymo
43. “Buga” – Kizz Daniel & Tekno
42. “People” – Libianca
41. “Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)” – Asake
40. “UNAVAILABLE” – Davido ft. Musa Keys
39. “Shake Body” – Skales
38. “Monalisa” – Lojay & Sarz
37. “KU LO SA” – Oxlade
36. “Kontrol” – Maleek Berry
35. “Pana” – Tekno
34. “Personally” – P-Square
33. “Mad Over You” – Runtown
32. “Dorobucci” – Mavins
31. “Rush” – Ayra Starr

As anticipation builds, fans worldwide are eager to see which tracks will land in the top 30 and ultimately claim the top spot on the list. The next batch of songs is expected to be released in the coming week.

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Nigerian Afropop sensation Oxlade continues his global ascent as his smash hit KU LO SA has officially been certified Platinum in New Zealand.

According to a recent announcement by Recorded Music NZ, the upbeat track has now exceeded 30,000 units in sales, making it one of the most internationally successful songs by a Nigerian artist in recent years.

Originally released in 2022 as part of the COLORSxStudios live performance series, KU LO SA quickly caught fire across social media, radio, and streaming platforms.

With its infectious hook and Oxlade’s distinct vocal flair, the track became an anthem, capturing the hearts of audiences far beyond the African continent.

The Platinum certification is the latest in a series of accolades for the single, which has racked up millions of global streams and consistently featured on major playlists across Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube.

🚨 Oxlade's "KU LO SA" is now certified Platinum in New Zealand 🔥 pic.twitter.com/6DxfHTBZje

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This milestone not only cements Oxlade’s reputation as a leading voice in Afrobeats, but also highlights the genre’s growing reach into new and unexpected markets like New Zealand. His success reflects the increasing appetite for African sounds in the global music ecosystem.

As Oxlade continues to push boundaries and expand his influence, fans and industry watchers alike will be eager to see what he delivers next. For now, KU LO SA stands as a defining achievement in a career that is steadily rising on the world stage.

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