Dropped on May 29, 2026, the project arrives as a bold statement of intent, showcasing an artist steadily stepping into her full creative identity.

Known for her soulful blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and global influences, Qing Madi continues to carve out a unique lane in the Nigerian music landscape. Her sound is often defined by emotional depth, smooth vocal delivery, and a natural ability to connect with both local and international audiences.

On “Barely Legal,” she expands that identity even further, pulling together an impressive lineup of heavyweight collaborators that spans multiple generations of Nigerian music. The EP features appearances from Tiwa Savage, BNXN, Victony, Zinoleesky, Zlatan, Flavour, Wande Coal, Rotimi, and Eemoh, creating a rich blend of styles and influences.

Sonically, the project moves fluidly across Afrobeats, soulful melodies, and contemporary African rhythms. Tracks like “Come Slide” highlight her ability to float effortlessly over modern production while maintaining her signature softness and emotional clarity.

Beyond its sound, “Barely Legal” carries a deeper narrative of growth, confidence, love, and youthful expression. It captures a transitional phase in both life and artistry, where curiosity meets ambition and experimentation meets direction.

What makes the EP particularly notable is how it bridges generations. With veterans like Tiwa Savage, Flavour, and Wande Coal appearing alongside newer voices such as Victony and Zinoleesky, the project becomes a meeting point between legacy and the future of Afrobeats.

Critics and listeners alike are already pointing to the EP as a pivotal moment in Qing Madi’s rise, one that could position her for even broader international recognition in the near future.

Ultimately, “Barely Legal” is more than just a sophomore project. It is a declaration that Qing Madi is not only growing but also intentionally shaping her space within the global music conversation through bold collaborations and an unmistakable Afro-fusion identity.

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The energetic track showcases the duo’s undeniable chemistry, riding on upbeat percussion, catchy melodic hooks, and a gritty street-inspired sound.

From the opening seconds, Adugbo pulls listeners in with its infectious rhythm and confident delivery, as both artists trade verses that highlight their distinct styles.

Lyrically, the song is playful, bold, and filled with swagger, celebrating street culture, ambition, and youthful confidence.

 

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It carries that raw, authentic energy Naira Marley is known for, while Zinoleesky adds his signature smooth and melodic flow, creating a perfect balance between edge and melody.

What truly elevates Adugbo is its production. Backed by Rexxie’s hard-hitting drums and hypnotic synths, the beat delivers a gritty yet danceable vibe that makes the track ideal for both playlists and the streets.

With silky vocals, top-tier production, and undeniable replay value, Adugbo stands out as a powerful collaboration that reinforces why Naira Marley and Zinoleesky remain one of the most exciting pairings in Nigerian music today.

Listen to ‘Adugbo’ HERE

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Dropped in 2025 as a season-ending anthem, the track stands out as a must-have addition to any playlist and a strong marker of Zinoleesky’s artistic growth.

Built on a vibrant Afrobeat foundation, Tungba highlights Zinoleesky’s smooth vocals and effortless ability to connect with listeners. The song carries an infectious energy that keeps fans hooked from start to finish, leaving them eager for repeat listens.

Lyrically, Tungba is a confident and upbeat celebration of self-expression, success, and living life on one’s own terms. Zinoleesky reflects a carefree mindset, embracing music, enjoyment, and consistency, while subtly acknowledging how his natural style keeps people talking without him forcing the moment.

Since its release, Tungba has attracted widespread attention and positive reactions from fans and music critics alike. Zinoleesky’s signature fusion of Afropop and Afrobeat shines through, setting the track apart and reinforcing his position as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary Nigerian music.

In summary, Tungba is a captivating and feel-good record that easily earns its place in any quality music collection, especially for listeners who appreciate well-crafted, energetic Afrobeat sounds.

Listen to “Tungba HERE.

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The reveal came through the release of the track’s vibrant cover art, an image that immediately sets the tone for what fans can expect. In the artwork, Zino stands confidently in a bold, red patterned suit, framed by a lush tropical backdrop.

At the center is a massive talking drum, a classic symbol tied to the rhythmic, fast-paced sound Nigerians know as “tungba.” The visual direction alone hints that the Marlian Music star is preparing a return to high-tempo, dance-charged music.

Tungba follows the momentum of Zinoleesky’s recently released debut album Gen Z (April 2025), a project where he blended Afrobeats, street-pop grit, trap influences, and dancehall energy.

Tracks like Most Wanted” and “Fuji Garbage” reaffirmed his knack for switching easily between heartfelt melodies and electrifying party records.

With this new single, Zino looks ready to lean fully into the vibrant, pulsating sound that first won over his fanbase. While he has yet to reveal an official release date, the unveiling of the artwork suggests that Tungba is right around the corner.

Fans of the street-pop prince may want to brace themselves—Zinoleesky seems prepared to light up the airwaves once again.

Incoming! pic.twitter.com/gVd01Xelyr

— zinoleesky (@zinoleesky01) December 11, 2025

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Nigerian superstar Wizkid claimed the top spot with his critically acclaimed album Morayo, released in November 2024.

Following closely behind is Davido’s 5ive, cementing the duo’s continued dominance in the region’s music scene. The list is largely dominated by Nigerian artists, reflecting the country’s strong influence on the Afrobeats genre and broader African music landscape.

Other notable entries include BNXN’s Captain, Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness, and Olamide’s self-titled album, which secured fourth, fifth, and sixth places, respectively.

Rapper Odumodublvck achieved a remarkable feat, placing two projects—The Machine Is Coming and Industry Machine on the list.

Rounding out the top 22 albums are releases from Kizz Daniel, Seyi Vibez, Famous Pluto, Ayo Maff, Fola, Zinoleesky, and Barry Jhay, showcasing the diversity and creativity thriving across the Nigerian music scene.

“Morayo” album by @wizkidayo has been named the #1 Top Album of 2025 in Sub-Saharan Africa on Apple Music…

— A massive milestone for Africa’s most influential artist. pic.twitter.com/M2rGOIJKpG

— ChartsAfrica 📊 (@chartsafrica) December 2, 2025

Apple Music Top Albums in Sub-Saharan Africa – 2025

1. Morayo – Wizkid
2. 5ive – Davido
3. Ntsako – Kelvin Momo
4. Captain – BNXN
5. No Sign of Weakness – Burna Boy
6. Olamide – Olamide
7. Thato Ma Yodimo – Kelvin Momo
8. Bab’Motha – Kabza De Small
9. Children of Africa – Seyi Vibez
10. Ngomoya – DJ Maphorisa, Xduppy
11. ‘Catharsis’ – FOLA
12. ‘Shakur’ (deluxe) – TI Blaze
13.  ‘Gen Z’ – Zinoleesky
14. ‘Lindiwe’ (deluxe) – Nontokozo Mkhize
15. The Machine Is Coming’ – Odumodublvck
16. ‘031 Studio Camp 2.0’ – Dlala Thukszin
17. ‘Uncle K: Lemon Chase’ – Kizz Daniel
18. ‘Industry Machine’ – Odumodublvck
19. ‘Uzama The 3rd’ – Famous Pluto
20. ‘Iron Boy’ – Black Sheriff
21. ‘Prince of the Street’ – Ayo Maff
22. ‘Barrystar Vol 1’ (deluxe) – Barry Jhay

The full 22-album list underscores the continued impact of Nigerian and African artists in shaping the sound of the continent and beyond.

Top albums of 2025 in Sub-Saharan Africa on Apple Music:

1️⃣ Morayo — Wizkid 🇳🇬
2️⃣ 5ive — Davido 🇳🇬
3️⃣ Ntsako — Kelvin Momo 🇿🇦
4️⃣ CAPTAIN — BNXN 🇳🇬
5️⃣ No Sign Of Weakness — Burna Boy 🇳🇬
6️⃣ Olamidé — Olamide 🇳🇬
7️⃣ Thato Ya Modimo — Kelvin Momo 🇿🇦
8️⃣ Bab’motha — Kabza De Small 🇿🇦… pic.twitter.com/Vp2hBNHBUM

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

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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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After months of suspense, strategic delays, and a viral runway debut that had both the music and fashion worlds buzzing, Blaqbonez has finally unleashed his fourth studio album, No Excuses —a 16-track manifesto that cements his position as one of Africa’s boldest and most innovative rap voices.

Originally set for August 22, 2025, the Chocolate City rapper postponed the release, choosing perfection over pressure. In his words:

“I didn’t finish it on time, that’s the truth. Since I want to put out the best album ever, I’ve refused to cut any corners.”

That statement now feels prophetic because No Excuses isn’t just another rap album. It’s a panoramic body of work that captures Blaqbonez at his most daring, defiant, and deliberate.

Across its 16 tracks, No Excuses stretches from Lagos to London and beyond, blending UK rap intensity, Afrobeats bounce, and Amapiano groove into something both familiar and futuristic.

The collaborations are elite, as AJ Tracey brings slick swagger to Consistency, Pa Salieu adds grit to AURA 4 AURA, and Nigerian heavyweights Olamide and Phyno contribute to NATI and W for Wetego, bridging generations of African rap royalty.

 

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There’s also an impressive lineup of next-gen stars and regional sounds from Bella Shmurda, Zinoleesky, and Barry Jhay to Valiant, The Kazez, Melissa, Leostaytrill, Kindlynxsh, Brotherkupa, and Wave$tart, reflecting Blaqbonez’s rare ability to unite diverse voices without losing his own.

The project opens with “Everlasting Taker,” a self-affirming banger that sets the tone for everything that follows. “Last real n**a, I might be am / Them know the theory but me I dey practice am*,” he spits confidently, clearly, and committedly.

Then there’s the club-ready “Bizzy Body,” the smooth and sunny “Despacito,” and “NATI,” where Olamide matches him bar for bar over amapiano-infused production. The tempo shifts seamlessly into “AURA 4 AURA,” a gritty, off-kilter rhythm that showcases Blaq’s sonic fearlessness.

Midway through, the energy dips into reflective territory with “Good Time,” “Mary Mary,” “California Issues,” and “Just Hustlin $$$,” before ramping back up with “Go Crazy” and “W for Wetego,” both already fan favorites.

Produced by a star-studded team including Jae5, Telz, and other global hitmakers, No Excuses thrives on diversity. Each song feels distinct yet cohesive, a seamless balance between the rapper’s humor, hunger, and humanity.

 

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Lyrically, this album is Blaqbonez at his sharpest. He confronts industry politics, self-doubt, fame’s double edge, and the loneliness of ambition, but he never loses his wit or confidence. The closing track, “Stack$$$$,” distils it best as he raps, “People only care if you win, no excuses.”

It’s a powerful full-circle moment, reinforcing the ethos behind the entire record: resilience, accountability, and artistic freedom.

No Excuses follows Sex Over Love (2021) and Young Preacher (2022), two projects that built his reputation as an irreverent, genre-fluid disruptor. But here, the Stallion sheds irony for intention. He’s not just poking fun at the system anymore; he’s redefining it.

Songs like “Star Life II” showcase growth, while “Prayers Up” (featuring South Africa’s Kindlynxsh and Brotherkupa) proves Blaqbonez’s commitment to connecting Africa’s next generation of rap talent.

This no be quick fame, This is a career

my 4th album “NO EXCUSES” out now!https://t.co/01yAS6zMMj pic.twitter.com/ctst67T0dG

— EVERLASTING TAKER (@BlaqBonez) October 16, 2025

With No Excuses, Blaqbonez has crafted his most complete statement yet, musically rich, lyrically sharp, and emotionally grounded. It’s an album that celebrates success without hiding the scars that came before it, one that asserts his identity as not just a rapper but a visionary artist.

In an era where trends fade faster than they form, No Excuses feels built to last, bold, fearless, and unbothered.

Blaqbonez didn’t just drop an album. He dropped a challenge to himself, to his peers, and to the culture.

No excuses. No compromises. Just legacy in motion.

Listen to No Excuses HERE.

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Nigerian street-pop star Zinoleesky and Ghanaian-American singer Moliy lit up social media on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, after an intense online exchange that quickly spiralled into one of the week’s most talked-about moments.

The drama began when Zinoleesky took a swipe at Moliy in response to a fan’s post, writing, “2-hit wonder… and I don’t even know the 2nd song @moliymusic.”

His remark spread like wildfire, instantly dividing fans and sparking a flood of reactions from across the Afrobeats community.

Moliy didn’t take the shade lying down. She clapped back with a cutting response that appeared to challenge Zinoleesky’s relevance beyond Nigeria: “Very grateful to not be known by you, artists that know me aren’t local champions.”

That reply was all it took to send X (formerly Twitter) into overdrive. Within minutes, timelines were flooded with memes, comparisons, and heated debates, as fans from both sides rushed to defend their faves.

Zinoleesky soon fired another shot, labeling Moliy a “Remix goddess,” a remark many interpreted as a jab at her past collaborations, before dropping a cryptic comment that fans speculated hinted at OnlyFans.

Though the dust has started to settle, the exchange has reignited conversations about the subtle rivalry between Nigerian and Ghanaian music acts and how social media often amplifies such tensions.

Despite the online heat, both artists remain in strong form career-wise. Moliy, who gained global recognition for her standout feature on Amaarae’s smash hit Sad Girlz Luv Money, currently boasts over 14.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Meanwhile, Zinoleesky, one of Marlian Music’s leading acts, continues to enjoy 2.3 million monthly listeners, with fan-favourite hits like Kilofeshe and Personal keeping him on the charts.

Whether this clash ends here or sparks a deeper rivalry remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear: when Afrobeats stars trade words online, the internet always pays attention.

 

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The album announcement, accompanied by striking cover art, underscores Blaqbonez’s ambition to create a project with both local depth and global appeal. Featuring an impressive 15 guest artists and a diverse lineup of producers, No Excuses is set to merge UK rap energy with West African rhythms, delivering a sound that’s bold, experimental, and boundary-breaking.

Among the standout collaborations, UK rap star AJ Tracey joins Blaqbonez on Consistency, while Pa Salieu brings his unique flair to Aura 4 Aura. Nigerian rap legends Olamide and Phyno also lend their star power on Despacito and W For Wetego, respectively.

The guest list continues with appearances from Bella Shmurda, Ayo Maff, Barry Jhay, Zinoleesky, Valiant, The Kazez, Melissa, Leostaytrill, Kindlynxsh, Brotherkupa, and Wave$tart, an impressive blend of voices that reflect Blaqbonez’s collaborative spirit.

 

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Behind the scenes, the production lineup is equally stellar, featuring Jae5, Telz, Kofo Sound, Black Culture, Blaisebeatz, Magicsticks, Ramoni, ILON, DJ808, and BMH names known for crafting some of the continent’s biggest hits.

From introspective cuts like Everlasting Taker to the confident and triumphant Star Life II, No Excuses promises a showcase of Blaqbonez’s growth, versatility, and global vision.

Blending witty lyricism, relatable storytelling, and genre-fluid soundscapes, the project follows his acclaimed albums Sex Over Love and Young Preacher, which solidified him as one of Africa’s most innovative rap voices.

As fans eagerly count down to Friday’s release, excitement continues to build for what could be Blaqbonez’s most defining moment yet, a project that not only celebrates his evolution but also reaffirms his position among Africa’s most dynamic and forward-thinking artists.

 

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He started off as the “urban highlife” prince under YBNL and has grown into one of the most refined and stylish voices in today’s Afrobeats scene. AG baby has since been blending Fuji, highlife, pop, and soulful storytelling and this has earned him a lasting legacy.

Let’s take a classy walk through his journey.

Humble Beginnings: From Graphic Designer to Gold

Born Adekunle Kosoko, a descendant of the royal Kosoko family of Lagos, Adekunle Gold didn’t begin his career in a recording studio. In fact, he was a talented graphic designer. If you ever saw some of YBNL’s cover arts from back in the day, there’s a chance AG Baby designed them.

In 2015, he made a striking entrance into the Nigerian music scene with his debut single “Sade“, a soulful highlife rendition of One Direction’s “Story of My Life.” The song wasn’t just a cover; it was a bold artistic statement. Soon after, he signed with Olamide’s YBNL Nation.

Adekunle Gold’s first album, “Gold” (2016), dropped while he was still under YBNL. The 16-track project was a beautiful blend of Yoruba highlife, storytelling, and love ballads. Songs like “Orente,” “Pick Up,” and “Ariwo Ko” painted him as a soft-spoken, culture-rooted gentleman in a music industry full of pop heavyweights.

His time under YBNL was crucial. It gave him a platform, resources, and visibility. But even more importantly, it showed Nigeria a different flavor of pop, one that had Fuji, highlife, and emotional depth all rolled into one.

One of the most beautiful parts of Adekunle Gold’s journey is his relationship with fellow artist Simi. They’ve created musical magic together from “No Forget” on his debut album to “By You”, and most recently “Look What You Made Me Do” off his latest album “Tequila Ever After”.

Reinvention and Global Sound

After leaving YBNL, Adekunle Gold rebranded. No longer just the soft-spoken crooner in native attire, he returned as AG Baby, a bold, stylish, and genre-bending star. His sophomore album “About 30” (2018) showed artistic growth, touching on themes of purpose, faith, and heartbreak.

Then came “Afro Pop Vol. 1” in 2020, a complete sonic switch. With hits like “Something Different“ and “AG Baby”, Adekunle proved he could flirt with pop, Afrobeat, and Caribbean sounds without losing himself. His writing got sharper, his melodies got catchier, and his global appeal grew stronger.

Let’s not ignore the visuals. Adekunle Gold has become a fashion king in his own right, bold prints, tailored suits, crop tops, beads, boots; you name it. He wears fashion like music: with confidence, creativity, and class. Every red carpet or video shoot feels like a runway. He isn’t just an artist; he’s a brand.

In 2022, he surprises us with another album, “Catch Me If You Can”, a project that shows how Adekunle Gold is confident and creative. It’s an album full of bold sounds, smooth vocals, and strong storytelling.

Released in 2023, “Tequila Ever After” is Adekunle Gold’s most colorful and adventurous album yet. With songs like “Party No Dey Stop,” “Ogaranya,” “Do You Mind?”, and “Falling Up”, AG Baby celebrates life, self-love, and freedom. It’s an album you can dance to, reflect with, and simply enjoy. His sound is now truly global, but still proudly African.

A Fuji Heart in an Afrobeats World

Despite his pop evolution, Adekunle Gold has never lost his Fuji roots. You can still hear it in his vocal delivery, his use of traditional percussion, and his call-and-response style. He’s brought Fuji to younger audiences in a modern way, proof that cultural music doesn’t have to stay in the past to be powerful.

He may not label himself a Fuji artist, but his respect and nods to legends like K1 De Ultimate, Saheed Osupa and Pasuma are clear. He carries the Fuji spirit, street-born, Yoruba-rich, and full of rhythm, into every beat he touches.

Over the years, AG Baby has worked with artists like Davido (“High”), Lucky Daye (“Sinner”), Ty Dolla $ign, Pharell Williams, and Zinoleesky. His features are always classy, never noisy, always soulful. His sound has influenced a new wave of “alté-pop” artists who now blend traditional African music with global sounds.

Adekunle Gold’s lyrical pen is one of the best in the business. From heartfelt ballads to vibey anthems, his writing connects deeply, especially when he sings about love, growth, and life.

Fuji is Adekunle Gold’s sixth studio album, released in October 2025. The title Fuji is both literal and symbolic, a direct nod to the Fuji genre and other indigenous Yoruba sounds, while also standing for “Finding Uncharted Journeys Inside.”

Fuji is a strong and worthy addition to Adekunle Gold’s discography. It may not replicate what some old Fuji fans dream of, but it doesn’t pretend to either, the art is in its reinterpretation. If you like music that honors culture but isn’t trapped in it, songs that make you think as well as dance, Fuji delivers. It’s a bridge between past and future, between tradition and new expression.

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Produced by the ever-reliable Rexxie, the track marks his first release since the success of his Gen Z album, and it doesn’t miss a beat.

On ‘CELINE DION,’ Zinoleesky slides between smooth vocals and playful lyricism, weaving a story of infatuation that feels both intimate and larger-than-life.

Rexxie’s trap-laced Afrobeats production provides the perfect canvas, blending heavy kicks with lush melodies.

The result is a sound that carries both the grit of the streets and the softness of whispered affection.

The lyrics liken the object of his affection to the legendary songstress herself: “The way she sings with it, I think she’s Celine Dion.”

It’s a line that captures the essence of the song—where love feels intoxicating, voices linger like melodies, and chemistry takes center stage.

More than just a dance-ready record, ‘CELINE DION’ taps into vulnerability, passion, and the thrill of new love, making it perfect for late-night playlists and viral dance challenges alike.

With its addictive hook and fresh storytelling, the single positions Zinoleesky for yet another chart-topping moment in 2025.

Now streaming across all major platforms, “CELINE DION” is more than a song—it’s Zinoleesky’s reminder that love, like music, always finds its way to the heart.

Listen to “Celine Dion” HERE

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The record seamlessly fuses 255’s global production touch with the raw, street-inspired energy of its Nigerian collaborators, resulting in a track that’s equal parts bold, rhythmic, and unforgettable.

Driven by pulsating log drums, crisp percussion, and addictive melodies, Damage embodies the essence of the Afrobeats–Amapiano crossover.

Naira Marley delivers his trademark gritty flow, lacing the beat with unfiltered street vibes, while Zinoleesky balances the sound with his smooth, melodic cadence. Together, the trio crafts a high-energy anthem destined for both the club and global playlists.

For 255, Damage underscores their growing footprint in Africa’s thriving music scene, reinforcing their ability to create sounds that resonate far beyond borders.

 

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For Naira Marley and Zinoleesky, it adds to their streak of dominance in shaping street-pop and Amapiano-inspired hits that continue to define the culture.

Bold, carefree, and instantly addictive, Damage is more than just a party starter it’s proof of what happens when international artistry meets Nigerian street genius. The production, handled by 255, ensures every beat lands with precision, amplifying the song’s irresistible groove.

Now available on all major streaming platforms, Damage invites fans to turn up the volume, hit the dancefloor, and feel the pulse of this powerful collaboration.

Listen to Damage HERE

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