From Davido’s ORIADÉ cuts to Seun Kuti’s reggae fusion, here’s every new song dropping this week that Nigerian music lovers need on their playlist.
Music lovers, you’re in for a treat this week. There’s a whole lot of new sounds landing all at once, and honestly, it’s one of those weeks where you can’t just pick one song and call it a day.
Davido leads the pack with two fresh cuts off his ORIADÉ album. “Tell Everybody” pairs him with Leon Thomas, and it just works. Thomas brings that soulful R&B texture, and instead of clashing, both artists blend into something that actually feels intentional.
Then there’s “B4 B4” with Mayorkun and Fola, a lighter, more playful record with Amapiano-style drums underneath. Three voices, one song, and somehow nobody’s stepping on anybody’s toes.
BNXN teams up with Asake on “Eja Meja,” the lead single from his upcoming Still in Charge EP. Think saxophones, a relaxed lounge feel, nothing rushed. It’s the kind of song you’d play with a drink in hand, not one you’d expect to blast at a party. Asake slides right into that mood too, which says a lot about how well the two work together.
Seyi Vibez isn’t slowing down either. “GTA,” produced by Larry Lanes, pulls from fùjì percussion and keeps the energy high from start to finish. It doesn’t feel like a random experiment; it feels like he knew exactly what he wanted.
Now here’s the standout: Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 linking up with reggae artist Kabaka Pyramid on “Problems.” This one’s different from everything else on the list. It mixes Afrobeat with conscious reggae, and producer Femi Koleoso brings in jazz guitar and sax that give the record real weight. It’s not just catchy, it actually says something. That combination of message and musicianship is rare these days, so it’s worth your attention.
There’s more too. Moliy and Mavo bring dreamy Alté vibes on “Pretty Miami.”
Erigga and Eeskay drop “Two Strips” off their joint EP North & South, a gritty street-rap record about survival and loyalty.
Islambo and Bella Shmurda team up on “DEJAVU II.”
Zen Univrse and PsychoYP keep the trap sound alive on “#toomuchswag.”
So yeah, whatever mood you’re in, there’s something here for you. Afrobeats, reggae, trap, Alté, R&B, it’s all on the table this week.
