The Nigerian artist’s second album steps away from the survival narrative that shaped his previous titles and lets his melodic range lead.
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The Nigerian artist’s second album steps away from the survival narrative that shaped his previous titles and lets his melodic range lead.
A decade after a vocal cord injury nearly ended his career, the Afrobeats pioneer returns with an album that refuses to chase trends.
The 18-track double album, released June 5, marks the first time the tournament has opted for a full-length project over a single song—and nearly a third of it is anchored by Afrobeats artists.
