Kizz Daniel, one correct Afrobeat star, dey mark im 10 years for di music industry. Di guy drop two new singles, “Marhaba” and “We Must,” to celebrate di “Vado At 10” anniversary. Dis one na to appreciate di fans wey don dey support am since di beginning.
Dem say Kizz Daniel been wan work with one top UK rapper to add grime vibe inside one of di songs. But when tin no come work, e come decide say oga, make e do am himself. E enter studio alone, do di grime verse by himself for “We Must.” Dis one make di song become “We Must – Kizz Daniel featuring Thyself.” E show say Kizz Daniel dey versatile, and e dey push his creative boundary well well.
Di two tracks dey show Kizz Daniel sabi innovate for di Afrobeats world while e still maintain im special sound. “Marhaba” and “We Must” dey reinforce Kizz Daniel’s position as one of di influential Afrobeats artists. Di songs kontinue to give depth to di already impressive journey wey e don get for di industry.
Christian Agadibe, wey be CEO of Artmatazz Media, hail Kizz Daniel because of di resilience and consistency wey e don get over di years. Agadibe talk say anytime wey Kizz Daniel release new song, e dey set one new standard for di genre, inspire oda artists, and di new generation of musicians.
“Marhaba” na one song wey dem produce by Ramii and Suhel Nafar. Di song blend Kizz Daniel’s Afrobeat sound with Northern African traditional music style. Di title of di song mean “Welcome” or “Hello” for Arabic, and e reflect di artist’s connection to Northern Africa and di Middle East, places wey inspire am during im short stay there.
Christian Agadibe add say dis song dey show Kizz Daniel ability to connect with people across different cultures. E dey highlight im talent for making diverse audiences connect through music.
“We Must,” wey dem produce by Ayzed, be one song wey dey talk about resilience and determination. Agadibe describe am as anthem for perseverance, say e go surely turn household favorite.
Di new releases from Kizz Daniel dey show im artistic growth and how e dey maintain relevance for di global music scene. With “Marhaba” and “We Must,” e dey redefine im legacy, and e dey show say e still get staying power (oga status) for di music industry wey e don dey for di past decade.
