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Olamide drops new single “Kai” featuring Wizkid, announces upcoming album

Nigerian music superstar Olamide releases his highly anticipated new single “Kai” featuring Wizkid, the lead track from his upcoming 17-track album due in June.

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Nigerian music superstar Olamide releases his highly anticipated new single “Kai” featuring Wizkid, the lead track from his upcoming 17-track album due in June

Nigerian music icon Olamide, popularly known as “Baddo,” has thrilled fans with the release of his brand new single titled “Kai,” featuring the globally acclaimed artist Wizkid.

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This captivating track serves as the lead single from Olamide’s upcoming self-titled album, which is slated for release in June.

The highly anticipated album will comprise a total of 17 tracks, with “Kai” marking its exciting and long-awaited first offering.

This forthcoming project will be Olamide’s impressive 11th studio album and his 15th music project overall, further solidifying his prolific career.

Since his debut in 2011, Olamide has profoundly impacted the Nigerian music landscape. After initially signing with ID Cabasa’s Coded Tunes label, he demonstrated his entrepreneurial spirit by establishing his own influential label, YBNL, in 2012.

Over the years, Olamide’s artistry has garnered him a global reputation, earning him numerous prestigious awards and nominations, including recognition from the Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards (AMA), underscoring his international influence in the music industry.

Olamide stands as a true Nigerian music icon, renowned rapper, and accomplished songwriter. Rising to prominence with his debut album in 2011, he further cemented his legacy by founding the powerhouse label YBNL in 2012.

Celebrated for his distinctive fusion of Yoruba rap and Afrobeats, Olamide has amassed numerous accolades, including Grammy and AMA nominations, solidifying his significant global impact on music.

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