Wave Limit has added “Shake Body” to its run of 2026 releases.
The track appears alongside “Omo Alana” and “Sunrise 4 Lagos” in Wave Limit’s current discography.
“Shake Body” is out now on streaming platforms.
Author: Chioma Ugo Nwachukwu
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Davido links up with viral “Bus Aunty” Bemi Orojuogun
Davido has linked up with Bemi Orojuogun, popularly known as “Bus Aunty,” following her rise to internet fame.
Orojuogun became widely known for her videos filmed alongside London’s iconic red double-decker buses, where her simple reactions to passing buses turned into a viral social media format.
Since then, her online popularity has extended into brand collaborations, with Orojuogun appearing in campaigns for Burberry, H&M, IKEA, Jacquemus, Maybelline, JBL and MAC Cosmetics.
Davido has now met the viral creator, with the pair appearing together in a video shared online.
The link-up is notable for Orojuogun, who previously named Davido as her dream Nigerian TikTok collaborator.
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Skyy ZNO draws on Yoruba chants and Afro-fusion on “(Act I) JADE / EXITUS”
Skyy ZNO brings Yoruba chants and multi-dialect vocals into an Afro-fusion setting on “(Act I) JADE / EXITUS,” a track connected to the artist’s exploration of African and diasporic identity.
The song combines traditional Yoruba vocal elements with contemporary Afro-fusion production, while its multilingual approach reflects the broader themes running through Skyy ZNO’s music.
The track forms part of “ExitUs,” Skyy ZNO’s debut seven-track album. The project explores the movement of African musical and cultural influences through the Caribbean and into the Americas, drawing on the artist’s own experience of growing up between the United States and the Dominican Republic.
Musically, Skyy ZNO’s work moves across Afrobeats, Soul, Salsa, Dembow and Reggae. His background also informs the cross-cultural perspective of “ExitUs,” which he co-produced with nine-time GRAMMY-winning producer Joe Nicolo.
Skyy ZNO began recording music at seven, later performing with a group before pursuing a solo career at 18. In 2024, he co-founded ZNOVerse Entertainment with his father.
“(Act I) JADE / EXITUS” is out now on streaming platforms.
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Papi Ojo and Doubleaaproved blend Afrobeats, Dancehall and Amapiano on “N.O.L.Y.”
Papi Ojo and DJ and producer Doubleaaproved bring together Afrobeats, Dancehall and Amapiano influences on their collaborative single, “N.O.L.Y. (No One Like You).”
The track is built around rhythmic grooves and melodic vocals, with Doubleaaproved handling the production and Papi Ojo delivering the vocals.
The production draws from classic Dancehall riddims alongside contemporary Afrobeats and Amapiano rhythms, giving the song a cross-genre foundation.
For Papi Ojo, the release adds another entry to a catalogue that moves between Afrobeats, Amapiano, Dancehall and hip-hop. The Lagos-born, New York-raised artist is also known for his work across dance and visual performance, including his appearance as the blue character in Beyoncé’s “Black Is King.”
Doubleaaproved, who is based in Brooklyn, brings his work as a DJ and producer to the collaboration, with a sound that also incorporates Dancehall, Soca and contemporary club music.
“N.O.L.Y. (No One Like You)” is out now on streaming platforms.
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LODIC explores the silence after a relationship ends on “HEY”
LODIC explores the moment of reaching out to someone who has already left on “HEY,” a melodic electronic track built around the uncertainty of whether they will respond.
The song focuses on the impulse to call after someone who is walking away, even when there may be little reason to expect an answer. Its lyrics centre on the words left unsaid and the distance that follows the end of a relationship.
“HEY” pairs cinematic electronic production with synth-led melodies, while its chorus arrives early in the track and becomes a central part of the arrangement.
The song is part of LODIC’s broader series of interconnected releases, which explores themes including identity, belonging and the search for home. The artist has previously released “DROWN” and “SCARED” as part of the project.
Rather than focusing on the breakup itself, “HEY” turns its attention to what comes after—the silence, lingering attachment and instinct to make one final attempt at being heard.
“HEY” is out now on streaming platforms.